When I first learned about death, I cried in my mothers arms that night. Just screaming how I didn't want to die, I didn't want her to die, and so forth.

Last time my mom got taken to the hospital.

Not related to cosplay, sage.

When my cat died.

;___;

I let the fetish thread slide, but what the fuck is up with all of these threads lately? GTFO.

>>2305223
Yes, lets have Miyu, Jessica, Spoony, and other drama related threads instead.

Faggot.

Same as >>2305213

and when I spent the day searching for my rabbit, parted the bushes in my garden and found him flat anf frozen on a rock.
Got out of his cage and froze to death in the night.
I just stood there and started screaming :/

When I learned what torture is and that people have, and still torture one another on a global scale.

When, just hours after my daughter's birth, she had a grand mal in my arms and I didn't realize what was happening until the next day.

I still don't know if the drugs they gave me during the birth were a blessing or a curse.

When a spider decided to suspend itself from the ceiling right in front of my face.

When a spider that had hidden itself in a skirt I just took out of my closet landed on me.
Also, that resulted in my running around like a lunatic while trying to get all my clothes off.

Yes, Im arachnaphobic and I'm not as bad as I used to be. I used to cry even at the sight of those awful little bastards. Im so incredibly afraid/disgusted by them.

Otherwise I don't really cry when I get scared...

When I realized, after walking out of the theater the fourth time I'd paid to see it, that Star Wars Episode I was actually a terrible movie.

>>2305206
a friend of mine told me that they were gunna be moving in like a week and it caught me really off guard.

http://www.wdcs.co.uk/media/flash/whalebanner/content_pub_en.html


LINK RELATED

WHALES ARE FUCKING TERRIFYING, I TRIED TO CURE MYSELF OF MY FEAR BY LOOKING AT THIS BUT I JUST RAN SCREAMING IN HORROR INSTEAD

I'm afraid of the future and what it brings

>>2305752
>Also, that resulted in my running around like a lunatic while trying to get all my clothes off.

Go on

When some douche pushed me against a floor to ceiling window and pinned me there. we were on the 30th floor of a building and I'm absoutely goddamn petrified of heights.

>>2306015
What the fuck was that jackass thinking?

Every time I've had to go to a funeral.

>>2306019
Fuck if I know. The ass was laughing the entire time though.

>>2306026
You get scared at funerals? Man up nigga

A dream similar to the scene in The Cell where the horse gets sliced into pieces
And SO much blood. I can't stand blood, it makes me sick

>>2306026
I couldn't even cry for my grandmother's funeral. Looking at other people cry is what did it. Or mildly. I teared up at best.

Cry?

>>2306026
>>2306043
That's SAD. But it didn't SCARE you

when my aunt made me and my cousin watch catwoman.

>>2306035
the thought of death can be pretty mortifying for some people that they can't handle seeing someone who's actually dead.

>>2306047
>>2306043 here
I'm not even caring about the scared and shit about this thread. I just don't get people who can cry at funerals.

When I thought that I had breast cancer. Turns out the "tumor" I felt near my armpit was just some kind of knotted muscle. I baaaaawed because I was 13 and stupid and it scared the hell out of me

>>2306015

Remind me to take you on a helicopter ride

Boyfriends terrible road rage. He was screaming and pounding on the steering wheel and it just terrified me and my paranoid brain made me think that if he got that mad at a driver who cut him off, what would he do if I did something wrong?
Hes since gotten a lot better because of that time, he realized how much it scared me and is doing his best to never do it again.

>>2306047
Every time I've been to one, I've had horrible night terrors for weeks after the funeral. Funerals scare me because I know what's going to happen afterward and night terrors for several weeks is no walk in the park.

>>2306066

Man its all about brest cancer now
What happened to the cool indie cancer like prostate and lung?

>>2306062
Because someone you loved is dead...? Because he or she will soon rot/get eaten bymaggots six feet under? Are you trolling me? Now if that isn't sad and scary, I don't know what is.

