what does 'fear is in the eye of the behavior' mean...?
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clearly a play on words of the old saying "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" most likely means that fear can only be judged by your actions or lack of. if you go skydiving then you have no fear of jumping out of airplanes
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fear, it's all about fear that someone might judge them to harshly \nso they leave no way to be reached. And thus show the world just how little they really are!
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my personal opinion is that fear "in general" keeps us from maybe going to far, making us question wether or not we are decent humane beings someone who isnt or thinks they are afraid of nothing are weak emotionally or mentally  to bne afraid of nothing is to have no conscience
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I think it means they are afraid of intimacy...doesn't mean they're not interested...\nIt could mean they're shy too which is another way of saying the above...
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Your eyes are the window to your soul and your personality is the expression of your soul.\n\nAs with all things, Those who have eyes to see will perceive your soul (meaning those who are sensitive and attuned to the subtlities of people's personalities). The rest will be the poorer for not being able to see.
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Fear-mongering. Its what they do best.
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Usually these sort of irrational fears are misplaced anxiety and fears about something else that perhaps you do not want to face.  For example if when you were a child you were abused , when you were a kid your brain would protect you from the trauma by blocking it - putting in the 'back burner'.  However when you grow up, the fear  that was linked to the trauma would still be there and would bubble up to your awareness.    When we feel fear but we don't know why our brain would try to attach it to something so that we have some explanation and we don't go insane.   Your explanation is the zombies however you rationally know that zombies dint exist so the question is WHAT IS IT THAT YOU REALLY ARE AFRAID OF ?   it could be that you are afraid that someone close to you will die !   or you may have wished death for someone and you are afraid it may happen or you are afraid that you are not a nice person etc you get the idea !!   Its like anger ,,  if you are angry because your wife cheated on you 5 years ago but you have accepted her apologies and supposedly you forgave her  you will block it and then you will always be angry about the cracks on the pavement !!!!!!!   Every night before you got to bed ask your self loudly WHY AM I AFRAID ? \nnot what but WHY .    soon your brain will answer back . I know it sounds crazy but it aint.
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It can mean one of three possible interpretations:\n\nThe First Interpretation - An innate fear that you have always known, but you have hidden and forgot about it deep within your memories, is coming back upon the surface.\n\nThe Second Interpretation - A side-effect of horror-movies and ghost-stories...etc.\n\nThe Third Interpretation - A sign of negative sympathic suggestion, commonly known in its occultic term as "curse".
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The same thing most people fear in their jobs....\nFire-Phobia....the fear ob beina fired....
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Literally: "I fear the man of one (single) book."\nAnd since he was generally a fairly shrewd fellow, I'd interpret it as being afraid of a very single minded person, which everybody should be.
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It generally means that the person is overcontrolling about something, with severe ramifications if they are not happy with it. If you have ever watched Seinfeld and seen the Soup nazi episode you will know what I'm talking about.
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Clown-o-phobia. Only kidding.\n\nIt's a pretty rational fear, though, if you think about it. You can't see what's under all the face paint, and I'm sure that quite a few other seven-year-olds are afraid of clowns, too.
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Fear of the unknown.\n\n*(*
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The word is an English adoption of the Greek words agora (αγορά) and phobos (φόβος). Literally translated in modern Greek as "a fear of the marketplace". A common misconception is that agoraphobia is a fear of open spaces. This is most often not the case since people suffering from agoraphobia usually are not afraid of the open spaces themselves, but of public spaces or of situations often associated with these spaces. The Greek word agora should be interpreted using the Ancient Greek meaning of the word agora (αγορά) which translates as "where the people gather" (later "forum" in Latin), which gives the idea of a crowded marketplace rather than just an open space -- this makes the common combination of agoraphobia and claustrophobia less conflicting.\n\nAgoraphobia today describes severe and pervasive anxiety about being in situations from which escape might be difficult or avoidance of situations such as being alone outside of the home; traveling in a car, bus, or airplane; or being in a crowded area (DSM-IV). Some people with agoraphobia are comfortable seeing visitors, but only in a defined space they feel in control of. Such people may live for years without leaving their homes, while happily seeing visitors and working, as long as they can stay within their safety zones.\n\nAn agoraphobic may experience severe panic attacks in situations where they feel trapped, insecure, out of control, or too far from his personal comfort zone. During severe bouts of anxiety, the agoraphobic is confined not only to his home, but to one or two rooms and he may even become bed-bound until his over-stimulated nervous system can quiet down, and his adrenaline levels can return to a more normal level.\n\nAgoraphobics are often extremely sensitized to their own bodily sensations, subconsciously over-reacting to perfectly normal events. To take one example, the exertion involved in climbing a flight of stairs may be the cause for a full-blown panic attack, because it increases the heartbeat and breathing rate, which the agoraphobic interprets as the start of a panic attack instead of a normal fluctuation.
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Fear is the mind killer.  Face your fear and let it pass through you.
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It wouold be something about how humans can be in a situation where they can turn away from being human and behave more like animals, and how we can be in denial about our ability to do that.  It talks about insensitivity, lack of caring about others, selfishness, and self-absorbtion.\n\nIf you need more check Spark Notes and Pink Monkey.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Fear is natural and necessary to keep your dumba$$ alive!\nWhy don't you just walk out onto a busy freeway? Because of the fear of getting run over.\nWhy don't you jump over the fence of the tiger exhibit at the zoo? Fear of being tasty!\nWhy do we tell our kids "Don't talk to strangers"? Fear our kids will get stolen, among other terrible things!\nIf our ancestors hadn't had fear...we wouldn't be here now!!! We would have been dino food!