If you could get rid of ONE of your fears...
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Lmao... A panic attack in my head is probaly the perfect way to sum it up, then my legs turn to jelly and I feel like passing out.Demon ID said:
I have been slowly building confidence recently though, I can always get on with friends' dogs now, although I'll be a little shaky at first, once I'm around them for a bit I get on well with them.
Funny thing about it is I'm a huge animal lover and I get on with pretty much any other animals, I've actually been thinking I might like a dog of my own at some point, after hanging out with friends' dogs and seeing how cool they can be.
But yea, random passers by with dogs and the worst of all, dogs running around in parks and fields, I just can't handle that.
Wow man, your like a past version of me. trust me, let your mother finaly get the puppy she wanted for the past 20 years. It's a couple years later and I have no fear of dogs at all. I do still however have my own little paranoid everyone hates me play going on in my head, once i figure that one out i'll let you know past me.-Orgasmatron- said:
I'd get rid of my fear of never finding someone special, never settling down and having children, and spending the last years of my life alone and unloved, and finally dying in a nearly empty room, unremembered.
I would love to no longer be afraid of bugs, that and I'm somewhat afraid of silence. I almost always need some kind of noise in the background when I'm alone.
Practically - I would like to get rid of either my fear of vomiting or of spiders or of driving. They are three things that do interfere with day to day life.
Ideally my fear of losing my eyesight. Good chance I inherited a defect that made my Mum go blind in one eye. I know that there is no real point worrying about something that may never happen - you waste a lot of time and effort and heart break over it when you should only deal with it if it happens.
Ideally my fear of losing my eyesight. Good chance I inherited a defect that made my Mum go blind in one eye. I know that there is no real point worrying about something that may never happen - you waste a lot of time and effort and heart break over it when you should only deal with it if it happens.
My fear of large birds. IE: Osterichs, emus.
I shit you not, the zoo train is a fucked up ride for not having windows.
I shit you not, the zoo train is a fucked up ride for not having windows.
Fear of the unknown. I find it terrifying how big the universe is and how no one knows how big it actually is... and what happens when you hit the edge... and that there has to be something bigger... or that no one knows exactly what happens when you die... all of that.
