What I am truly of afraid is getting my eyes damaged. One thing that I love the most is ability to see. It will be absolutly horrifying if I am unable to see, because it will keep me away from all the activities that I love to do. Sports, watching movies and TV, playing on my computer, ski, skate, video games, and much more. There will be no point of living without them.
There are a few things in life that truly frighten me, leaving out the small things like harmful animals or insects. Two of the biggest ones are experiencing an unnatural death and being mentally handicapped. I don't want to have an unnatural death because there are so many spontaneous ways to die, and I don't want to have to experience something that could be very painful or emotionally tragic. My other fear is of being mentally handicapped. I fear this because of the idea of not being able to actually "be there." What I mean by this is that I want to be able to experience things and actually know what's happening. I don't want to not be able to understand the world or even things in my own life. These two unfortunate things scare me, in general, because they are not things that I want to occur in my life, or at the end for that matter.
What is truly frightening? The unknown. The feeling you get when you are alone, when the darkness comes over you and you squirm anxiously, when you are walking by yourself and you think you see something following you, and you start running wildly, afraid to stop, afraid to look back. The thought of something chasing you, that may or may not have the power to kill you. Why are children afraid of the dark, because they can't see what is coming out of it. The unknown is something completely unfamiliar. You can't imagine what it's weaknesses are or how to escape it. The fear of the unknown is the fear of being trapped, with no way out. Nightmares are terrible because you can't escape. You can't run from them, you can't make yourself wake up. Instead you are tormented for endless hours, never understanding what came from the darkness that left you with no air to breath. It follows, stalks, chases, and surrounds. You don't know what holds you but your feet can't move, you have no control, and no time to think. The unknown is after you and there is no escape.
I am truly afraid or frighten of losing my parents. Every night before going to bed, there are many questions running through my head. Such as,who will support me during hard times? Where will i be living? And what will i do without my parents? These questions are hard to answer. Without living with both parents, life would be hard to live. Because my dad has diabetes, i sometimes feel like i am going to lose him first. I am always trying not to think that way but sometimes i just feel like it's going to happen.
There are few things that are truly frightening to me. The fear of death is the most frightening view I can think of, no one can deny that they are not scared of dying. The overall conception of death is that we don’t truly know what comes next. We have to leave our loved ones and everything that we have worked for behind in order to see what comes next. Ultimately when it comes down to it people are scared of things because they don’t want to die. Death is so vague and that is truly the most frightening thing that lies within each and every one of us.
What is truly frightening? Well to me what truly frightens me would be drowning to death, and knowing the future. These frighten me because with drowning to death, just the thought gives me chills on how you could go under water and never come up, swallowing all that water while panicking. With knowing the future I find it frightening because if I knew the future I would always be trying to fix something that would go wrong and probably end up going insane, not to mention knowing when you’re going to die, who you will marry, and every other problem that you will have.
The projected future of my generation doesn’t differ from a generation before us. Our parents and grandparents have worked endlessly to acquire “cash”; we will work diligently for the same exact thing. I will most likely enslave my life working for green paper that truly has no worth, besides the worth economics has given it. What is truly frightening is happening now, we work our whole lives for this worthless green paper that symbolizes wealth, power and status. We are becoming slaves to the idea of money.
I am truly afraid, not of my own death, but of losing another friend or loved one. After the loss of two classmates, people said "I can't believe this happened", "It was a freak accident", "This won't be a common thing.", and "Don't live your life thinking it will happen again." However, 2 months later, another friend, someone closer to me, died in another accident. The amount of pain they delt with was small. Almost all the boys that died were killed on impact. However, the amount of pain the community felt was astounding. Hearts broke, and just as you felt yours beginning to heal,you could look into the eyes of a family member or best friend and feel it break again. The pain experienced is tremendous and you can only get through it by having support. Now that I'm at Culver, I constantly think about what would happen if another friend from home died. I don't know how I would deal with the pain without my old friends and family. That is why losing a friend or loved one is the one thing that truly frightens me.
