Do  you sense danger?
494435
Yes, this has happened to me several times. I have even felt things like about my family. I once had my younger sister on my mind real heavy and could not figure out why I just knew it had to do with her. Later she stopped by my house and told me that she just got married. I was floored! I knew something was up but did not know exactly what till she came to my house.
68092
Not everyone.  Fear can be situational.  I would fear a man pointing a gun at me who is yelling "You rotten ****".  I might fear a mother bear if she was running at me and I noticed I was standing between her and her cub.  I might fear a federal law which states that all blue-eyed people would be rounded up and or shot on sight.  But just fear something or some situation for no reason?  Nope.
299899
erm i think people will be scared to go near you... people are afraid of what they dont know
237263
You may have understood how the whole system works.  If you understand what you are doing, what will be keeping you safe, then fear decreases.
159703
physically close?? have you checked your breath?
536201
Will you feel me and see if I need to go?
523264
no,you don,but if you afraid.you must use
1015288
People like you are scary.  What is the question?
1180414
yes, i like to know what risks are involved
1066145
No. Think of it like a fingernail. You only feel it if is cut where it is attached to your skin.
316218
Yes, a little bit.  I can usually tell if someone in my family is hurt, and I have on occasion seen ghosts.  (No, I'm not crazy)  My mom has a stronger sense.  I think it could be genetic.
359333
Yeah, I "know about" the sixth sense.  I call it "gut feeling".  You know, if you have a "bad feeling" about something, avoid it at all costs.  I usually listen to it, but sometimes I don't, and I pay the price.
498978
What a good question! They must experience sensations and feelings.
47671
When you are a danger to yourself or others.
707213
Most of the time, yes. It's when I second-guess myself that I later think, "Dammit, I should have trusted my first instinct!"
190460
Well.. a few points to make..\n\nFirst off, I wouldn't say you're too paranoid, just a little - and thats not really bad. I, too sleep with my pistol next to my bed in my nightstand. Its not that I feel like someones going to break in and kill me at any given moment, its just a sense of security. Like a locked door, or an alarm system. \n\nSecondly.. I think humans have had their lives made very, very easy in the past hundred, two hundred years. I think that to some degree, we *want* something to happen. \n\nI think that its natural, its exciting, its adrenaline pumping. We don't get to use our adrenaline, our survival instincts or our basic primal skills any more - and we miss it. \n\nWorse case scenario: You're prepared. And theres nothing wrong with that.
130377
The thrill of not knowing where their touch is moving, and what will happen