What REALLY FRIGHTENS you and.......WHY?

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  1. gmwilliams profile image85
    gmwilliamsposted 9 years ago

    What  REALLY FRIGHTENS you and.......WHY?

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  2. ElvisaM profile image72
    ElvisaMposted 9 years ago

    Most people will agree with me. The thing I am afraid of is public insult. Bullying of sort, in person as well as online. We say things sometimes without thinking about how they affect others and we only realize that it hurts when it is done to us. The reason behind this is my natural anxiety and the fact that I am anti-social. More times than not, I meet someone even though hesitant and it is pleasant (most of the time). However, the one or two times that I was insulted and hurt by someone that meant absolutely nothing, it destroyed me and all hopes I had of becoming less of a recluse. When you are already suffering from mental things, this is a fear most have. Words hurt a lot and I too am guilty of hurting someone somewhere because of something I may have said online. This is why I am so soft and believe everyone deserves a second chance and forgiveness. Well, not everyone but most.

    1. Austinstar profile image90
      Austinstarposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Words only have power if YOU give them power. Just image the bully in their underpants while sitting in jello and move on. They probably don't even realize they said something hurtful.

    2. ElvisaM profile image72
      ElvisaMposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      LOL! I shall do that from now on.

  3. Austinstar profile image90
    Austinstarposted 9 years ago

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    I tried to think of something that really frightens me.... and nothing comes to mind.
    I've been poor, living on the street poor. I've been upper middle class, after marrying a wealthy man.
    I've been near death a few times - not scared at all. Bob saved me from drowning once, and I had blood poisoning and was in intensive care for days. Both times I was convinced I was going to die.
    I've watched people die, including infants and children that died very horrible deaths - in the e.r. where I worked.
    I've been shot at - randomly on a freeway. There was a bullet hole in the back window, but none of us were hit by it.
    I've been alone and loved it. I've been a public speaker and loved it. And they say that public speaking is the biggest fear that most people have.
    I've seen scary movies that scared me, but it was all in fun, so not really scared.
    Spiders kind of scare me, and I hate scorpions! They are creepy. But I'm not paralyzed by that kind of fear. I think it's normal.
    I used to think I was scared of the dark, but I spent the night in a cemetery once just to do it an it was a very peaceful experience - so quiet. I used to say, "dead people don't scare me, it's the living ones that will harm you."
    I used to hang out on rooftops looking for UFOs. and I think it would scare me to meet an angry alien. But only for a minute or two.
    I thought about being scared of Alzheimer's in my old age. But why would that scare me? It's a disease that I wouldn't have any control over. I would have to accept it.
    I don't think anything scares me. It's all a learning experience. Certainly bullies don't scare me. I'm probably a bigger bully than they ever hope to be. I've forgotten more about bullying than they will ever know. LOL!
    Ok, there is one thing - stupidity scares me. When I encounter stupid people, I am afraid that there is no hope left. For our children, for the planet, and for me.

  4. Ann810 profile image45
    Ann810posted 9 years ago

    The return of Christ the Messiah, because He have to put destruction on the earth. And He will make the new earth the same as Heaven, the two places will  merge together. [Isaiah 13:9]

 
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