When you think about all you have inside your body, don't you get scared?
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i'm not sure if it is scary, but it does seem a little overwhelming when you realise how much is actually going on inside your body. when i had my babies, it was weird when the mid-wife checked my tummy to make sure that certain organs had gone back to where they were supposed to be because the baby had pushed them around when he was growing inside me. don't be scared, the doctors should know what they are doing....i think it is amazing how they manage to remember it all.
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I don't think you should be scared
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There is sense to it but it's a tad convoluted.\n\nBasically, while there are things that you fear, those things cannot physically stop you from acting or doing.  It is the fear itself which immobilizes us, not the thing.  Often times fear is a feeling, not so much directed at an object (people fear change or new experiences).\n\nSo, it is accurate that the only thing we should really be afraid of is fear because it keeps us from acting or doing what we would otherwise want to do.
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I don't have many fears,  Except maybe marriage.\n\nI accomplished this by telling myself, so what if that happens.   \n\nI would carry a small bag (preferably not see through) and a moist wipe.  This way I would be prepared at all times.  Then I would tell myself;  so what if I vomit, I'm prepared.
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It's weird because it depends on my mood sometimes I get more fearful sometimes I over come it. Like I'm scared of spiders I face that fear couple times but still I never over come it, so I think it takes few times of facing that fear in order to actually be fearless of it. For me anyway.\n\n\nRock on!
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I can kinda do that, except it doesn't go away. I just think to myself "It's only a feeling, some electricity from my nerve endings telling me what I'm touching. It cannot hurt me." It's like Mind over Matter.
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probably, you're internal organs would have no protection. how very terrifying
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When I was younger, I was terrified of Heaven. Actually, it wasn't the concept of Heaven that bothered me; it was the thought of eternity. My child's mind tried to comprehend what that would be like, to go on forever without end. What would we do? Wouldn't we get bored? Isn't there SOME kind of ending to it all? Questions like these rattled through my head over and over again. I was unable to completely grasp the concept of eternity, and my inability to do that upset me greatly.\n\nNow that I am older, I am no longer afraid of Heaven or eternity. That isn't to say that I now understand either one of them; eternity is still a bit too big a concept for me (or any human, I think) to truly grasp. Why I am no longer afraid is that I have learned to trust God over myself. Even if I don't understand eternity, God does, and He will know how to run it just fine. With faith in His wisdom, I know that eternity will be something to look forward to, not something to fear.
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It is human nature to feel afraid of our futures, the fear of the unknown.  But it is unhealthy to continue thinking about the future 24-7.  You can't change the past and you can't change the future, but you do have control in the present.\n\nIt is a shame that you were poor when you were little.  But that experience shouldn't frighten you so much now.  Do you know how to budget your money?\n\nHere is a sample of what you could do each month:\n1.  Pay your rent (if you don't own your own place)\n2.  Pay your other bills; like heat, water& sewage; utilities;telephone bill; garbage; etc. etc.\n\n(These must be paid first!)\n\n3.  Then do up your shopping list for groceries.  Get your groceries.\n4.  Buying other things that are not necessary things, is considered a luxury.  Be wise and watchful with your money.  Re-gardless if you have a lot of money at the end of the month, say to yourself "do I really NEED this shirt or do I WANT this shirt"  if the answer is need, then buy it, if the answer is want, then wait for another day.  Try and have a little left over each month so then when a new month comes, there will be more money in the bank than you had before.  In other words, the money you chose to save last month, will be carried over into the next month and when you get paid and put your pay check into the bank, the two added money figures will add up to more money you can spend.\n\nDo this for about 6 months and then you won't have to worry so much.  And as you learn how to save and spend money wisely, then your future will look more positive.\n\nGood luck to you and I hope you have a great day!
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Dear you have nothing to be afraid of! Nothing inside of you can ever hurt you! It is just an illusion. All dreams are symbolic and not to be taken literally. They communicate to you to teach you who you are and what is going on with your inner growth. They also give you a "heads up" on what is happening, so that you are more aware of which direction you are growing.\n\nSnakes are a very powerful and positive symbol spiritually. They represent the life force, creativie energy, Holy Spirit and healing power with. They also represent the kundalini energy that goes up and down our spines.\n\nThe bed symbolizes the bridge between our conscious and unconscious (Unconscious can also represent God, Creator, Source) because when we lay down to go sleep, we are much more open and connected to the unconscious, so that is what this means.\n\nThe snake is white which symbolizes: truth, purity, light of God, Christ light, protection and guidiance.\n\nSo this is a signifcant dream. So overall this symbolizes that there is this source of spiritual energy that you have contained within you ready to connect with you. It is letting you know that you have this source inside that is available to you.\n\nSo ask yourself why were you scared? You were scared because you do not like snakes correct? So you need to do an inner dialogue with your mind and tell it that it was not real and that dreams are nothing to ever be afraid of but contain messages in the language of symbols.