>>2306076
I have ass cancer
also aspergers

>>2306076 lung cancer
That's not funny, my uncle died that way!
Oops, he actually did. Guess why our whole family is anti-cigarettes

>>2306078
so randum XD

>>2306068
D: I can't even stand being in a plane longer than a flight to San Diego or LA. I'm claustrophobic to top it off, and paranoid as all fuck that I'm going to be on the plane that malfunctions and goes down. I have to be goddamn medicated just to stay calm through the flight. ;__;

>>2306076 now
But that was 12 years ago, lol.

>>2306087
Man oh man. This one time when I was flying in to Utah for a short trip, it was snowing. I didn't even know how close the plane was to landing because of the blizzard and I went from looking out the window at the wall of white to clinging to the seat in terror as we bumped on down the landing strip. Terrible flight.

>>2306087

Good my brother is a pilot, we're so flying.
He likes to take the plane as high as it can go then let it nose dive.

Once I fell off this playground thing floating in the water at a local bay (it was shaped like a whale). After I managed to get on I slipped off it and into black water. I started freaking out and crying because I'm extremely terrified of deep water i.e. can't see the bottom (mind you and an excellent swimmer). This teenager though was kind enough to take me back to shore on his bodyboard though.

Years later I also developed a fear of large waves. I don't like imagining the two together.....

>>2306105
This anon would probably be cured then, though.

>>2306097
Oh lord that would suck so bad. If it's snowing around the time for ALA, I'm going to be a not happy camper. Just a little turbulence from some tempermental wind freaks me the shit out.
>>2306105
...The image. Look at it.
>>2306106
I'm the same way. The difference is, I can't swim to save my goddamn life. I doggy paddle and float.

>>2306106
And this teenager got the fuck of his life from a greatful girl for saving her life. ^_~; nookie nookie.. :D

>>2306105
It's cute how you think it'll actually happen :3

>>2306106
Oh God THE OCEAN.
Sorry for bad English... My mother and I went to Rhodes for vacation, and we found a lovely lonely bay. My mother fell asleep on the beach and I tried to swim out as far as I could, just for fun while my mother couldn't stop me.. Well, I look back after some time, and realize I'm very far out and the bay is fucking TINY and I'm slowly being adrift from land. I try to swim back, when I see some weird orange-y things... At first I thought "huh, a plastic bag"
"oh wait, three plastic bags"
"eight..."
"...under water..."
"OH MY GOD LION'S MANE JELLYFISH"
I panic and scream but of course nobody can hear me; then I slowly swam through the jellyfish, scared as fuck. When they were behind me I swam back as fast as I could, it felt like it took hours.
I woke my mother and I cried and cried and cried and I was shaking and couldn't say a thing for half an hour. When I managed to tell her what happened we went to another bay and informed the coast guard, and they had to close up a large part of the beach because of the jellyfish...
My family still calls it the day were Anon was acting like a giant idiot and nearly died.

>>2306126

So I take it you never liked playing as Tails in the Sonic games?

>>2306180
The only good Sonic games had the 2nd controller limited to playing Tails and no one else
so f u

>>2306171
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUU I HATE THOSE THINGS.

>>2306171
I fucking hate open water
thx anon that story fucking scares me

I got lost alone in Tokyo while on a foreign term. My retarded-ass classmates just deserted me over an hour's subway ride away from our hostel.

I wandered around Tokyo for six hours, and had a tiny breakdown in a bathroom at a McDonalds, sobbing and crying because I had no idea where I was, where the place I was staying was, or how to get there.

>>2305206
Go talk your baww questions to /r/elationship/9k

>>2306015

Oh god. I have a pretty bad fear of heights too. Probably would have scared the shit out of me too. I get extremely edgy in elevators with large windows and some balconies.

I've managed to get myself(by myself, like hell if you'd get my parents on it) onto Supreme Scream at Knott's though. Sure, I screamed like a little bitch(it's the only thrill ride that has gotten a real scream out of me) but I still rode it to prove to myself I could and could fight my phobia.

