What do you fear the most? Include your age with the answer.?

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loss of loved ones

Undefined fears. Once I can define what I am fearing, I find strength in God to fight the fear. Maybe the biggest fear is that my own indefinite worries would come true. The world around me influences me to have many fears -at 41 years of age, just married, with a teenage step daughter pregnant the first time in my life, the only one with a steady income in the family, - quite some reasons to fear indefinitely. God is faithful and He gives me strength.

Well I think getting locked in a tiny boiling room, with a crazy cat(creepy) and snakes slithering across the floor is likely to creep me out.

Other than that the unknown. Jeez life is scary.

OK FEAR ITSELF.

OH my age: 598 minus 580= My age

I fear waking up one day to realize that I've fallen in love, (hook, line & sinker) opened up the deepest confines of my soul, and promised my heart to someone suffering from a serious personality disorder.

If you want to know what a walk through "hell on earth" is like, go on that journey.... **39 year old shudders at the thought**

I just turned 59. What I fear most is running out of money. It may be kind of fun to be homeless ("on the streets" we used to say) when you are young. But at my age, it would probably kill me. I've been unemployed for four months now, and the savings are going to pay the rent. Unemployment compensation is not really enough to live on without deficit. So yeah, I fear running out of money.

I think I fear the mere prospect of not being in control of my life. It makes feellike evrything can wrong when not in control. Here I ean like being drank or on drugs...anything that can give your brain a forced leave! I am 25.

CLOWNS. clowns are so incredibly evil. I've had this phobia since I was a child and had this horrible clown painting in my bedroom that my grandmother painted. I had a recurring dream that I was stuck in a huge gumball machine with the clown and I was banging on the glass to get someone to put a quarter in so I could get out. it was horrible. I finally got the guts to tell my mom how much I hated the painting and she took it out of my room. I'm nearly 27 now and I still can't look at clowns. the movie "IT" made me nearly piss my pants.

I am 25. My biggest fear is loosing one of my children. I also fear for there safty and all around well being. I can't stand the thought of one of them being in pain, emotionally or physically.

(Aged 15) Fear itself, and losing loved ones.

i am 24 yrs and what i fear the most is the fear of failure. the thought of failure leaves me frozen

getting feeble. 56.