Hey Pandas, What Were Some Of Your Childhood Fears? (Closed)

#1

I was scared that one day I would use the toilet and a rat or snake would bite my butt 🍑🐀🐍

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Toasty 3 years ago

This was me, but insert tarantula.

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#2

Clowns. I don’t f**k with clowns. Also used to think quicksand would be a much more prevalent problem as a kid.

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PeachthePan 3 years ago

me too, man. i also hate dolls. so creepy ;w;

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I was afraid to look at the house on my block of the man who molested me. I always turned my headed and squinted my eyes while walking by it (even after he moved away).

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Walter 3 years ago

CALL THE COPS REPORT HIM

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#4

That the ceiling fan would fall and decapitate me in my sleep.

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Blizt 3 years ago

Glad to know I wasn't the only one with this fear lol.

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#5

well im still afraid of it but im afraid of my family

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Mpkfighter Plays 3 years ago

... wow ...

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#6

You know that cliche that kids fear monsters under their bed? Well, mine had a unique twist to it. I had a "snakes under my bed" fear.

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Imtiredandiwannagotobed 3 years ago

I wish there were snakes under my bed, little noodles need warmth too.

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#7

I am still afraid of the dark

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Friedlander Rosenzweig 3 years ago

Lately, I’m scared in the daylight as well.

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#8

I used to be very afraid of ghosts, demons and anything else paranormal. I was so scared, I always kept the lights on in the whole apartment and would stay awake until morning light.

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Friedlander Rosenzweig 3 years ago (edited)

I had something make the foot of my mattress sink down one night and gave me the ‘ole “hairs on the back of your neck stand up” feeling. I said aloud “get the f**k out, my (late) Father was protecting me, and for some reason I started praying in Hebrew (I only knew the prayers for wine and bread, but that seemed to do the trick). Seconds later, the bed seemed normal and the presence was gone. I really hope I was asleep, but I just know I was not.

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#9

I grew up scared of being watched or followed. For no real reason, I just was.

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Brielle DeSenneville Freano 3 years ago

same here i will always change in the bathroom bcs it has no windows

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#10

Obviously that when you swallow a watermelon seed, it'll grow in your stomach and you'd become pregnant with a melon baby.

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Blizt 3 years ago

Ha.....My mother said her grandfather would tell her that the vertebrae in your back you can feel were the watermelon seeds that you accidentally swallowed.

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#11

Mirrors. I'd always thought if I stared at myself long enough in a mirror, my reflection would come to life and start attacking me. ah...the good old days.

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

I still feel that way though ;-;

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#12

One time I was trying to sleep and my cat crawled on top of my face and lay down. I thought there was an ax murderer in my room covering my mouth and I literally sat there and tried not to move for an hour until I felt that fluff of my cat. When I tell you I though I was gonna die

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D e p r e s s e d 3 years ago

Whenever I lay in my bed on my face my cat will literally jump on my back until I wake up

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#13

That I would fall off the couch and die
(i was 3)

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JennyBee 3 years ago

*falls off couch while reading this* X-X

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#14

At night, it was the monster in the closet.
Of course, adults didn't believe it was there.
Years later, when I babysat children with the same fear, I would tell them to keep the door open a little so that the monster could get some air. "It'll relax and it won't bother you." One girl was nervous even in the daytime. I gave her the advice, then watched her get brave enough to run in and out of the open closet.

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Jayna Shin 3 years ago

;-; The classic.

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#15

My child hood fear is whats in the woods at night (yes i know im almost a teen scared of whats in the dark i know its dumb)

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The weird one!

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

Same, but I also live next to the woods ;-; One night I was sleeping at there was a gunshot directly outside my window. I sh*t you not, my Mom came downstairs, grabbed a huge knife, and just stood next to me while we waited to hear anything else. There wasn't anything out there

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#16

Well I’ve always thought are house was haunted my dad never talks about it but he said something about a ghost named Tony. Tony’s a little boy dressed in striped pajamas who tortures your dreams. At night if I can’t slip into my room fast enough I’ll catch a glimpse of him in the hall Mirror.