>>2305206
For me it was when I had to watch Pride and Prejudice 2 times followed by Grave of the Fireflies because my girlfriend liked that. Seriously guys, if you had to suffer what I had to suffer you would not have to prove you love to a girl again. Fuck damn... I ended with a tear rolling down the eye doing my best to hold it back.

>>2306372
That reminds me..

In 2nd 9th grade, everyone in my class got send to different schools to try out different kinds of educations.
On my first day to my new school for the next week, a lot of shit happened.

Early morning. My train had been cancelled, so I was a bit late. Went on my bus to the school. Told the busdriver to stop when we reached my location, which he, of course, didnt. So I ended up stranded on a huge-ass highway far away from everything.
After an hour I managed to find my way to the school, after talking to my dad on the phone, and having him guide me there.

I missed the guiding tour around school, and introductions, so I had noone at all to talk to, and no idea where I could find the bathrooms, etc.

School ended and I had to take the train home, cause I was scared of taking the bus again. What do I figure out? My wallet. I had lost it. It included all of my train-tickets and money.
I called home, already crying, and my mom told me "Sorry, but our car is broke, youre gonna have to get home somehow". I was about 100 miles away from home, and it was getting dark soon.
I shat brix.

More followed, got a mental breakdown, but managed to get home by train after a good 5 hours. Stayed home the rest of the week.

When my mum told me I had to go to hospital. She ran around packing bags and getting things ready, and I just sat in front of the TV and cried. The thought of surgery freaked me out so much.

>>2306488

Sounded like you needed a hug

>>2305206
What manga is that from?

>>2306502

Pretty much :<

>>2306514

But you're good now so you don't need to bring up a bad memory

I have been afraid of the Mothman enough to cry when I talk about him ever since I was a kid. I never even saw the movie. It was an Unsolved Mysteries Documentary back in the day that scared the daylights out of me.

>>2306467

Man Nelson must have been all HAHA to you the entire day

>>2306526

Pfffttttt seriously?
On that note the movie was pretty good but it was pretty hard to take it seriously with Richard Gere in it.

>>2306526
OH FUCKKKKKK

I had a horrible fear of mothman ever since my mom BOUGHT ME THIS FUCKING BOOK PIC RELATED.

I WAS LIKE 5 YEARS OLD I MEAN GODDAMN WHY WOULD YOU BUY ME SOMETHING LIKE THAT?

>>2306529
HOW DID YOU KNOW. FUCKING NELSON.

The sad part is that I actually have those days pretty often. I mean, what happened that day, is by far the worst experience yet, but I tend to be pretty unlucky..

>>2306442
I feel your pain. I really feel your pain. I had to watch that movie when I was in grade 10 just over 25yrs ago.

>>2306536

HAHA

>>2306533
Yo scriptfag. Sorry to randomly pop-in like this to talk to you in an unrelated manner, but do you have some kind of instant messenger? I haven't seen you on DFO since that day on tinychat and I wondered where you went. :v

>>2306561
fuuucckkk myyy liiiiiife.

>>2306565

Been too busy for DFO lately but I've been borrowing friend's accounts for some PVP every so often.

My AIM is Doctormyfriend

>>2306572

If I fuck you life will be better

>>2306584
Can I wear a strap-on, fuck your butt, while calling you, mom?
Oh, and you have to wear a beautiful skimpy red dress while we do it.

That would be hot.

>>2306600

That does sound very hot. Lets consent to this

>>2306372
i moved to tokyo for a year in 2006. when i got off the train with all my bags (way too many bags) i stood in the middle of shinjuku station looking at a map of the area, trying to figure out how the hell to get to the office of my guest house to get a house key. unfortunately the office closes at 6, and it was just passed 6, so I figured I missed out and would have to find other arrangements. i turned around and tripped over my luggage, fell on the ground, and immediately started sobbing, right in the middle of the one of the busiest station of tokyo, at 6pm, on a pile of luggage. it must have been so pathetic looking. but i wasn't really scared, just frustrated and helpless feeling.

once i was in the backseat of a car at night, driving down a country road. there weren't a lot of lights, but some pretty strong moonlight. i was looking out a window at the treetops and saw what looked like the dark outline of a man who was hanged. of course it turned out it was just some leaves, but i started crying uncontrollably i was so scared.