There is one thought in this world that truly frightens me. That thought is the idea of not being able to go to heaven. Going to hell would be a horrible thing because it would be eternal torture. The keyword is eternal. Whenever I hurt myself or feel very uncomfortable and I want to just let go of all the pain, I think of having it eternally, which is what hell would be like. This is what scares me the most, and what I think about whenever I do something bad.
One thing that truly frightens me is getting in trouble. I hate being in trouble. If I get in trouble, I just feel really badly and I never know what I say. I never even like when someone around me is angry because then I feel like I am more targeted to be in trouble. Of all the super scary things that everybody always pictures when they think of frightening circumstances, being in trouble is what I find that is truly scary.
I am afraid of being wrong. Make the wrong decision, choose the wrong person, go to the wrong school. I am afraid to make one mistake that could ruin everything for me, I want everything to be so perfect to the point that one mistake is atrocius, nothing is enough.
Out of all of the scary movies and horror books, the one thing that truly scares me isn’t superficial, it’s realistic. I’m scared of the way people use drugs to escape life. I do not understand why people would pierce their skin with needles, or risk losing their memory. Just the fact that people would do this to get a “high” or to experience a small amount of pleasure is utterly disgusting. Drugs frighten me because they are real, they affect people in my life, they’ve killed people in my life, and I’m scared that it will keep happening.
The only thing that is truly frightening and is the overarching fear for everyone that has ever lived is pain. Pain is the cause of all fear; not just fear in the physical sense but also in other ways like the pain of losing a friend. Things like the dark scare little kids because they don’t know what is in the dark and they think something in that dark space could harm or bring pain to them. Another example of the fear of pain is all the horror movies ever put out by Hollywood. Someone or something appears behind the main character in a movie and people get scared because they put themselves in the characters position and think that they will be hurt.
I am truly afraid of losing another member of my family. My grandpa and grandma on my mom's side have already died within the same year, and I was there when it happened. I felt awful, because I knew there was nothing I could do to save them. I just stood there crying, and thinking about how I could not help them. The death cut me so bad, I just never want to go through it again.
You want to know what scares me, do you? I’ll tell you—it’s the fact that I don’t know what scares me. I love heights, I think spiders are adorable, and believe it or not, clowns actually make me laugh. “Okay then Carol, think deeper.” I’m not scared of being alone, I’m not scared of dying, and I think that unknown is absolutely fascinating. I’m curious and I’m not scared to ask questions to figure out more about what I don’t know. The scary thing in my mind is that I can’t pin point what it is in my mind that scares me. The terror of not knowing who I am, and the idea that I can’t even answer a simple question of “What are you scared of?” really puts shivers up my spine.
Something that I find truly frightening is paranormal activity. I find paranormal activity frigtening because it can harm you, control your thoughts, and cause you to lose your mind. Yesterday I was watching a marathon of a tv show called "A Haunting". The show is based on true interactions with the paranormal. In an episode yesterday, a boy was pushed down the stairs by a spirit and after a series of activities of being hurt, he was almost killed. In another episode, a man was posessed by the spirt in his house, which led to violence. Before an exrocism was preformed, he had almost killed his whole family due to his violence. Also in that episode, everybody thought the family was crazy because they believed in paranormal activity. It even caused the family to think they were crazy for a while. They were losing their minds due to the paranormal. Taking into consideration all of the episodes I watched yesterday during my marathon, it made me truly frightened to think that paranormal activity takes place everywhere. Although some people do not believe in ghosts, afterlives, or hauntings, my fear still continues to frighten me and is able to be supported with real life experiences.
What Is Truly Frightening? Grades are what is truly frightening. I don’t have monsters that live in my closet or under my bed, but instead grades have purchased, built and plan to stay there. Grades potentially tell me what choices I have in my future life in academics, and this is the ultimate fear. Not being able to go to a college of my choice just because of a bad grade is terrifying. The deep true fear of grades is almost unbearable. I don’t worry about all the bad things that could happen in life, but my worry is in my grades. At the end of the day when I go to sleep, I don’t have nightmares of the boogieman, I have nightmares about GRADES!!
