1. Fish
2. Dogs to a small extent. (If a dog is big enough and I don't know it, I assume that it just wants to kill me.)
I'm also afraid of the water in so far as I have to swim in it. This isn't a phobia simpily because I don't know how to swim and so therefore it would not be unreasonable to be afraid of water that is deep enough that I have to swim in it to survive.
I also have a very very mild fear of dehydration. I say that because I almost always carry at least half of a galleon of water with me any time I am going very far from my house.
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Spiders. Any creepy crawlies. --> I suppose this is really a fear of being painfully bitten or fatally poisoned by an eensy little creature that I could not evade.
Being abandoned.
Discovering that I am not really intelligent at all nor worth anything to the people around me.
I would probably be afraid of drowning deep water too but perhaps I haven't come close to actually falling into it so I don't feel such a real sense of fear as for the other ones I've mentioned!
Why is it so many girls are afraid of spiders & bugs.
I don't have a problem with it, but there is seriously a pattern here with girls being afraid of spiders.
Well at least if they somehow invent a way to reproduce without men, women will still need us around to kill spiders for them. Thats what you call job security.
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For me it'd depend on the spider. The little neigh-harmless ones that you see scurry away on a wall or something are one thing, black widows are another. Tarantellas even moreso - not that I've ever come across a tarantella, but I have had to kill the other 'large' garden-variety spiders before.
I hate roaches. With a passion. If I see one in the house, I often won't rest and keep a shoe close to me until I know that it's either dead or back outside. Those things drive me up a wall - thankfully we've not really had any this year, possibly due to our cats. Knock on wood.
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Is the pain of not knowing, worth the price of saying nothing?
I used to be afraid of spiders, then I had to live with brown recluses for two years... got over that pretty fast.
My biggest fear is approaching new people. Still trying to get over this.
Also have a fear of tight spaces.
And of being trapped (not necessarily tied to tight spaces...)
There's also alot of things that I hate, but don't really fear. I merely try to avoid them when I can. Clowns and crowds are the first things to come to mind.
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