1 Spiders (I'm tryimg nto get over this)
2 Centipedes and Millipedes (working on this to)
3 Being hit by a train
4 A slow death
5 Something bad happening to Patchy or Daisy (I have nightmares about Patchy getting hurt/ killed all the time, those are the worst)
6 Something bad happening to my family and freinds
7 Getting below an 80 on any school subject
8 Getting lower than a 90 for my GPA
9 Not being able to live somewhere that somewhat wild
10 Meerkat Manor being canceled (Too Late )
11 No more Narnia movies

1. Awkward situations; I think everyone hates these, but I'm quite terrified of them.

2. Speaking in public.

3. Being kidnapped.

4. Going blind/deaf

5. Getting brain damage from breathing harsh chemicals.

6. Getting food poisoning

I'm sure there are more, but I can't think of them now.

I'll always be a,
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1. snakes
2. catipillars, centipedes, milliepedes, worms, anything slimy and squishy basically
3. serial killers
4. someone kidnapping me during the night
5. going to close to a cliff and then throwing myself off before i can stop myself
6. someone thinking i'm not funny, when i'm trying to be
7. my baby sister or brother dying
8. walking in the woods by myself (even if people are just 20 ft away)
9. a slow painful death
10. my friends or family dying/getting hurt
11. butterflies (i don't care how many people say they're beautiful, i've been terrified since i went to the butterfly garden in like 3rd grade)
12. anything supernatural (i can't watch any paranormal show or i'll have nightmares and hallucinations for weeks. it's just horrible)
13. i used to be terrified of going in to large public places, b/c of suicide bombers or gunners but i'm working on it. after virginia tech i refused to leave the house for weeks
14. a house fire that burns the whole house and all my stuff
15. someone messing up my bookcase (this may seem rather small but i have a tad tiny bit of ocd with certain things and if someone just changed the order of like 5 or 6 of my cds or books i'd probably sob for an hour.)
16. going deaf (i'd rather be blind)
17. not being saved
18. never getting married and having kids
19. the end of the world
20. having to watch someone die
21. never being able to use the internet again
22. having to kill someone
23. tested on my faith under extreme measures
24. caves
25. having any of my siblings or friends kidnapped and taken away and never finding them
26. food poisoning
27. speaking/singing/mostly anything in public
28. rats and mice

i could go on and on. basically i'm terrified of a lot of things but i trust God so he helps me out alot

1. Heights. This one is so bad I can barely handle a jungle gym.
2. Dark spaces.
3. Crowds, especially noisy ones.
4. Spiders.
5. Snakes.
6. Pain. I'm really scared of being in pain, but when I'm actually in pain it's not as bad as when I'm just thinking about it (yea, I'm weird).
7. Public speaking. I'm so glad my speech class is over!
8. Dying slowly. I suppose this one goes along with pain.

Job interviews!

Public speaking/appearances

I imagine some others may come to mind once I think about it more.

One thing I don't think I've ever been afraid of is the dark, which is handy because I've been a stargazer just about my whole life.

Hmm... well, I don't have many phobias or fears anymore, thankfully God has been showing me that no matter what they are He is always bigger than them, but here are some that I've struggled with in the past:

1. Spiders and other sorts of bugs
2. The fear of conflict. I definitely don't struggle with this one anymore, not that I go seeking conflict, but I'm no longer afraid of not taking the blame or responsibility for something wrong that I did not do just so that there would be no fireworks or people being mad at each other. Granted, I still am a peacemaker sometimes, but I'm not afraid of what will come if I don't accept the blame
3. The fear of criticism. Pretty much the same thing as above.
4. People sleepwalking. We have several sleepwalkers in my family (myself not included), and once in a while one of them will appear at my door late in the evening, generally before I go to bed, and that freaks me out.
5. Heights. Yup, I can't even walk up the stairs to the loft over our garage without thinking that I'm going to trip on the stairs and go tumbling down.
6. I'm also claustrophobic. Believe it or not, I believe it's tied into my personality- my type need to feel safe before they can relax and be okay and enjoy almost anything, and therefore we sometimes tend to avoid places that make us feel trapped and/or unsafe And that goes for tight and small places. Thankfully now I don't need to feel 100% safe anymore before I can live, which is nice.

I think that's about it. I actually love crowds when I'm with a parent or sibling, even though I'm an introvert, but I really like the feeling of just being able to get lost in the crowd, blend in with everyone around me and become just one of the nameless people pursuing each our own paths and attaining our own goals, and not have to worry about everyone noticing you and knowing all about you and your past mistakes... it's odd, yes, I know.

