mutantllama
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Aliens scare the shit out of me. Independence day scared the shit out of me when I first saw it. Especially when the alien took control over that dude at area51.
Irrational Fears
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Zephyrus
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DarkBliss
...And okra for all
Aren't hornets and wasps the same thing? I never got the difference.
And yes, leeches are vile. My grandmother had thrombosis and was recommended leeches as treatment(they inject some sort of chemical into the blood stream that liquifies the blood and removes the clot. She would buy a whole jar of those suckers and let them gnaw at the swollen area on her leg. Ugh
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Winter.
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Oh god yes. I go into panic attacks when I see one, especially if it has a tiny body and huge legs. My parents laugh at me cause I actually burst into tears if they come near me because I'm so paralyzed with fear I dont know what else to do.
Zephyrus
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I stopped being afraid of spiders when I taught myself that they are just as harmless as ants, which I was never afraid of. Heck, I'm not even afraid of venomous spiders so long as I have a cell phone on me if I get bitten.
Winter.
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I've been bitten by a spider. It happened when I first moved over here, so since then my fear has got worse.
pro4lpha
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hmmm well I cant think of a very irrational fear. Im not afraid of anything like insects needles or heights. But one thing that does scare me is drowning/being stranded in the ocean. This doesnt stop me from going into the water or anything but when I was snorkeling over spring break I had a panic attack. We had gone snorkeling 3 or 4 times previously and I was fine but this time it was after an extremely long hike, the guides misplaced my gear so I went without flippers and I can't swim to save my life, and we were in fairly shallow water with strong currents. I snorkled for a few minutes and I tried to get back to the boat but the currents kept pushing me back and I kept getting farther away. Also I cut my feet on the corral. Luckily my friends swam over with a pair of flippers for me and helped me swim back but I was distraught for a good while afterwards.
mutantllama
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I remember when I was younger, I woke up, and right above my had was a brown recluse spider. I looked at it and could tell it was one. I freaked out, woke up my mom, and then she brought it outside. Also, my aunt got bit by one, so did my uncle. Those things are scary. Then the black widows are the scariest. Because they can kill you. I'm afraid of one just jumping out of nowhere and biting me until I fall down dead. Then it will sit on top of me and laugh.
mutantllama
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Hell, all alien movies scare me. They scare me, because I believe they may be real. I know someone that was said to have been abducted. Then, a ufo was found in Starks Maine. My parents friend lives there.
Zephyrus
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I run the scenario through my head sometimes: I get bitten by a black widow; I recognize what I was bitten by; I call 9-11; they get to me in time with the antidote.
mutantllama
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Winter.
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Mice are totally harmless though!I just went to the doctors as soon as i noticed lumps on my foot.
mutantllama
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Zephyrus
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Back when we let our cats outside they would always leave mutilated mouse carcasses on our porch.
Winter.
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Apparently it was a redback spider. I'm not totally interested in what they're called, I was more disgusted that some dirty fucking arachnid came near me!
Winter.
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When our cat was still alive she used to bring us dead birds and mice. It's sweet how they think it's a nice present, but disgusting when you're the one cleaning it up!
mutantllama
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Zephyrus
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My grandmother's cat caught and ate a lot of chipmunks, but for some reason he always coughed up the gizzard and left it on the same spot on the carpet every time.
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