>>2306604
>while calling you, mom?
I mean, while calling you Milla Jovovich.

The mom thing would be too disturbing.

Lets do eeeet.

>>2306611

I'll slip you a key to my hotel suite next time I see you.

>>2306626
But when..... when will I see you.. anon-kun.....

I cant wait.. To go on an adventure with you.

I've never been so scared I cried.

On the other hand, I've become so angry I cried. It happens more then I'd want.

>>2306634

I'll see you when I see you. It could be in a week, it could be tomorrow, but most likely at a con. But when I do see you we'll go on a glorious adventure like no other. An adventure so grand it feels like forever. An adventure so blissful that all your fears and problems just vanish into pure extacsy. Yes we will have an adventure alright.

>>2306652

*que Indiana Jones theme*

When I first moved to philly, I was walking around at night and an older man grabbed my arm, called me beautiful asked me to be his special friend.

And he wouldn't. let. go. And when I managed to escape and run away, he started to follow me. I was terrified.

>>2306652
I'll look forward to it... Anon.

>>2306652

Are you going to ALA? I wanna fuck your butt too

Having a dead father and useless mother.

Not having 'real' parents seriously sucks.

I was visiting some friends in Philly when I was walking around at night. I grabbed this good-looking girl, told her she was beautiful, and asked her to be my special friend.

She got away from me and started running. I started crying; all I wanted was a friend! ;_;

For me it was 6 months ago I could not take it anymore. I ended up just crying after coming back from my second tour on leave. I could not function with what I saw, did, smelled, and felt in the sandbox. I actually cried when I was in session talking to a army shink and diagnosed with severe PTSD from 2 tours of combat. I don't know how else to explain it. Anyone that served will know what I'm feeling and talking about. I'm coping right now with the help of a girl I met at a anime con. I havn't been to a anime con in 6 yrs but while thinking about it now how I have met her I'm crying both for how fragmented I am and how happy I am now to have a friend like her. We're not an item tho it would be nice if we were but I'd rather be good friends then mess something up being more.

A few years ago it was almost every time I needed to go out to a public event or class or ride a bus or train or talk to people at store or hotel or anything. I am afraid of people, I have no idea why. I am better now though, apparently apathy has set in and I am scared of people, but not enough to care about it. I suppose that is better.

Surprisingly, at anime conventions I got a little scared of the people, but I only once was too scared to come out of my hotel room. After an hour or so and a coke I was fine again, I was maybe 10 or 11. Never since then have I been unable to happily participate in conventions. Weird.

>>2307341
Dude, thank you for serving our country and keeping it free. i know not everyone will agree with the war, but we should all be able to agree that you guys deserve our deepest respect. So again, thank you for what you're doing.

only pussies get ptsd

>>2307341

Seconding the thanking.

PTSD from combat is one of the most horrifying things to me. I don't think anything hits the core of my soul more than listening to my grandpa's voice crack as he talks about storming the beaches of Normandy or my history professor talking about the horrors he witnessed in Vietnam.

It saddens me to think this war's just creating a new generation of people coming back broken. Your strength gives me hope.

Why not. There were a couple of moments.

- My heart problem is a constant source of anguish for me. I was assured that it wasn't fatal, but it's not "fixable" and it makes me sick all the time. Beyond that, my grandfather died of a heart attack at 45, and my cousin was just diagnosed with the same heart problem as me while she was pregnant, and was told that if she gets pregnant again with that heart problem, it might kill her. Scary shit for me.

- My mom had me really late. She just turned 62. The women in our family almost always die in their mid-70's. When she turned 60 and I realized she might only be around another 15 years, it really upset me.