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Most girls feel safe ;) but that would kinda hurt.. id be scared too -shiver- lol.
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No,you will not.You seems to fear for unknown things a lot.Be positive
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I know what you are probably feeling- nothing is wrong, but it scares you to think that maybe something bad could happen to your relationship.  I think it's a normal thing, but what I try to do is not think about that possibility and focus on the present, focus on how wonderful things are, and not think about the 'what-ifs'.
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Wonderful.So you floated but what were your thoughts?Were you frightened'scared or happy.Recollect all your thoughts and concentration into that occasion.Try to replicate that time
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Change can be scary. What I do in a situation that I feel apprehensive about I try to recall other events in my life that were scary at the onset but ended in extremely positive results e.g. pregnancy vs. the birth of my first child, renting vs. buying my first home etc.
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One of the things that I have found to be common in so many people is fear. Fear is something that cripples people and keeps them from pursuing and reaching their dreams. This does not have to be so! I truly believe that a person does not have to have fear in their life. I can honestly say that I do not have any fear in my life. Now, I am not perfect by any means but fear is not something I have because I have dealt with it. \n\nThe main reason I do not have fear is because I have come to grips with the concepts surrounding fear. I have understood fear, primarily from two angles. The first angle is psychologically and the second angle is theologically. You see, I think that if we address the issues of life and the fears we experience from both a good understanding of psychology and theology, then I believe we can be free from fear. \n\nPsychology is the study of the mind and that is where most of our fears take place. Theology is the understanding of God and the world we live in as it relates to God and what takes place in this world. I know from personal experience, that as we settle just a few basic issues, we can be free from fear. A few weeks ago I spoke to a group on fear and here are a few of the insights I gave them on how they can get over their fears and get on with their lives. Look and see how each one of these principles fits either psychology or theology. \n\nDisciplining your thoughts. \nFear is an action of the mind. Fear is a use, or better said, misuse, of the imagination. In reality, when you fear something, you are simply choosing to imagine a future happening. You are fearful that your spouse will divorce you (future), or that the snake will bite you (future – it hasn't yet), or that you will lose your job (future – you still have it). So when we fear, we are simply letting our minds imagine a bad future. That is what fear is! Imagining a bad future. So what is the answer? \n\nWell, there are two things you can do. One would be to imagine a good future. The other would be to stop thinking about the future and just take one day at a time. If you are a fearful person, either one of these would be preferable to living in the prison you currently live in. The principle remains true in that we have to discipline our minds and choose not to think about a bad future. We can do that. We can choose our thoughts. It just takes discipline. \n\nAccepting the realities of life. \nMuch of what people fear are the realities of life. Some may think this cold, but people die, people lose jobs, people choose to do crazy things in relationships etc. There is nothing you can do about that. Period. For example, I know many fearful mothers who won't let their children play in the front yard because they are afraid the kids will get kidnapped. Now, what should they do? Do everything they can to make it safe and then let their kids play in the front yard! Some people are afraid they will go bankrupt or broke and worry endlessly about it. What should they do? Work hard, save, invest and live life. Could someone get kidnapped? Yes. Could you go bankrupt? Yes. These things happen and all you can do is work to make your life what it can be and accept that sometimes things happen, even tragic things. If they happen, you experience the pain and emotion then – there is no sense forcing yourself to experience it before it happens – IF it happens! This is a mental adjustment that we make that enables us to get over fear. \n\nGive yourself good information. \nMuch of what we fear is irrational and not based on good information. For example, someone afraid of snakes will scream when they see a gardener snake, even though the reality is that there is absolutely nothing that snake can do to them! Take the time to educate yourself about whatever it is you fear and see if that doesn't help you gain the mental edge you need. \n\nTaking control only of those things you can control. \nThere are things you can control and things
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Sometimes things happen in life that don't make any sense. This is one of them. It falls into the category of having possessed items in the wrong persons possesion. If you still have a bad feeling about what happened, then you should try looking into the mirror again and ask what it means and why that  happened. If you feel good about what happened, but are too afraid to look in it agaion, then just leave it in your basement and be thankful for having such an experiance. If that happened to me, I would probably just be on acid. But if i wasn't on acid, I would probably start talking to them and see what happens. COOL EXPERIANCE MAN!!!