The thing that truly frightens me the thought of where I will go when I die. I do not what will happen and the thought of everything in my life just ending can really shock me. Also, another reason that this frightens me is because the universe will be around forever, so what will my soul be doing. Will it just stay with my body and nothing happen to it or will it go into heaven with God and live there for eternity? The overall reason that death scares me though is because the fact is; no one will ever be able to tell me what happens when we die. We, as humans, cannot revive people from their deaths, so death is just a mystery for everyone to face one point in their lives. Death is a very frightening thing we have no control over and I am very afraid to accept it when it’s my time.
I am truly frightening to imagine my future. I won’t know what will happen in the future and what collage I will attend, what is my job. I don’t know what my future look like and I don’t what will happen so I am afraid to think about it because I want my life to be good and happy. Everyone wants good life but many of them didn’t have it. I am afraid to be like that. Not getting in good school and no jobs or losing family members. There are too many things we don’t know in the future. No one can predict what my life look like and I just want to focus right now.
The biggest fear I can think of having is being kidnapped. This paranoia, this fear I had, came from one incident when I was walking to my grandmother’s house after school. I was walking when a man slowed down his car and stared out his window at me, the only one walking on that road. That memory has always stuck with me I always keep in mind that anyone surrounding me could be a kidnapper. It has been the biggest fear and it is impossible to not think about.
A huge pair of eyes truly frightens me, because eyes can speak. Eyes are the windows to people’s mind. People can read a lot of things from a person’s eyes. When you are sad, tears will full with your eyes. When you are happy, your eyes will shine like stars. It could have so much meaning inside, but it could also scare people, because we don’t really know what the eyes are really telling us. Eyes are eyes, they cannot really speak, but people can feel some meaning in them. That is the most awful part - something can be sensed inside, but unknown to other people. People feel uncomfortable about the unknown, and scared about what will happen behind the unknown. That is why eyes can frighten me sometimes. Nowadays, a huge pair of eyes has become a symbol of evil’s face. For example, the ghosts and monsters are often described with big eyes.
What I am truly afraid of is failure. People always say if you fail and try again and succeed then its not a failure, but thats not true. You still failed on your first attempt. Failure is something that happens more often than not and that is something I am always trying to avoid even when it comes to little things. The important things though, thats what really matters. My ultimate failure in life I believe would be serving to purpose when I am older. Or having a job that I hate but have to maintain it. Immortal Technique once said, "Hell is not a place you go if your not a christian, it is the failure of your life's greatest ambition." This has stuck with me for quite some time and I truly am scared of failing at my life's greatest ambition.
I'm terrified of homeless people. Living in a busy city im faced often with my greatest fear. I find myself defensive, blunt, and very cautious when around them. I ask myself why do they scare me? Maybe it is because they are mysterious and even uneasy. I have had first hand experience where hobo's will go at any rate to get what they want. They are beggers in disguise that are truly injust and unwelcomed. They often pull decieving tricks to seek their fix. Homeless people are truly scary to me and will go at any rate to harass.
I'm terrified of homeless people. Living in a busy city im faced often with my greatest fear. I find myself defensive, blunt, and very cautious when around them. I ask myself why do they scare me? Maybe it is because they are mysterious and even uneasy. I have had first hand experience where hobo's will go at any rate to get what they want. They are beggers in disguise that are truly injust and unwelcomed. They often pull decieving tricks to seek their fix. Homeless people are truly scary to me and will go at any rate to harass.
What is truly frightening is what we cannot see. This fear depends on the person's imagination. If you are looking into a room, every corner is visible to you and therefore you believe what you see: an empty room. But it is what you can't see, behind you, that you are worried about. Even if it is completely logical that you are in the space alone, your imagination could almost convince you otherwise. That is why people are afraid of the dark- dark water, dark houses,etc. It is what people cannot see added together with what a person can imagine. What is truly frightening is not all that scary in reality, it just depends on the what is inside your head.