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

I honestly get the same feeling in my house, but it's different. Like right now, I swear I can feel someone staring at me. But when I turn around, the feeling is still there. I'll randomly get that feeling when I'm trying to sleep at night. And one time (I think it was about 2 am) I was trying to sleep, and almost was, when a huge crash came from my bathroom. At the time I had no idea what it was and I literally sat there for about 5 minutes, calmed myself, and then got up and sprinted to the kitchen. I seriously grabbed the biggest knife I could and snuck into the bathroom, only to find that the mirror on the back of the door fell off and the chain that was holding it snapped. I was so terrified ;-; I guess gravity just does what it wants (that or there is a poltergeist in my house)

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#17

i was always afraid that if i clenched my hands too hard, my knuckles would pierce out of my skin

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Sage Roe 3 years ago

You just gave me a new fear.

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#18

To this day I’m scared of mirrors and cardboard lol

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Mpkfighter Plays 3 years ago

OooooooooooooOOooOooOoOOF

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#19

I used to be afraid of spiders and avoided them at all costs. To the point that one time when I was home alone, watching TV in the living room I saw a spider coming at me from the ceiling (well, it was not coming at me, it was actually a few metres away, but still way too close). I left the server (the living room) and ran to the kitchen. I spend a few hours by the window waiting for someone to come home and take care of the spider.

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

lol I would have helped you with that. I'm perfectly fine with spiders UwU

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#20

there was this book called "The Tailypo", and it was a ghost story. the "tailypo" was this thing that was furry with creepy eyes and it was so scary.

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Zoe Hoesley 3 years ago

Oh yeah I know that story

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#21

I was afraid that a monster would crawl out of the toilet and kill me. (－‸ლ)

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

lol same. And I take it you're a Wings of Fire fan?

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#22

When I was about 6, I had a really vivid dream that I went into the basement and there was a pink and orange octopus living behind the clothes dryer. Never went near that thing until we moved several years later.

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Ella Greenman 3 years ago

I had a dream yoda came out of the showerhead and ,my couch for the living room you could see the shower, and so I positioned myself so I did not see it and never went in that bathroom for three years

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#23

When I first learned about killer bees, I spent a lot of time worrying about them. Being stung to death sounded horrific.

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Easily Excitable Panda 3 years ago

If it's any comfort, we've got murder hornets now. Wait, that's probably not a comfort, is it?

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#24

this is pretty weird, but i had this big fear of the sky or ground falling, and like falling into nothingness....

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Mpkfighter Plays 3 years ago

... HOW RELATABLE 𝕀𝕤 THAT YESSIR I ALMOST CANT LAY ON THE GRASS face UP

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#25

i was scared of my refection off the tv... not the mirror, just the tv

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ILOVEBAMBOO 3 years ago

Um, why though?

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#26

I used to fear the clouds. Reason: They had eyes, I saw faces. But also I had an overactive imagination. I still do.
How I got over this fear: Had a dream that I was in the middle of the Africa and the clouds started falling. At first, I panicked. Than I remembered that clouds are soft so I wasn't scared anymore. Plus, if you could make anything out of these clouds and it would come true. That is how my friend got in a submarine accident.

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

0.0 That's awful

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#27

Pain, needles, and the dark.

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

I'm cool with pain, hate the dark, and I will kill the next person that stabs me with a needle.

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#28

Being buried alive, with spiders.

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i love...................food 3 years ago

yes or with a body

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#29

i was afraid of the dark and thought that a horror movie character would kill me when i sleep... i was 7 OK!

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The weird one! 3 years ago

7 whatever its fine your frears happen anytime

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#30

I shared a bed with my Bro when we were 5, and he had long hair. We lived in a really rural area and every time his hair brushed my face, I thought it was a spider on my neck. So, I had terrible Arachnophobia for a bit, but it's all good now!

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#31

Not mine, but my brother's. One day, he was so spooked by the Bloody Mary paranormal game that he refused to look in a mirror for months. We even had to remove the mirror in our bathroom for a while.

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Doggo 3 years ago

ok im sorry but i have to say a not-so-fun fact: if you look into a mirror long enough then you start seeing fake scary things

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#32

I'm still a kid, maybe not a child, but I'm still terrified of getting shot at school.

