I fear needles, spiders, and stuff like being alone in the dark. 

Needles, I mean, I don't like getting stabbed by stuff.

Spiders are just creepy.

And being alone in the dark, you aren't really sure what is going to happen so its pretty scary honestly. 

There are only two things I really fear. Heights and being alone in the dark.

I think my fear of heights ties into my former fear of flying as well as my countless trips to the CN Tower when I was younger. I can survive being up high, but I will get pretty nervous.

As for the dark, well, I always feel safer with others and the seeming hostility of darkness has always been one of my fears.

Spiders. Always have, always will! I have had cobras, pythons, and other deadly creatures in my hand/around my neck, (at exhibitions and stuff), but spiders are the one thing I can NOT get over.  Probably because when I was 5, and my sister was 8, her and the babysitter would pin me down and dangle wolf spiders in my face.  I live in Canada and I am actually moving to Michigan on a green card in the next few weeks.  And there is a HIGH volume of spiders in the apartment where I will be living with my wife.  I think about it every day and I am FEARFUL! I am also scared of heights, and have dreams of dangling off the edge of buildings, or clinging to the edge of a mountain.  Ironically, I love flying and feel safe in an airplane.  However, I am less scared of a tarantula than I would be a spider the size of a dime/quarter.  They're more like an animal, although I know they are considered a spider. Probably because of their size, they can't as easily slide under a door like a recluse or a hobo spider. 

Moose, man. They can weigh anywhere from 900 to 1500 pounds man. They can kick any direction. Literally any direction.
Spiders? Snakes?Heights? Nah man, moose.
They can charge, and they have this big ol set of like horns man.
They will mess you up.
I don't even live anywhere near moose, but man I am scared of them. Don't mess with moose.

I fear growing old and losing my memory, my mind.
I fear growing. I don't like the way my body changes or my vocal chords struggle to hit different notes. 
I fear lack of youth. I don't necessarily enjoy my life but I don't want it to come to a halting stop either. 

I fear spiders. They're cute and sometimes I hold them in my hand but I fear the surprise of them on my pillow or in my room - quiet stalkers. 
I fear my life might never amount to what I view as success. Success isn't necessarily about wealth/how much money earned/revenue. Success, to me, is more about loving everything that you have obtained and satisfied. 

I fear I worry too much which might put me in an early grave. And then I fear that I am losing my mind, my memory. Repeat>

I'm afraid a lot of things. A few of these are like typical fear of material things and a few of them are more mental or emotional, if that makes sense. 

I'm afraid of scorpions, snakes, and basically anything that can kill you with poison. I don't know if this is fearing the animal itself, or a more subconscious fear of death. 

I'd say my biggest fear in terms of phobia, is fear of heights. I cannot be sane, if I have to be near a railing or something near a high place. I literally stay a foot or two away from the railing unless absolutely mandatory. I don't think I've always had this fear, and I think I know when it started. When I was about 7 years old or so, I went to the amusement park, and I was basically forced to go on this ride that basically dropped you from a really high place. Now, I didn't get hurt or anything, but I just found the overall experience terrifying, and I feel like I've been scared of heights ever since. 


I feel like I don't fear failure anymore, but I feel like I fear disappointing people, especially someone like a family member or a friend. Not being there for them when they needed it, or not helping them when they needed. Not living to expectations in different areas of life, whether that be school, sports, or my behavior and whatnot. 

I'd say I'm pretty scared of death as well. Anytime when I'm put in a potentially dangerous situation, no matter the severity, my hands usually start sweating a lot since I get really nervous. I sometimes think about death when I'm in thought in my bed trying to go to sleep. Ultimately, it causes me to not be able to sleep whenever that happens, or I have to start thinking about more happy things. 

My number one fear mentally and emotionally would probably have to be fear of letting down my future children. Messing up in school and/or college and not getting a decent job to put my children in a great opportunity to do the same for their children. I don't want to make stupid decisions like getting addicted to drugs or alcohol, since that will likely affect the upbringing of my children as well. They say that each generation is supposed to do at least one step better in terms of jobs and income, and my parents did pretty alright for me, and I want to do the same, and hopefully a little bit better for my children. 

I fear a few things, heights, roller coasters, spiders, worms, snakes, darkness, and bulls at least those are the only ones I can think of now. I am a scary cat  I have tried to face almost all of those fears but, not quite over them just yet. Now, when I am having an anxiety attack, I fear everything specially when I am all alone- I fear noises, movements, people. But, I don't let that bother me I just let it take its course and be done. I guess fear is good to some extend; it creates boundaries but, at the same time we should always try to overcome as many as possible. It's no fun to be always scared.

I really only fear heights and losing my temper. I do not like being off solid ground or getting to the point that I do not care and want to physically harm or kill someone.

I don't really have a lot of fears. If anything, there's only one thing I fear and that's being abandoned or alone by my friends. I love being with people I am close to, and I love having people to talk to, so I hate to think that they would abandon me or I'll be left alone with no one to talk to.