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What
freaks you out?The reality that there are people out there who can harm
children. In my growing up days, the Cold War and its nearing us to World War 3.
Triana, 29
Austin, TX
USA
Spiders. Spiders really freak me out. Can't
stand em. Worst movie for me to ever watch was Arachnophobia. argh, that was gross.
Doug2, 29
Overland Park, KS USA
Bugs. Well, not all bugs. I can handle
grasshoppers and spiders, things like that. The ones that get me are roaches, maggots, and
assorted creepiecrawlies. That's really the only thing that freaks me out, at least
that I can think of.
Nicci, 27
Las Vegas, NV
USA
spiders
ghosts
Nathan
Roaches. I welcome the exterminator
every three months to keep them out of my house.
Laney
TX USA
I guess, judging by earlier this week,
making mistakes totally freaks me out. I mean, when I was shifting the entire file room,
because our section moved next door, it got to be highly complicated, and I kept making
mistake after mistake, after mistake, which totally freaked me out....someone actually had
to send me back to my desk to calm down. Making mistakes filing really buged me, since I
have been doing it for four years, I should know how to do that...The best way I can
describe how I felt about all my mistakes is summed up by two sounds, spliced together,
from the wit and wisdom of Homer J. Simpson..."Feeling stupid, I know I am..."
and then 32 different Doh's...Getting in an accident freaked me out...nobody else was
involved, it was purely my own stupidity...at any rate, once inside the car, I used up
every curse word I can think of...since I do not have collission insurance, well, I was a
bit miffed about that..and my filing mistakes probably just pushed me over the
edge...other stuff freaks me out, but I do not wanna take up the entire web page...not my
bag.
Frodo
age unknown, parts unknown
retarded people, 3 legged dogs, mustaches,
old women with many cats, plants with names, people who talk to those plants, things that
crawl, the smell of young children, graveyard caserole, things that stare, invertibrates,
bald ass monkeys, tube socks, and "mystery meat".
A-Dog, 19
McMinnville, OR USA
My husband's thoughtlessness.
Picture this: I've been home from work for a week with
the flu. There are dirty dishes in the sink, piles of laundry to be washed, beds to be
made, and just walking through the living room is like taking your life in your hands.
Although I'm still weak, I drag myself off to work. After a long, hard day I arrive
home from work, looking forward to just sitting down and taking it easy, and there, in the
middle of all the mess, sits my husband, playing his flight simulator game on the
computer. This FREAKS ME OUT!
Reba, 50+
Silver Spring, MD USA
The thought of not seeing a loved one ever
again. Oh, and also throwing up...that's a big thing with me. I haven't done it since 5th
grade and I think I'd rather croak than throw up...it's like a phobia for me! I can't even
stand to be anywhere near someone else throwing up. Ewww.
Fisch, 46
Preston, CT
USA
People who know me, but I don't know them
and can't imagine where they'd know me from.
Firelady, 23
Dallas, TX
USA
Not much!
Jane, 62
West Linn, OR
USA
Not much. Most of my freak outs are
caused by general mental wear-and-tear.
Alias Irrelevante
Poor grammar and the corpses of dead vermin.
Jill, 61
Saylorsburg, PA USA
I once saw a man who had just been stabbed.
A crowd was around him, it was raining, and the ambulance had not arrived. The blood from
his wound was running down the sidewalk with the rain water and int othe gutter. It was
the most disturbing thing I had ever seen. I almost puked and had to cross the
street to get away from it. I don't think the blood freaked me out, but the thought of
that man's pain and the violence freaked me out.
On a more minor note, when driving late and
tired, I have on occasion dozed off at the wheel (only couple of seconds). Realizing what
is happening completely freaks me out.
Felicia, 36
Lowell, MA
USA
Nothing,
really.
Melodi, 19
Gahanna, OH
USA
Creepy, unexplainable things...and
driving alone in the dark on roads with lots of trees and little or no civilization
nearby.
Angela, 18
Bella Vista, AR USA
The dentist!!!
Tracy, 24
Ocean City, NJ USA
Life
Talia, 24
Wilton, CT
USA
When my husband sneaks up behind me and
suddenly makes a weird noise. Also, when my husband talks in his Mickey voice.
Karen, 22
Ames, IA
USA
When I really start to think about it, the
internet and all the information out there freaks me out. That and mimes.
Ryan, 28
Riedlingen GERMANY
Hmmmm...what freaks me out? Well, first let
me say that one of my definitions of freaking out is to lose normal control of my
emotions. With that definition, I will say, first, when I know someone has abused an
innocent helpless being, like a child or an animal, I freak out. It makes me wanna
seriously hurt the person or persons doing the abuse. It makes me nuts, whether I see it
with my own eyes, or hear about it, or even think it's happening. When I realize God just
showed me something or told me something, I freak out. Cause, it's so awesome. I freaked
out the other night because I woke up at 3 in the morning with the worst headache i'd ever
had. My head had been hurting the whole day before I went to bed that night. And
when I woke up, it was still there, but worse. So I got up and walked around, I was
slapping my head with my hands trying to relieve it, and finally it got so bad, that I
woke my husband up and told him I might have to go to the emergency room. He mumbled and
went back to sleep
I didn't want to have to go to the e.r. but
I had never had a headache like that in my entire life. I was walking through the kitchen
when I started to tingle all over and I thought I was gonna pass out, so I ran into the
bathroom and grabbed a makeup remover cloth to wipe off my face, and I woke up my husband
again. That's when I started to freak out, cause I was really scared, I thought something
was wrong with me. But I tried to calm down, I sat down on the bed and did some deep
breathing, I was so dizzy. After a while I calmed down, and the tingling went away, so I
pet my cat for awhile and lay down, still afraid if I closed my eyes, I was gonna die in
my sleep...lol. But thank God, I woke up that morning, and it was gone! I really freaked
out that night.
Lisa J., 23
TN USA
I can't
handle gross movie or TV shows with lots of blood or surgery. Dismemberment,
disembowelment, beheading, It just makes my stomach queasy.
Janet, 44
E. Brunswick, NJ USA
Hate and
large insects.
Eric, 19
Beverly Hills, CA USA
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