1. Heights
2. Large dogs

And that's it. I guess I'm pretty fear-free!
I'm not claustrophobic, in fact small spaces make me feel more secure for some reason. Neither am I an arachnophobe- I think tarantulas are adorable! So fuzzy and furry.
I've never been afraid of thrillers, but I do get nightmares from books sometimes. I think it's because movies present everything for you already and books force you to create more of the experience with your own mind and so you become more involved.
Plus since I joined Narniaweb I've become quite versed in 'movie magic' so if the scene gets really intense I can remove myself and occupy my mind by wondering "Now how would you pull off that scene?"

And I'd like to proudly announce that I've overcome one of my greatest fears: LOUD NOISES!
I still get skittish when I watch fireworks but otherwise I'm perfectly fine.

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Falling over backwards, especially when in rocking chairs. I can handle rocking chairs as long as I don't rock too far backwards (luckily since I occasionally need to rock children when I'm working / babysitting) My sister enjoys coming up behind me and pulling down the back of the rocking chair. Now, she sits in the chair more than I do so that has happened lately. My mom says as a baby I didn't like to rock. [/*2rusbwwe]

Ending up like the people in Matt. 7:21-13 [/*2rusbwwe]

Having my faith tested and failing. [/*2rusbwwe]

That VDT will not be what I consider a good adaptation (esp. that they will have changed how the Lone Islands are "conquered," that Reep's and Eustace's confrontation won't be like it is in the book, that the scene in the magican's house with Lucy and the book won't be done right, etc.) [/*2rusbwwe]

1. Speaking in public...yup it's true. I stammer a ton whenever I'm talking in front of a crowd.

2. Serial killers.

3. A house fire that burned down our entire house and belongings (I've been scared of that happening ever since I was little).

4. Any kind of bug: Spiders, wasps, gnats ( ), even ladybugs. There was a ladybug flying around the room the other day, and I screamed, dropped the book I was holding, and ran out of the room.

5. Getting a B in school. I know that sounds pretty silly, but I always get mad at myself if I don't get an A - especially if I studied hard.

Umm...I know there are probably plenty more, but I can't think of any more at the moment. Will post some more later if I think of them.

well, I am afraid of the obvious ones like bugs and death, but my biggest fear is this:

I am afriad of drowning. this may sound odd, but I never learned to swim, and I get really nervous around water.....and I hardly ever go in swimming pools because of my fear.

Liberty, I actually understand that. I can swim, but not very well, so I'm always nervous in swimming pools.

Narnia Girl: yeah, I always get really nervous, even in the shallow end of pools.....I actually almost drowned twice: once, when I was 5 years old, I was at a party with my family. the people who's house we were at had an deep, above-ground pool and I was going in it with a floaty ring. but one of the times I went in, I forgot my floaty and I splashed in and went under. I panicked, but (thank God) I somehow managed to grab the edge of the pool. weird thing about it is that nobody saw it happen. the other time was when I was 10 years old and my friend had an a shallow above ground pool and I got pushed under. my feet slipped and I panicked, but I managed to get to the surface. I have been afarid of water (pools especially) since.

Well...a phobia is something that kind of debilitates you if you go through it...I mean if you want to get technical about it.

I have acrophobia something fierce. All I need to do is go 3 steps up on the ladder and it makes me shaky and nervous. You're really only 3 feet up in the air but when you factor in your height (I'm 5'11") it actually seems closer to 10 feet, which I think is what magnifies that. There is no amount of money in the world (I'm serious...no amount) that would convince me to go bungee jumping or skydiving. Those people are insane.

I have a borderline phobia (more like an intense dislike) of clowns. They're....unsettling. Watching Stephen King's "It" did not help this one iota.

I don't have any other real phobias, although I...um... ...don't really like the dark. I'm 37 and need a nightlight. Drives my wife nuts because she needs total blackout conditions to sleep and behaves as though the little nightlight is a stadium sized floodlight shining directly in her face. I suspect she's half Morlock...hmm...an idea for a new screenplay! I Married a Morlock!, a film by Ed Wood.

I actually almost drowned twice

Thats happened to me a couple times, too. Twice I slipped when walking through the water but, I was able to right myself. The most recent time occurred at the beach I was trying to do an underwater handstand, but I lost my balance. I almost broke my neck, but I managed to curve just enough that I hit the bottom softly with the upper part of my back. I actually love the water although I'm not the best of swimmers, I pretty much just dogpaddle. My dad's afraid of going into deep water, but I think thats cause he's had a few freinds who drowned or got paralyzed. He says he almost drowned too but he really doesn't talk about it much.
Actually there have been quite a few times in my life when I almost got killed, but I made it through, usually unscaved.

11 (I'm on 11 right?) Not being able to breathe
12 getting paralyzed
13 getting cancer or another terminal disease
14 burning to death
15 drowning
16 my rabbit getting mad at me and never forgiving me
17 not getting into/through college
18 getting impaled
19 nerve damage
20 getting killed by an animal (not so much for me as for the animal)