Fear Of Little People Novels & Stories

I wasn’t tired, not even close, I just had a lot on my mind, and I wanted to relax for a bit, take a break from the confusion, and everyone gawking at me. As I was about to clear my head and just shut it off for a few seconds, I heard Sandra “Did you see what she did? She probably got a face job and tummy tuck…such a freak!” It always amused me how peope were afraid of something they don’t understand, in an instant that thing is a freak or dangerous and should be disposed of or cast out of their community or even their close proximity but they always go out of their way to find something different or weird that they cannot understand.

“The elders have been whispering. The neighboring packs too. They all want to know what kind of child survived the witches ritual.” My stomach tightened. “You mean...” “They’re afraid of her,” he said simply. “Afraid of what she might be.” I shifted her gently in my arms, her small weight suddenly feeling heavier. “She’s a baby, Nicklaus. Our baby. How could anyone fear her?” “They don’t understand what she is yet.” His gaze softened as it fell on us. “But fear doesn’t need understanding to exist.” I exhaled slowly. “Do you believe what they’re saying?”

“Uhm… What is your biggest fear?” Junior thinks for a moment before answering. “Spiders. I’m afraid of spiders.” Ana’s face falls, as if she remembers something, something that seems like a fond memory. She ruffles his hair. “I know. But you’re such a brave boy. Mama’s proud of you.” Junior smiles at her, and they both share a sweet moment that makes my heart grow bigger with pride. I love that woman so much. And my son. And my little girl. I love them all.

Fright. Liana was afraid of the dark. Very scared. She disliked it so much. Darkness was the first thing Liana hated and disliked. It was dark without lighting or moonlight. In the midst of darkness, Liana screamed hysterically, and her heart was beating fast. Cold sweat poured out, again wetting the skin on her body. The reason why she didn't like dark was that it made her remember the past. Memories of the past when Liana was kidnapped by an unknown person, those memories began to haunt her memories and return to the surface. Since then, Liana had become a woman who hated darkness without any light, including without lights.

Because I'm afraid of them I don't like them not at all I have a phobia of cockroaches. then he started jumping around running like a fool to save himself from that little beast Well it is funny to see him like this I never expected that this playjerk who is hiding himself from that little beast can behave like a small child he had always been the one with so much power and attitude that no one can believe something like this will happen I know that I'm not myself a big fan of these little beasts but at least I'm not like Cole Haha, I can proud of myself now that at least I'm brave than him.

I was ready to get my fair share of garlic bread when she suddenly shoved my right hand away. _________________________ Nyctophobia* is a phobia characterized by a severe fear of the dark. It is triggered by the brain’s disfigured perception of what would or could happen when in a dark environment.

Please. Dani: I'm embarrassed. I rolled my eyes. Linc: Because you freaked out? Everyone freaks out. Shit, I was afraid of the dark until I was fifteen because my mom used to tease me that some crazy man was going to steal me away. She made me afraid of Santa, Dani. What kind of monster makes you hate Christmas? Dani: That's horrible!

"What are you saying?" Jasper's heart ached as he remembered his youngest sister's demeanor, marked by meekness, timidity, and vulnerability. "Lauren has a severe phobia of people and crowds, coupled with autism. She's genuinely terrified of strangers and any large social gatherings involving lots of people."

I looked at his face with a frown, "You, sir, do not know how to dance." He folded his arm across his chest, pretending to hurt, "what's your biggest fear?" A faint smile appeared when I whispered, "I can't say that; it's quite stupid." He reached, and he held my hand, looking into my eyes, "Try me." Shutting my eyes, I murmured, "Open water gives me the creeps, and spiders, makes my body crawl, and having a zit at the middle of my forehead." He nodded as if approving them all, "Well, mine should be not having this dance before you finally leave us for good."

"Fear." Lucas frowned. "Fear?" "Yes." Lucas looked unconvinced. "Fear doesn't explain this." "Sometimes it does." Eryx rested his arms on the stone wall. "People fear what they don't understand." Lucas looked toward the distant forests. "They think we're monsters." "Many do." "But we're not." "I know." Lucas clenched his jaw. "We have families." "Yes." "We have children." "Yes." "We have homes." "Yes." "So why can't they see that?"