What is truly frightening? The world in which I live contains four seasons with different holidays to represent cheerful and wearisome emotions. For instance, a holiday such as Christmas is known to be a delightful time while a holiday like Halloween is commonly thought as a time of scare and danger. Although there are certain holidays where people expect these emotions to appear more significantly a human being can be truly frightened each day of the year. People have said being chased by a dog or stalked is a way to truly be frightened. However, I believe having to be homeless is truly frightening. I consider this frightening because those who are homeless seem to live each day with fear of the unknown. This includes not knowing whether or not the person will have food to eat each day, a warm bed to sleep in, heat, or simply the joy of a happy family. It appears to me that I most likely take one of these gifts for granted each day. I have repeatedly imagined myself living in a homeless situation without a motive to excel because of the seriousness involved in this lifestyle. The hardship of being homeless is dealt with on every holiday along with each day of the year and definitely is truly frightening.
Only several things are truly frightening to me. The idea of a lost is the most frightening idea in my view. For me, losing a family member, friend, or loved one is truly frightening. I do not consider little things such as being scared of the dark or being afraid of heights truly frightening for anyone. I am also truly afraid of death. Death is a mysterious idea that almost everyone is truly frightened of. This concept deals with the major ideas that could impact one’s life in a devastating way. Death, being my biggest fear, impacts lives in the most crucial way. Fear is a very loosely used word in society, because only a few ideas are truly frightening.
The thing that truly frightens me the most is death. I grew up without the death of loved ones until I reached the age of eleven. That is when I came home to see my dog dead and frozen along the side of the road. Since sixth grade I have not had any other deaths in my life, life was good. Until the day I found out that my Abuela had passed on. It was heartbreaking, death is heartbreaking and terribly uncontrollable. It is so horrific to me because I think who will it be next? Where will my dead loved ones go after their life has ended on earth? Not knowing about death and how it will happen are the scariest parts about death. But death is not only made up of a few frightening parts...It is frightening.
What is truly frighten for me is death. Unlike religious people, I feel death is unknown and fearful ending of a joyful life. Everyone will die someday, and the meaning of life for me is to achieve me goals, fulfill the dreams once I had. But human is the kind of animal that can never be satisfied. There is always a goal to achieve, a dream to fulfill, and this never end. Dead with regret is a big tragic, but seems like no one can avoid it.
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What I am truly of afraid is getting my eyes damaged. One thing that I love the most is ability to see. It will be absolutly horrifying if I am unable to see, because it will keep me away from all the activities that I love to do. Sports, watching movies and TV, playing on my computer, ski, skate, video games, and much more. There will be no point of living without them.
There are a few things in life that truly frighten me, leaving out the small things like harmful animals or insects. Two of the biggest ones are experiencing an unnatural death and being mentally handicapped.
I don't want to have an unnatural death because there are so many spontaneous ways to die, and I don't want to have to experience something that could be very painful or emotionally tragic.
My other fear is of being mentally handicapped. I fear this because of the idea of not being able to actually "be there." What I mean by this is that I want to be able to experience things and actually know what's happening. I don't want to not be able to understand the world or even things in my own life.
These two unfortunate things scare me, in general, because they are not things that I want to occur in my life, or at the end for that matter.
What is truly frightening? The unknown. The feeling you get when you are alone, when the darkness comes over you and you squirm anxiously, when you are walking by yourself and you think you see something following you, and you start running wildly, afraid to stop, afraid to look back. The thought of something chasing you, that may or may not have the power to kill you. Why are children afraid of the dark, because they can't see what is coming out of it. The unknown is something completely unfamiliar. You can't imagine what it's weaknesses are or how to escape it. The fear of the unknown is the fear of being trapped, with no way out. Nightmares are terrible because you can't escape. You can't run from them, you can't make yourself wake up. Instead you are tormented for endless hours, never understanding what came from the darkness that left you with no air to breath. It follows, stalks, chases, and surrounds. You don't know what holds you but your feet can't move, you have no control, and no time to think. The unknown is after you and there is no escape.
I am truly afraid or frighten of losing my parents. Every night before going to bed, there are many questions running through my head. Such as,who will support me during hard times? Where will i be living? And what will i do without my parents? These questions are hard to answer. Without living with both parents, life would be hard to live. Because my dad has diabetes, i sometimes feel like i am going to lose him first. I am always trying not to think that way but sometimes i just feel like it's going to happen.
