What is your greatest fear?
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Realistically? I'm afraid of being alone. Some people have a 'safe space', but I have a group of 'safe people' who I can turn to in a bad situation and I know that they will be there for me. I am terrified of losing that.
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I try not to think about it often, but I do fear losing my husband and family, as well.gali wrote:Ditto! This is my greatest fear as well.ZenaLei7 wrote:My greatest fear is losing my family in a horrible accident. I love my family and I would be terrified to lose them.
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A thought-provoking post. I agree. We have different fears. Sometimes, we are not even aware that the thing in front of us, is the source of our fear.Jax14 wrote:It's quite difficult to pinpoint a "greatest" fear. I think it would be the most terrifying occurrence in a specific circumstance. Fears can range from things like phobias to elements in a dream, but I think the non-tangible fears like not leaving a legacy in your lifetime or having no one miss you when you are gone really give you pause for thought. In saying that, watching movies about possession scare the daylights out of me! And if I'm being honest, being in an accident where I lose my senses like sight or hearing and having to rely on someone to take care of me. I'm not big on change so that would be terrifying. Or being burnt to death (oh my gosh I'm being morbid today!).
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