Things you are terrified of????

[DogLover9501]

My biggest fear is probably moths! I love butterflies, but am terrified of moths.

I'm also scared of bugs, crowds, and death.

[dogzr#1]

I'm terrified of being underwater. One time when I was 6, my floaty thing tipped over and I was stuck underwater. My mom had to rescue me by my foot. I will go underwater, but someone has to be with me, just in case.

[RedHedd]

Fire - I can't even light candles or be near them without freaking out.

Thunder & Lightning - a thunderbolt hit near my house when I was a kid and I'll never forget the sound nor the flash.

Earthquakes - been through MANY, large and small. They still freak me out.

[JenBKR]

Oh man, i have lots Blood, needles, hospitals, and doctor's offices...also choking/drowning, snakes, public speaking...hmm, my list is scaring me!

[Sevaede]

Being in an airplane, my husband dying, and I think that's about it.

[CelticDreamer]

~Snakes ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww screaming so loud my lungs are going to burst...Spiders & the fear of drowning in the Ocean someday gotta wuv a swimming pool~

[k9krazee]

I'm actually afraid of falling! I don't have a problem with heights (anymore) just am terrified of falling...

[BitsyNaceyDog]

My biggest fear is new people or people I hardly know. I also hate groups and crouds.
Hospitals and doctors offices totally freak me out. I black out at the sight of blood. I'm not afraid of sewing neadles and such, but medical needles freak me out. My biggest fear is new people.

[Felicia's Mom]

Fear of Falling! I always have been afraid of falling from great heights. Ever since my accident, I have been afraid to walk across the room without using my walker.

Also fear of spiders. However, I will not kill one if I have to climb to do so. Because my fear of falling is worse then the fear of the spider.

[Sevaede]

Oh my goddess, Lut you're right on the dot!

Getting stuck in elevators are such a big one for me, too, I don't know how I forgot about it. If you've ever been to the Grand Canyon Caverns, then you'd be in the freakiest one, ever. It goes some thing like three hundred feet under ground and you get to tour and they turn out all the lights at one point. They have a perfectly preserved cat, (I forgot what kind it was) that had died a long time ago, because it died on a big slab of limestone (that's what they said). It was very interesting but I don't know if I'd ever do it again. You can see through all the cracks of the elevator and it's creaky. Very creepy.