My biggest fear is the reality of this world. I seldom see violence, threats, domestic abuse, depressed faces. It traumatized me. The only way to escape reality is either sleeping, games (such as this awesome website), or television. Don't get me wrong. Sometimes I do face reality, even if I don't want to. Sometimes I do see some good in reality, just not as much.

I fear God, DEFINITLY Slender Man, and the DARK! There's some scary crud out there! LOL!

I only have a couple huge fears. But the biggest one would have to be aliens. I believe in them, although I am also terrified of them. I have had several dreams where I was abducted by aliens, and they do grotesque experiments on my body. I hope if we ever do encounter aliens on earth (if they aren't here already) that they would be friendly. I would assume they might be like us. Most of them good, but there are always a few bad eggs, especially in the human race as well. However, if they decided to try and take over our planet, we would be screwed. Think about it. If they have the technology to actually travel from their planet to ours, they are much more advanced then we could ever imagine. I also saw the movie called "Signs" about where aliens try to take over the planet by fighting hand to hand combat. They most likely wouldn't use weapons, because if they want our planet for resources, they wouldn't want to destroy it. I dread meeting an alien, because of not knowing whether it was violent or not.

Heights. I've had to deal with it alot but I can't get over it. I hate ladders, I hate being roof tops, I hate climbing stuff but I have to do it alot... comes with the territory of being taller then anyone you know...

Other then that, spiders. Not that hate spiders, outside,in nature, they're pretty neat. You leave them alone, and they leave you alone. But in my house? I go freaking ballistic to kill the thing!

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Spiders, my friend, any size. And cockroaches.

I have a very severe case of Thanatophobia, the fear of death/dying. My case isn't the actually dying part, it more of the being dead part. I have no idea what will happen when I die. My guess is, that we'll just be sitting there in a dark empty space full of nothing. We won't be able to aknowledge where we are because we won't have our conscious or subconscious. We'll just be..There..but not there.. We won't be able to do or control anything. I'm pretty sure you guys have religions to look forward to, but I don't. I'm scared shi..Scared to death..of death..

I think one of my biggest fears is betrayal. Unfortunately, this is one that was "learned" over the years, as I've felt my life to be full of people who back-stabbed me, antagonized me, or screwed me over, at times seemingly just for kicks, even in cases when it was outright self-destructive of them to do so (the old "Turtle and Scorpion" fable goes here, perhaps).

My biggest fear?  My biggest fear is clowns.  I never cared for clowns and I never will.  I got my fear of clowns when I was about five years old.  I went to my friends birthday party and this clown kept on honking his horn at me and I cried a lot.  Plus, seeing the movie I.T. really increased my fears as well.  What about everyone else?  Are any of you afraid of clowns?

My fear is being stuck in the ocean. I would feel weird floating until I found help or land.

Of every fear I have.. The major one would have to be... I'm afraid to be afraid. I'm afraid to show the weakness of being afraid so that someone could hurt me or the ones I love, or that I wouldn't be able to do the right thing at the right time.

Rejection. Yeah, I know, kind of silly since it can't physically hurt you. But I guess that's what I have to live with.

Iam scared of slender man too but it's only because he comes out of nowhere when looking behind

Bigger fear would be losing someone I love the most. Other than that, nothing more. If I died, who care? It's normal, natural thing. I once heard of someone wise said "If you fear death, you will not survive the world.". Ever since my mom died, I been fear of death but now I just realize one thing. Death is normal, life is normal, but fear of them both are not.