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hydrostatic joints 3 years ago

Same. It's really sad that's something we have to worry about.

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#33

Rats and mice....

When I was about 10 or 11 years old I went to my aunt's house to spend the night there.

It was all fun and games until a rat ran across the Tv

me and my aunt were screaming so loud that we couldn't even kill the rat because it was that bad.

Now everytime I see a rat, I would literally call my dad to come kill the rat...

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Melanie King 3 years ago

Oh one time i was at my grandma's house and she asked my sister to go get the ketchup out of the fridge in another little building they had, and she got the ketchup out, set it on the counter, then after shutting the fridge went to grap the ketchup and saw a f*****g rat on the counter.Not a small rat either, like this fat ass rat was terrifying. My grandpa came and it ran into the sink and he shot it.

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#34

The deep end of swimming pools. I overcame it by making myself swim in the deep end, and go all the way to the bottom. When I returned to the surface I wasn't scared anymore.

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Ella Greenman 3 years ago

I was too I thought Jaws or something would eat me and my Uncles (Not real uncles but fram friends, my dads buds- in Texas you are related to anyone you hang with) said it was true so..

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#35

I was scared to go to school, interrogations from the teachers and i feared when other classmates talked to me because they usually insulted me.

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wqertyjuhtrew 3 years ago

Honestly, sammme

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#36

I read lots of books when I was a kid and there were a few that kind of impacted me.

I believed that if I stuck my foot or arms out while I was sleeping, a pumpkin or something would bite it off. Or if I kept rolling around in bed, some monster would drop down from the ceiling and jump on me.

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

And now I'm afraid that a monster will jump on me from the ceiling ;-;

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#37

Hmmmm, I gotta say tornadoes, needles, a killer will be there when I wake up at night, I would have to compete in the Hunger Games, and my bed would collapse.

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Ella Greenman 3 years ago

I read the hunger games and was fine and I was seven, but I read Ms. peregrine's home in 6th and was legit terrified

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#38

I was very afraid of the bat/Dracula. I slept on the bottom bunk bed, hung garlic from the top bunk slats to thwart evil. My sister detested the garlic smell. I beat her up every time she took my garlic down. Excellent youth times.

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Ella Greenman 3 years ago

I went through a witch stage. Garlic oml anyway I quit witchy stuff, long story short some logic and religious beliefs but now I am interested in ghosts.

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#39

Quicksand, the Bermuda Triangle (esp. the disappearance of Flight 19), the Loch Ness Monster, and T. Rexes, because you never know.

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#40

my friends would tease me by telling me that if i ate to much watermelon that i would turn into a watermelon. (i stopped eating watermelon for 6 months lol)

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tsu

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Friedlander Rosenzweig 3 years ago

My brother told me if I swallowed a seed by accident, a watermelon would grow in my stomach. I’d like to think that’s why I weigh so much.

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#41

bugs, bugs, hights, bugs bugs

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ILOVEBAMBOO 3 years ago

I LOVE BUGS!

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#42

The sound that wind makes when it blows through power lines in the street. It always felt worse when it was winter and late afternoon and I was walking home from school. One one else around made it scary. Every time I hear the noise I remember.

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Ella Greenman 3 years ago

That noise calms me actually, I am Christian and when I was little I thought it was the Holy Spirit or my guardian angel protecting me and wooshing along

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#43

I was afraid of lions, I never saw one in real life but I kept having this nightmare that would show a red eyed lion chasing me and I always woke up when it caught me and my back would hurt. So like whenever I saw a lion picture I’d freak out slightly.

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#44

I was afraid of dark. For many years I always slept in one place (eg corridor or night light) with the light on. Do you know what's interesting? I cannot sleep when the light is on somewhere right now. It has to be completely dark - like irony.

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#45

I thought bees would attack me if I went outside after eating candy.

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#46

I used to be really scared of ghosts. One time, I was at my grandpa's house and he was watching Ghost Hunters. I was super scared.

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#47

I also for the longest time feared sleep, idk why I just didn’t like the idea

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Stack o' Pancakes 3 years ago

it is kinda scary if you think about it

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#48

Went to The Neverending Story in 1984 aged 8/9 with neighbourhood friend unsupervised.
Still traumatised till this day & have
N E V E R been able to watch the movie since; I'm now 45! 😨🎟️🍿

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H.L.Lewis 3 years ago

I saw it as an adult. Thought it was really boring. It felt like it really would Never End!

