I have anablephobia; the fear of looking up into the sky (which gets worse the higher I am. It's kinda like the fear of heights in reverse).

Still, I have looked into the sky at night (which is actually worse than during the day because the brighter the stars, the more nervous I am for some reason), but it is kinda a fascination I guess.

Then there's contemplating other fears that are more realistic and then I get into the philosophy and stuff... blah blah blah and that's why I will never ever be the same after that game of hopscotch.

...I fear nothing much. Mainly pain in general, I guess. That's the only thing I really fear. Not even death, or fear itself. Kinda funny like that.

But no, you aren't - I'm interested in pain, and watch people do exceedingly painful things.

However, this is the main reason I'm likely never getting a tattoo, and squeamish on piercings. XD

I totally know what it's like. Natural disasters, the sheer, raw power of nature are some of the things that leave me in both fear and fascination.

I admire the power so much, but it leaves me so afraid like nothing else.

I find myself thinking over this much more than others do.

I don't fear heights, it's the idea of hitting the ground at terminal velocity that scares me.

I don't fear death. Dying, I'd imagine, is no fun though.

Natural disasters, however, terrify me. Although the only thing I have to worry about here in northwest Indiana is tornadoes, and maybe getting struck by lightning. But back to tornadoes, blargh *shudders*, those siren tests every Saturday at 11 nearly give me heart attacks.

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