List Of Fears Novels & Stories

Lizzy, a bit uncertain, ventured a guess, "Is it because Liam is afraid of the dark? So he cries every time he wakes up?" Lizzy remembered her own fears. As a child, she had often been afraid of the dark. Sometimes when she woke up at night and found herself alone at home since her mother was at work, she was petrified. She believed monsters lurked in the shadows, watching her, ready to pounce and devour her any second. She reasoned that perhaps Liam was crying because he shared the same fears of the dark and those imaginary monsters. The more Lizzy thought about it, the more convinced she became, and the thought saddened her deeply.

"And I don't play with strangers. Mommy said beware of strangers. Plus, strangers are unpredictable and covered with germs. What if you haven't washed your hands? What if you smell? What if you're sweaty? No, no touching. I have a phobia of close physical contact… Hey! Do you know what phobia means?" "The fear of spiders?" Larissa asked. With that look on her face, I wasn't sure if she really didn't know or was just acting. With the kind of person she is, I wouldn't be surprised. Riha giggled. "No, silly, it's the fear of things like claustrophobia, the fear of enclosed spaces. Can you spell it? Claustrophobia?" "I think I can," she scrunched her face in exaggerated thoughtfulness. Definitel

She paused, letting that sink in, then added, “Perhaps more so. Hatred is direct—you know where it comes from, how it will strike. But fear… fear makes people unpredictable. Desperate. It makes them do things they wouldn’t otherwise consider, take risks they shouldn’t take, because they’re trying to eliminate the source of their terror before it can hurt them.” Her words hung in the air between us, pressing against me with the weight of truth, until I could hardly draw breath around them. Her words hung in the air between us, pressing against me with the weight of truth, until I could hardly draw breath around them.

“Sadly dreams can be like that some times.” “Why did I have that dream though?” “It’s hard to say why we have the dreams we have. There can be any number of reasons. Some believe that our dreams are manifestations of our fears.” “So I’m afraid of Fiona returning, and turning everyone against me?” “I think the fear is less Fiona, and more of being abandoned by those that are most important to you. Fiona being the one to cause that is just due to the effect she had on your life for so long.” “Oh. I guess I can see that. So what do I do to get rid of this fear?”

~ Hailey Park ~ Let me start with a truth. There are three types of fear in life: Fear of losing your phone Fear of opening your bank app Fear of meeting your pretend boyfriend’s mother Guess which one is currently shortening my lifespan. I’m pacing around my living room like a fugitive who knows the cops are coming. “Don’t panic,” I whisper to myself. “BE NORMAL,” I whisper louder. “Stop breathing weird,” I whisper as I choke on air. Then my phone rings.

Carried on a current of cold air from the car’s a/c, I tasted Hakeem’s fears as though they were my own. Losing his younger siblings, being forced to live in a world where they no longer existed—that was his greatest fear. Sensing the fears of others was more of a prelude to my actual abilities, and more often than not I was met with an abundance of superficial night terrors rather than anything substantial. Spiders, snakes, darkness, clowns. Goddess, why were so many people terrified of clowns? It was rare that I met someone with a fear that delved far beyond the surface, someone with a fear like Hakeem’s.

Fear is the inevitable alarm that calls unto them whenever they feel threatened and endangered, I never actually know when this alarm would resonate within my body. Today my fear had left me. They fear as an instinct to survive, since they still have the urge to live. Most of them fear death, they fear natural things they see everyday, they fear the things they cannot normally explain, and they fear the unknown waiting to haunt them when they least expect it. But do you know the most fearsome thing in the world?

"Oh wow- that's specific. But I get it... being crushed has got to be one of the worst ways to go." He sighed. "Sorry this date now took kind of a morbid turn. But tell me something you're scared of." I grinned wide. "At the risk of sounding like a complete wienie, I'm scared of lots of things. I don't like snakes, spiders, really any kind of large bug, and I'm scared of drowning or burning. I also listen to a lot of true crime, so I'd say that alone puts me on edge the majority of the time, especially when it's dark."

the fear of not seeing your father board the train when he got off at a station to buy something for you; the fear of losing sight of your mother in a vegetable market; the fear of reading a newsflash about an earthquake in the city of someone you love. the fear of not seeing your brother return home on time; the fear of watching your best friend shift home; the fear of failing a final exam; the fear of getting your wallet lost; the fear of knowing your partner cheated; the fear of watching her with someone else; the fear of watching him fall out of love; the fear of not achieving your dreams; the fear of not being liked by the new class – isn’t it so real? every one of us is always going th

and she agreed because I guess she knew that too. She then told me that there are two things in life that she fears the most, she did not tell me at first but as a insisted her she told me that "First is that I fear making friends and second thing I fear is when someone starts liking me", and I said "I guess this was natural and even I feel that, not the liking part but I do fear making friends" and we continued talking.