There are few things that are truly frightening to me. The fear of death is the most frightening view I can think of, no one can deny that they are not scared of dying. The overall conception of death is that we don’t truly know what comes next. We have to leave our loved ones and everything that we have worked for behind in order to see what comes next. Ultimately when it comes down to it people are scared of things because they don’t want to die. Death is so vague and that is truly the most frightening thing that lies within each and every one of us.
What is truly frightening? Well to me what truly frightens me would be drowning to death, and knowing the future. These frighten me because with drowning to death, just the thought gives me chills on how you could go under water and never come up, swallowing all that water while panicking. With knowing the future I find it frightening because if I knew the future I would always be trying to fix something that would go wrong and probably end up going insane, not to mention knowing when you’re going to die, who you will marry, and every other problem that you will have.
The projected future of my generation doesn’t differ from a generation before us. Our parents and grandparents have worked endlessly to acquire “cash”; we will work diligently for the same exact thing. I will most likely enslave my life working for green paper that truly has no worth, besides the worth economics has given it. What is truly frightening is happening now, we work our whole lives for this worthless green paper that symbolizes wealth, power and status. We are becoming slaves to the idea of money.
I am truly afraid, not of my own death, but of losing another friend or loved one. After the loss of two classmates, people said "I can't believe this happened", "It was a freak accident", "This won't be a common thing.", and "Don't live your life thinking it will happen again." However, 2 months later, another friend, someone closer to me, died in another accident. The amount of pain they delt with was small. Almost all the boys that died were killed on impact. However, the amount of pain the community felt was astounding. Hearts broke, and just as you felt yours beginning to heal,you could look into the eyes of a family member or best friend and feel it break again. The pain experienced is tremendous and you can only get through it by having support. Now that I'm at Culver, I constantly think about what would happen if another friend from home died. I don't know how I would deal with the pain without my old friends and family. That is why losing a friend or loved one is the one thing that truly frightens me.
There is one thought in this world that truly frightens me. That thought is the idea of not being able to go to heaven. Going to hell would be a horrible thing because it would be eternal torture. The keyword is eternal. Whenever I hurt myself or feel very uncomfortable and I want to just let go of all the pain, I think of having it eternally, which is what hell would be like. This is what scares me the most, and what I think about whenever I do something bad.
One thing that truly frightens me is getting in trouble. I hate being in trouble. If I get in trouble, I just feel really badly and I never know what I say. I never even like when someone around me is angry because then I feel like I am more targeted to be in trouble. Of all the super scary things that everybody always pictures when they think of frightening circumstances, being in trouble is what I find that is truly scary.
I am afraid of being wrong. Make the wrong decision, choose the wrong person, go to the wrong school. I am afraid to make one mistake that could ruin everything for me, I want everything to be so perfect to the point that one mistake is atrocius, nothing is enough.
Out of all of the scary movies and horror books, the one thing that truly scares me isn’t superficial, it’s realistic. I’m scared of the way people use drugs to escape life. I do not understand why people would pierce their skin with needles, or risk losing their memory. Just the fact that people would do this to get a “high” or to experience a small amount of pleasure is utterly disgusting. Drugs frighten me because they are real, they affect people in my life, they’ve killed people in my life, and I’m scared that it will keep happening.
The only thing that is truly frightening and is the overarching fear for everyone that has ever lived is pain. Pain is the cause of all fear; not just fear in the physical sense but also in other ways like the pain of losing a friend. Things like the dark scare little kids because they don’t know what is in the dark and they think something in that dark space could harm or bring pain to them. Another example of the fear of pain is all the horror movies ever put out by Hollywood. Someone or something appears behind the main character in a movie and people get scared because they put themselves in the characters position and think that they will be hurt.
I am truly afraid of losing another member of my family. My grandpa and grandma on my mom's side have already died within the same year, and I was there when it happened. I felt awful, because I knew there was nothing I could do to save them. I just stood there crying, and thinking about how I could not help them. The death cut me so bad, I just never want to go through it again.
