Anything that could be catastrophic and world ending; rogue asteroids, blackholes, loss of the earth's magnetic field, end time solar flares, etc. I really need to educate myself more as to the probabilities so I don't worry myself. I guess I really just don't want to die in a panic, I hate epic panic and anxiety feelings.
Dont watch he TLC shows on this stuff as they over dramatize everything and make it seem these things are imminent. The probabilities are so remote that it will not happen in our time.
I just watched a clip from IT, and was quickly reminded of the sheer terror I feel when I see clowns. If I see a street performer clown, I will cross the street to avoid them. I don't know why, but they creep me out more than anything on this planet. I would sit in a bathtub of tarantulas, before I would give a hitch hiking clown a ride.
I hate clowns, and they all should be punched in the face.
This pretty much sums is up for me (though I'm not sure I could sit in a tub full of spiders either). I may or may not have run out of Marine Land crying because my friends, knowing I 'm scared of clowns, thought it would be hilarious to essentially trap me with this stupid dancing clown that worked there blocking my only way out. Panic ensued, and I ended up throwing the clown of the way and ran out lol... sounds stupid, but I was so scared when it was happening. I was like, 16 at the time too
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Dont watch he TLC shows on this stuff as they over dramatize everything and make it seem these things are imminent. The probabilities are so remote that it will not happen in our time.
For me it is Spiders.
TLC, Discovery, Nat Geo, etc. Yup I'm just feeding my own worries.
I do it all the time and it is a necessary evil, but I hate it. Usually get a pit in my stomach the day before. I just watched the movie "The Grey" and it has a plane crash scene that did nothing to help my fear.
Don't know why. I've never even seen one. It may be because I watched the movie Jaws when I was young. Even as a teenager swimming in an indoor pool frightened me because of the possibility of what was lurking below. Even lakes make me nervous.
Now I live in Perth, Australia where there have been 4 Great White fatalities in the last year. I swim in the ocean but I panic almost the entire time. What the fata was I thinking?