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#49

ok i'm afraid of the dark. i sleep with a stuffed animal because it makes me feel safe, and i close my door. also afraid of heights. and anglerfish, which i know it makes no sense to be scared of, but they're pretty creepy and sinister.

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Doggo 3 years ago (edited)

Anglerfish are terrifying, but don't worry unless you're traveling to the bottom of the ocean. （*＾-＾*）

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#50

i was terrified of my little brother

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Friedlander Rosenzweig 3 years ago

I direct you to page five, paragraph six of the younger brother owner’s manual where it states: “They will try to steal your Mommy. You must stop them at all costs. If necessary, squash them like a bug, (figuratively, of course).”

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#51

I don't think this is as funny as some of the other answers, but suddenly losing my ability to communicate with people close to me or losing contact with others.

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daryl linn 3 years ago

As long as I couldn't see the closet, it wasn't there

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#52

I'm also afraid of being alone in a quiet room, I haven't grown out of it.

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Sawyer Kidder31148 3 years ago

Me to!

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#53

I have a lot of fears with my anxiety but as a kid I was terrified of being robbed and I would leave my door open so if we did ever get robbed my dad could come save me. Now I leave my door closed. I'm still scared of getting robbed but it's easier on my mind now.
Another thing I used to be terrified of is my best friends basement. I'm not since we turned it into our most awesome hangout space.
Lastly, I used to be scared of the power going out but now I just nap when it happens because it's like a free nap invitation. How wonderful.

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ILOVEBAMBOO 3 years ago

I used to live in a house that was THREE STORY because it had a basement and two floors above those. I USED to.

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#54

Hearing the garage open when you forgot to do the dishes

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ILOVEBAMBOO 3 years ago

Wait...what???

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#55

The ghost head that lived in my parents basement. My brother told me it wanted to cut off my head and use my body so it can live again.

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#56

The dark because of “monsters,” eating/brushing my teeth because I thought I’d get poisoned, glow sticks because I almost died from breaking one in my mouth (does not taste good), dentists, bees/wasps, and ghosts/paranormal stuff

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Kattie0530 3 years ago

I agree fully with the monsters, dentists, and bees. But personally, I'm not scared of paranormal entities (just me?) But while I was at my camp I go to every summer, my friend Evan cut open four glowsticks and poured the glowy stuff down my shirt and my hair. oml I stank really bad for about four days lol

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#57

I am scared of pain, Sometimes I can bear it, but it worries me of other people

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birds

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August Whiteside 3 years ago

wait what?

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#59

I was always scared that someone was watching me in the bathroom. So I would open all the cabinets, look in the closet, and look behind the shower curtain before I could go. And I was scared that someone was hiding in the bottom of those pit toilets they have at campsites. Also quicksand and black widow spiders

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hydrostatic joints 3 years ago

Same. Also, I look under my bed and in my closet every night before I sleep. I could never get over that fear.

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#60

Everything that was meant to be spooky.

I was raised religious and had occasional night terrors, so I believed every campfire story was true. Constantly waking up my parents or too scared to turn off lights. I eventually got over it - and now I write and publish horror fiction. Go figure. I kind of miss being scared.

Just fun scared though - like Halloween stuff. Not real stuff like murder and stuff. That's still scary.

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#61

I was scared to close my eyes in the shower- I thought a demon/murderer would kill me if I closed my eyes even for a second.

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marshmallo nat 3 years ago

same... but ive gotten over it

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#62

I was scared of the couch, I thought it would suck me into the cushions and spit me out like a wad of gum.

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#63

The green floating pants in a Dr. Seuss book. Freaked me right out.

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H.L.Lewis 3 years ago

They turned out to be just as scared as I!

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#64

Grasshoppers. My gran told me that grasshoppers could kick me and for some reason that just terrified me. I still have a grasshopper phobia to this day and I'm nearly 32.

