This 23-Question “Would You Rather” Poll Will Challenge Your Fears: Cast Your Vote

I'm allergic to the stings of various bees, so I'll take my chances with the canines... No need for EpiPen there and hopefully someone will call off the dogs.

I can outrun bees.

Seeing the bees are chasing me, I'd expect them to be mad. The dogs could just be playing!

None

I'll take my chances with the dogs. It's easier to avoid/evade two things than two hundred.

Rats are adorable, I've had 11 pet rats over the years, they make amazing pets.

In would sit for hours with the rat, he can join me for cuddles whilst we're wathing tv!

I've had a giant rat sit on my chest for 30 minutes, it's fun.

The rat. Adorable.

One rat, please. I like rats.

Statistically, you're a lot more likely to survive being lost at sea than being lost in the desert. Quite a few people were lost at sea for over a year and made it out alive. That wouldn't happen in the desert.

At sea you can eat fish and there is a chance that it will rain so you stand a better chance plus you just mite bump into a ship

NEITHER!!!

I'll take the desert, simply because I can walk further than I can swim.

Sea , was a tough one , but I don’t cope with extreme heat lol soo sea it is , I wanna be buried at sea anyways so 🤷‍♀️

I've never wronged someone to the point that they'll come back from the dead to harm me. Therefore, I'm not afraid of ghosts.

Every old house makes noises, right? It's generally temperature and humidity changes that make the wood in the house contract and expand.

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There’s no such thing as ghosts, so this is pretty easy

I've already spent the night in a "haunted" house. In fact I later found out it was said to be "the most haunted building in Australia". I even went wandering around alone in the middle of the night trying to find the bathroom, in the dark. Not a single ghost to be seen, fancy that. A cave on the other hand? I'd probably trip over or bash my head on something.

When I was young, my family was visiting my sister and her family in Montana. I can't remember the name of the cave we went to, but at one point when we were deep inside the system of tunnels, the guide told us to hold onto someone next to us and they were going to shut off their lights to show us how truly dark it was. Not going to lie, I was terrified. We think we know what darkness is, but you don't until you experience that.

I'd choose tge forest, less likely to drown when I get tired

I've already done both, but in my case the water was a local lake with no dangerous creatures living in it. In fact it was a magical experience, floating there under the stars with only the cries of insect-eating bats to disturb the silence. The ocean however? Hell no. FAR too dangerous.

Dark forest. I enjoy long walks on my own.

Again, can't swim. So forest. But honestly the forest isn't too scary. I walk through forests in the day, its creepier at night but not that much more dangerous.

Maaaaaan, F the ocean and it's creepy denizens!

I once got stuk in a rollercoaster during the evening with my son. It was uncomfortable, waiting in the dark (all lights went of) but we also had a lot of fun with the others. Now it's an anecdote we tell once in a while.I was the last one to be rescued - by a very attractive firefighter. During our way down, I thought: 'Next time I should bring my deodorant and toothbrush!'

Depends if the rollercoaster is upside-down or not.

Elevators are more secure (I guess!).

30 mins Vs 2h easy choice

I’ve been in that roller coaster scenario. It wasn’t too bad. We were stopped right at the top of the lift hill. An employee came up to stay with us and keep us informed about whether the ride would continue or not. It ended up not, so we had to walk down the very narrow stairs alongside the lift hill in the rain. Still not too bad.

Coffin. Assuming there'd be enough oxygen for 35 minutes.

Wasps... I'll put our some(or all) of my snacks for them and sit very still.

The coffin option sounds like a short course in dèath, so good practice

As long as I don't tick them off the wasps aren't going to bother me. Coffin is a major hell to the no.

Until now I thought being buried alive was my worst nightmare. I now have a new one.

I get frustrated when I can't find my glasses in the morning with a -4.25 vision, lol. Definitely going with hearing!!

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Whenever you're asleep you lose your vision; hearing loss would be a more alien experience.

Shocked at the results. Like silence is terrifying. People go insane in the worlds quietest room. Meanwhile losing my sight for just an hour? Like cool I'll listen to music and lay in bed.

For an hour, both would be totally endurable.

When my husband starts ranting, I often think about stabbing my ears with a fork...

I chose Blankets, because in the other scenario, you have been abducted, and your friends/family won't know how to find you. The blanket scenario presumes that it is happening in your own home, so it's far more likely that someone will notice you have gone missing and will check on you there eventuallly.

Oh no, not blankets!

i sleep with windows open in winter, often without a blanket. I despise the heat.

Keep running around the room to warm up