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Growing up, what is something that scared or frightened you?
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Absolutely NOTHING! This is why I ended up so damn level. I take things for what they really are and handle them as they come, difficult or not. I simply appreciate when things have more subtle results around them.
When I was little, the shadows from the street light shining through the lace curtains in my window scared me. Someone had to go into my bedroom first and close the curtains. I don't know why.
It is no secret that Sharks are my biggest fear. I know I do not live near an ocean but they still are my biggest fear without any doubt.
Being ignored.
Death.
Sleeping with my bedroom door closed
THAT I MIGHT NOT MEET MY WIFE
I was scared to go to bed...in a room by myself while my parents were downstairs. I guess I was afraid of the silence.
Thunderstorms - still not a fan of really bad ones at night but when my husband holds me in his arms I can go to sleep.
I have always been afraid of the dark. even today when I turn the lights off to go to bed I run to the next room that has light in it. I feel like someone is watching me.
the thought of going to college. They asked me crazy questions like which college I wanted to go to, and what career I had chosen. How does a kid in a country town know any of that?
Violence was always something that scared me when I was little, whether it be what I saw on the streets or between my parents, it was frightening
Spiders
This crazy song about the funny farm that my mom used to play.
I guess I was always afraid of moving. Maybe that's why I tend not to get very close and open up to people. As soon as I settled down in a new school and made new friends we would have to move again.