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#65

I was deathly terrified of lilies, due to Season 5 of Lucifer

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#66

warning sirens and the guy on the radio if there is a storm warning and watch i liked the storms and not the alarmes that came along with them

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#67

When I was like 6, I thought there were 3 witches in my bathroom. I thought if I didn't turn on the lights, they would 'get' me. After i grew out of it. I had this fear that people were always watching me. Pretty dumb.

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#68

I am terrified of sloth from the goonies.

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marshmallo nat 3 years ago

haha... srry but this is to much... my sister, my poor poor sister, we watched the goonies and we told her it wasn't scary, yet she was about to cry at the part where the bad guys almost blend one of the kids hands.. her eyes were as big as saucers

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#69

I used to be afraid that I was really in a coma and my whole life was a dream and that one day I would wake up and have a whole different life with no memories. I have no idea where I got that from or why I was afraid of it.

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Sawyer Kidder31148 3 years ago

I used to feel that way to!

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#70

Im afraid of the dark,im scared of clowns,and spiders.

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Duane Anthony Pangelinan 3 years ago

Im not scared of that stuff, im just scared of freaking batman in my closet

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#71

Unreasonable fear of sharks like the waterbed was a problem

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Alaina Whitehead 3 years ago

same

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#72

Well, I am a child. But For a reason I can't explain, I haven't really been afraid of monsters or ghosts like other kids. I was more afraid of being kidnapped, murdered, held hostage, being imprisoned, etc. you know, normal kid stuff

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Emily Yenser 3 years ago

SAME

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#73

Midgets. Especially Oompa Loompas. I don't know what it was, my mom even had a midget friend that was really nice, why was i so scared of them???? My earliest memory is literally me screaming and crying behind our living room couch because the Oompa Loompas came out to sing the Augustus Gloop song.

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JLH 3 years ago

Wasn't afraid of all little people, but I can definitely relate to Oompa Loompas. I had a dream of them dancing around on my bed one night and have never been the same since.

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At 9 years old I went to bed and the movement of my bed against the wall disturbed a spider's egg pouch and I woke up covered in baby spiders. Been terrified of them ever since. There are a couple other things thst scared me. There was a mirror on the wall outside my room and sometimes I would see stuff move in it that wasn't there. I had my first experience with sleep paralysis at 10 y/o and it terrified me for a long time. I still remember vividly being paralyzed in bed, looking at my dad and trying to scream as black whisps were pinning me down and passing through my lungs. I recently (am 30 now) had another sleep paralysis experience and it was even worse than I can remember. I was holding my wife's hand and I told her that if I felt weird I would squeeze her hand, and I did when I started feeling immobilized, and something that looked like my wife, but with no eyes and a wide black mouth jumped on my chest and laughed at me. I don't really sleep anymore.

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ILOVEBAMBOO 3 years ago

That didn't actually happen; you were hallucinating. I read about it.

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#75

One of my childhood fears was freaking batman. he creepy. like the way he talks. and the fact that he comes out at night. so I'm just thinking, how much does this guy drink coffee? he's supposed to fight crime and somehow stay up during the day to run an entire company

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Noah Merrill 3 years ago

And the fact that he doesn't have any superpowers to help him with that it's terrifying.

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#76

Ok so when i was really little i was scared of a lot of things, i dont remember exactly what, then for like a year i had a really bad fear of dolls, and now i have Spectrophobia, aka the fear of seing something in a mirror that doesnt exist, like a ghost, demon, etc. I WILL NOT GO IN THE SAME ROOM AS A MIRROR IF ITS DARK. YOU BETTER BELIEVE I REACH MY HAND AROUND THE CORNER TO TURN ON THE LIGHT BEFORE I GO IN THE BATHROOM AT NIGHT.

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Noah Merrill 3 years ago

You have it easy the lightswitch for my bathroom is behind the door.

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#77

Honestly, I could list a few things.
The dark, and when I was like, 4-present, I would stare into the darkest corner of the room when I'm sleeping and then 'see' creepy, red, glowing eyes... and I also didn't like eggplant. And... sharks. Monsters. Satan. Blood. Death. (Yeah, before I saw a post on Bored Panda I was afraid of death.)

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#78

I am also scared of the woods because that is where the slenderman live.