You want to know what scares me, do you? I’ll tell you—it’s the fact that I don’t know what scares me. I love heights, I think spiders are adorable, and believe it or not, clowns actually make me laugh. “Okay then Carol, think deeper.” I’m not scared of being alone, I’m not scared of dying, and I think that unknown is absolutely fascinating. I’m curious and I’m not scared to ask questions to figure out more about what I don’t know. The scary thing in my mind is that I can’t pin point what it is in my mind that scares me. The terror of not knowing who I am, and the idea that I can’t even answer a simple question of “What are you scared of?” really puts shivers up my spine.
Something that I find truly frightening is paranormal activity. I find paranormal activity frigtening because it can harm you, control your thoughts, and cause you to lose your mind. Yesterday I was watching a marathon of a tv show called "A Haunting". The show is based on true interactions with the paranormal. In an episode yesterday, a boy was pushed down the stairs by a spirit and after a series of activities of being hurt, he was almost killed. In another episode, a man was posessed by the spirt in his house, which led to violence. Before an exrocism was preformed, he had almost killed his whole family due to his violence. Also in that episode, everybody thought the family was crazy because they believed in paranormal activity. It even caused the family to think they were crazy for a while. They were losing their minds due to the paranormal. Taking into consideration all of the episodes I watched yesterday during my marathon, it made me truly frightened to think that paranormal activity takes place everywhere. Although some people do not believe in ghosts, afterlives, or hauntings, my fear still continues to frighten me and is able to be supported with real life experiences.
What Is Truly Frightening?
Grades are what is truly frightening. I don’t have monsters that live in my closet or under my bed, but instead grades have purchased, built and plan to stay there. Grades potentially tell me what choices I have in my future life in academics, and this is the ultimate fear. Not being able to go to a college of my choice just because of a bad grade is terrifying. The deep true fear of grades is almost unbearable. I don’t worry about all the bad things that could happen in life, but my worry is in my grades. At the end of the day when I go to sleep, I don’t have nightmares of the boogieman, I have nightmares about GRADES!!
The thing that truly frightens me the thought of where I will go when I die. I do not what will happen and the thought of everything in my life just ending can really shock me. Also, another reason that this frightens me is because the universe will be around forever, so what will my soul be doing. Will it just stay with my body and nothing happen to it or will it go into heaven with God and live there for eternity? The overall reason that death scares me though is because the fact is; no one will ever be able to tell me what happens when we die. We, as humans, cannot revive people from their deaths, so death is just a mystery for everyone to face one point in their lives. Death is a very frightening thing we have no control over and I am very afraid to accept it when it’s my time.
I am truly frightening to imagine my future. I won’t know what will happen in the future and what collage I will attend, what is my job. I don’t know what my future look like and I don’t what will happen so I am afraid to think about it because I want my life to be good and happy. Everyone wants good life but many of them didn’t have it. I am afraid to be like that. Not getting in good school and no jobs or losing family members. There are too many things we don’t know in the future. No one can predict what my life look like and I just want to focus right now.
The biggest fear I can think of having is being kidnapped. This paranoia, this fear I had, came from one incident when I was walking to my grandmother’s house after school. I was walking when a man slowed down his car and stared out his window at me, the only one walking on that road. That memory has always stuck with me I always keep in mind that anyone surrounding me could be a kidnapper. It has been the biggest fear and it is impossible to not think about.
A huge pair of eyes truly frightens me, because eyes can speak. Eyes are the windows to people’s mind. People can read a lot of things from a person’s eyes. When you are sad, tears will full with your eyes. When you are happy, your eyes will shine like stars. It could have so much meaning inside, but it could also scare people, because we don’t really know what the eyes are really telling us. Eyes are eyes, they cannot really speak, but people can feel some meaning in them. That is the most awful part - something can be sensed inside, but unknown to other people. People feel uncomfortable about the unknown, and scared about what will happen behind the unknown. That is why eyes can frighten me sometimes. Nowadays, a huge pair of eyes has become a symbol of evil’s face. For example, the ghosts and monsters are often described with big eyes.
