What do you fear the most?

I dont fear death, but I do think my worst "fear" would be cancer. Its not about the dying - its about the wasting away to nothing and not being able to die with your dignity in tact.

Probably also loosing my mother - even tho I dont live in the same country as her - I would feel like an orphan if she died.

I fear the unknown.
actually i REALLY fear guns
haha

I fear dying an utterly meaningless death. As long as I die with dignity and hopefully either for a just cause (or of old age), then sweet sauce.

Other than that...I'm not sure. I don't really have any permanent, irrefutable fears. Experience, control, and/or understanding make them go away.

Mo you kinda look like my mom...lol
Totally random.

But I fear myself.
Reason; I know what I can do to myself.
I have the ability to break myself down to nothing or make myself the best I can be.
& that terrifies me.

I also fear being unsuccessful, but that all comes back to fearing myself.

Ah, yes. Being a human is quite terrifying.

I fear dolls...weird I know. I watched Dollie Dearest at a very young age and it has scared me for life. O.O

The dark, spiders, ghosts and water over my head. Losing the love of my life, my family (with the exception of my brother's so-called wife) and death.

Love the icon! Awesome movie.

I fear losing the people I love.

I fear loneliness

Being alone and the unknown

Ohhh!! ShadowKnight you have the exact same dear as me but with me it's a bit odd you see I love the dark but once I step foot into it I feel I don't know just Odd.
xxxx Roxy

Fear not...

Bugs.

I am afraid of ::

Spiders***
Getting in a Car Wreck**
Drowning*

I not afaraid of the dark but whats in the dark

same about death
im not afaraid of death but wheat comes after

^ Yeah, but all you're really saying is that you're afraid of the dark and death. If you want to break those two things down, and try to be complicated, sure...

Might as well say: "I'm not afraid of the dark, but what is in it. I'm not afraid of what is in it, except for the bad stuff. I'm not afraid of the bad stuff, except for bad stuff that involves pain. I'm not afraid of bad stuff that involves pain, except for bad stuff that involves pain that is excruciating. I'm not...etc."

Same goes for death: "I'm not afraid of death, just afraid of what comes after. I'm not afraid of what comes after, unless what comes after is unpleasant. I'm not afraid of what comes after being unpleasant, unless the unpleasantness is unbearable..." And so forth.

Just say: "I'm afraid of the dark because of what's in it. I'm afraid of death because of what's after."

K bye.

I fear being alone in the end....