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#79

I was terrified that the budding pine cones would suck me up 😬

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#80

Vampires! Might have something to do with my dad thinking that Salem’s Lot was a good bedtime story for a 6 year old!!

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AppleDragon 3 years ago

For a SIX YEAR OLD? wat

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#81

if you've ever read ghost girl you understand my fear of the spirits of the snow.

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#82

I was scared to sleep because almost every time I slept, in the middle of my dream my body feels like it's falling off of something really tall like a skyscraper or something.

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#83

Posting twice here but I was also scared for a bit of the Old Lady. My stepmom told me when I was younger that if you stared out the window at night she would come and twist your face like her's. Don't think that my dad tried to comfort me, he went along with her.

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#84

I was scared that anything could be poisonous. I once saw a ketchup stain on the table, asked
my mum for the hundred time if it was poisonous and she didn’t even LOOK at it before saying no! I was so distraught and while crying I dipped my finger in the sauce and put in in my mouth... awaiting death... (still don’t get why I HAD to taste it though).

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#85

being alone with a noise i dont know where is coming from, toilet noises, toilets, big dogs (my mom had a german sheperd that killed a yorkie that we had, the yorikies name was sophie) we then gave the shepered to our grandma. im also afraid of anything that scares me also people

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#86

Fire ants. I just knew that fire ants were going to invade & kill us all. And Orville Dunworth from this really bad horror flick called Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things.

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#87

dolls
horror movies

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#88

evil gremlins under my bed. The movie Gremlins was scary for me

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#89

Not me but my little sister , so when she was REALLY little like 2 or 3, we went to my grandparent's house and they have a big entryway with shiny (reflective) tile floors that I personally think are really cool. Understandably, she noticed and thought she was going to fall in so she would inch along the edge every time she came around to it. It was so funny!

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#90

Bridges and tunnels... every time we were riding in the car, I was quietly terrified that the bridge would snap, or the tunnel would collapse.

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marshmallo nat 3 years ago

YES

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#91

I was terrified of the swimming pool cleaner - that sucking thing with the long pipe - I was convinced it was going to suck me up!

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#92

Butterflies. Legit terrified of butterflies. They’re like spiders with wings. Flying spiders. Also, they have no flight plan.. flying spiders with no flight plan... I hate butterflies.

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#93

Butterflies. Legit terrified of butterflies. They’re like spiders with wings. Flying spiders. Also, they have no flight plan.. flying spiders with no flight plan... I hate butterflies.

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Mildly Disturbed Cat Birb 3 years ago

I'm scared of butterflies too, probably because of their fluttering movements.

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#94

Bugs. Like, any type. I just get a chill every time I think about them. Oh, and that creepy momo thing. It can actually make me cry. Idk why. It's not even the stories. I mean they're bad, but the face just makes me...uh

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#95

Oh and death. Someone might be able do relate, but when I think about dying, I just have like a mini panic attack

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marshmallo nat 3 years ago

Yep this is me

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#96

I am still scared that there is a slenderman in my house and if you do not go to sleep in time he will take you. Also I think there is a lady with no eyes sleeping under my basement stairs

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#97

I DIDENT HAVE ANY BWAHAHAHAH...only the dark though...BUT IM 12 AND IS THE DARK I'M NOT AFRAID OF ANYTHING...except for spiders....

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Demon Child 3 years ago

so am I. that's a fear, my friend.

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#98

Siren Head
Axe Murderers
Grey Aliens
Chainsaws

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#99

The scene in ET with the Reese’s pieces made me flip out, ever since then I still have not watched the movie.

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#100

balloons, dentists, needles, sorta paranormal stuff, grey aliens (because i saw a creepy pic of The Greys)and bigfoot (because of a tv show that dumb 10 year old me watched and i had a VERY overactive imagination). Dentists because one time i was at a new dentists and they had to put a needle in my arm (already bad because i am deathly afraid of needles) to put me to sleep to take out some teeth. Well, they stuck it in, and then they were like "oops wrong place" so they started moving the needle around WHILE IT WAS STILL IN MY ARM. oh and at that time i had a wiggly tooth and my mom told me that while they were doing the procedure, they accidently knocked it out. Safe to say i've never gone there again.

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