Biggest Fear?

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Losing control. This one terrifies me to the core of my soul. :x
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@Iggy went into my brain and took out my fears.

Well... except for my fear of ladders. Ladders are evil.
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My biggest fear is getting stabbed or shot in the stomach honestly. It's graphic, but there's so much going on in there organ wise I just can't imagine the though of something puncturing so much of it. I'm pretty sure this fear comes from a scene in jaws where the shark hunter is bit in the stomach and spits up blood, which I saw when I was in middle school lol




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I'd say I'm pretty much fearless. I catch wild spiders and snakes for pure fun and I love heights and such, but if someone is about to puke I get really freaked out. Like I might cry if someone throws up near me xD
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I'm pretty fearless when normal things are involved. But the not normal things are the things that scare me. Like, for example: My worst fear is being transported back into my past self right before a play/show with my current self. I'll know some of the future, but I WONT KNOW ANY OF MY LINES. AND THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE. I seriously have dreams about it sometimes and mini panic attacks before I go to sleep. *shudder*
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