What I am truly afraid of is failure. People always say if you fail and try again and succeed then its not a failure, but thats not true. You still failed on your first attempt. Failure is something that happens more often than not and that is something I am always trying to avoid even when it comes to little things. The important things though, thats what really matters. My ultimate failure in life I believe would be serving to purpose when I am older. Or having a job that I hate but have to maintain it. Immortal Technique once said, "Hell is not a place you go if your not a christian, it is the failure of your life's greatest ambition." This has stuck with me for quite some time and I truly am scared of failing at my life's greatest ambition.
I'm terrified of homeless people. Living in a busy city im faced often with my greatest fear. I find myself defensive, blunt, and very cautious when around them. I ask myself why do they scare me? Maybe it is because they are mysterious and even uneasy. I have had first hand experience where hobo's will go at any rate to get what they want. They are beggers in disguise that are truly injust and unwelcomed. They often pull decieving tricks to seek their fix. Homeless people are truly scary to me and will go at any rate to harass.
I'm terrified of homeless people. Living in a busy city im faced often with my greatest fear. I find myself defensive, blunt, and very cautious when around them. I ask myself why do they scare me? Maybe it is because they are mysterious and even uneasy. I have had first hand experience where hobo's will go at any rate to get what they want. They are beggers in disguise that are truly injust and unwelcomed. They often pull decieving tricks to seek their fix. Homeless people are truly scary to me and will go at any rate to harass.
What is truly frightening is what we cannot see. This fear depends on the person's imagination. If you are looking into a room, every corner is visible to you and therefore you believe what you see: an empty room. But it is what you can't see, behind you, that you are worried about. Even if it is completely logical that you are in the space alone, your imagination could almost convince you otherwise. That is why people are afraid of the dark- dark water, dark houses,etc. It is what people cannot see added together with what a person can imagine. What is truly frightening is not all that scary in reality, it just depends on the what is inside your head.
What is truly frightening?
The world in which I live contains four seasons with different holidays to represent cheerful and wearisome emotions. For instance, a holiday such as Christmas is known to be a delightful time while a holiday like Halloween is commonly thought as a time of scare and danger. Although there are certain holidays where people expect these emotions to appear more significantly a human being can be truly frightened each day of the year. People have said being chased by a dog or stalked is a way to truly be frightened. However, I believe having to be homeless is truly frightening. I consider this frightening because those who are homeless seem to live each day with fear of the unknown. This includes not knowing whether or not the person will have food to eat each day, a warm bed to sleep in, heat, or simply the joy of a happy family. It appears to me that I most likely take one of these gifts for granted each day. I have repeatedly imagined myself living in a homeless situation without a motive to excel because of the seriousness involved in this lifestyle. The hardship of being homeless is dealt with on every holiday along with each day of the year and definitely is truly frightening.
Nathan Ralls Feldman:
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Only several things are truly frightening to me. The idea of a lost is the most frightening idea in my view. For me, losing a family member, friend, or loved one is truly frightening. I do not consider little things such as being scared of the dark or being afraid of heights truly frightening for anyone. I am also truly afraid of death. Death is a mysterious idea that almost everyone is truly frightened of. This concept deals with the major ideas that could impact one’s life in a devastating way. Death, being my biggest fear, impacts lives in the most crucial way. Fear is a very loosely used word in society, because only a few ideas are truly frightening.
The thing that truly frightens me the most is death. I grew up without the death of loved ones until I reached the age of eleven. That is when I came home to see my dog dead and frozen along the side of the road. Since sixth grade I have not had any other deaths in my life, life was good. Until the day I found out that my Abuela had passed on. It was heartbreaking, death is heartbreaking and terribly uncontrollable. It is so horrific to me because I think who will it be next? Where will my dead loved ones go after their life has ended on earth? Not knowing about death and how it will happen are the scariest parts about death. But death is not only made up of a few frightening parts...It is frightening.
What is truly frighten for me is death. Unlike religious people, I feel death is unknown and fearful ending of a joyful life. Everyone will die someday, and the meaning of life for me is to achieve me goals, fulfill the dreams once I had. But human is the kind of animal that can never be satisfied. There is always a goal to achieve, a dream to fulfill, and this never end. Dead with regret is a big tragic, but seems like no one can avoid it.
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