- My mom's a nurse and works at a hospital in a not-so-rich area of town. Earlier this year, she was diagnosed with latent tuberculosis, which she apparently got from being around somebody else with it. They caught it early, and got her on medication, so she's hopefully going to be fine. But the idea she could have gotten that shit, and/or spread it to me or my step-dad, just because some stupid redneck couldn't cover his fucking mouth is scary shit.

>>2307341

yes, Sir. thank you for doing what you've done. no amount of respect given you will ever be enough. i wish i was less of a pussy so i could join up and do my part instead of sitting back and letting other people do it for me. i wish we would give you more than two lousy days out of the entire year...

>>2307380

fuck, i'm sorry if this is a little incoherent.i need to sleep.
but again, good Sir, thank you so very much.

>>2305260
Not to be an ass...but does that mean your daughter died? :\

here's a new one from today.
Finding out my Mum, parter in crime and bestest buddy ever in the entire goddamn world might have (oh teh noes) H1N1.
didn't scare me to tears, but it sure made my epically shitty day that much worse.

>>2307393

Thank god her daughter didn't die. Her daughter is absolutely beautiful.

Even though she yells at me for not taking the paper off my ice cream cone first.

>>2306087
Man, you sound like me. I am claustrophobic as hell and I hate it. In social/con/concert situations I usually try to suck it up and be ok because I don't want to ruin anyone else's fun, but luckily I have some good friends who can tell when I'm starting to silently freak out. Good example...I really wanted to go to the Otakon rave and so did all my friends that I was with, so we braved the ridiculous crowd and found a decently spacious spot near the back of the room. But after a while, it started getting a bit more crowded and it was augmented by the serious heat, so I was starting to get uncomfortable and overheat (add that to having just recovered from a stomach virus). One of my friends noticed and started the journey back out. He later told me that he noticed I wasn't looking too good and figured I needed to get out. Kind of made my night.

Also, being alone with cockroaches. I will literally stand frozen in place with tears streaming down my face.

>>2307399
I keep hearing mixed things about H1N1. Some say it's no big deal, and others say it's deadly. Some say only the young and elderly get it, but then you get a bunch of middleaged/young adults who also get it. I'm just gonna be positive and say that your mom will be fine. At least, I hope so!

>>2307400
O that's good to hear then :] thanks for clarifying.

I also cried at a funeral. I was about 13-14, I think? Someone who my mom knew/is friends with died, and we attended her funeral. I knew her daughter and son, but I wasn't very close to them.
Anyway, the beginning of the funeral wasn't really that bad. It was when we had to go up to see the dead body that I really started crying. I thought it was from sadness, but I think it might have been from fear too.
This is cliche, but I felt like it wasn't fair. She looked like she was just sleeping in the casket, and that she'd wake up any moment. It just wasn't right that she was dead and was going to be buried, leaving her husband and 2 children behind. I cried so hard. Maybe I'm afraid that one day my mom, or someone I love dearly, will look like that too: sleeping, but never waking again.
But that's really about the only time I've cried from being so scared, I think. Usually I cry because I'm frustrated, like >>2306609 Otherwise I cry cuz I was sad like in the BAWWWW thread.

>>2307441
I've heard mixed things about if it's deadly or not, but when I brought up vaccinations with my doctor he said to get the H1N1 as soon as possible. And everything I've heard about it says that though normal viruses target the elderly and the young, this one targets people with strong, normally healthy immune systems. It's a bit of a pickle.
Then again, I'm no expert or a specialist, and frankly, don't know a whole lot about it beyond everything they spout about it on the news.

Inb4 H1N1 shitstorm.

I am horribly Aqua phobic, as in I have nightmares about falling into rivers. Anyways my parents own a cottage near a lake that has cool non-water related stuff as well, and when I'm visiting, my brother and his friends think it's a cool idea to pick me up, put me in the boat, drive out on to the lake and throw me over. I was crying so hard I couldn't swim so one of his friends finally dived in to get me...god my brother's a dick.

..bad grammar, it's rather late

>>2307399
Oh, it's not that deadly if you take the required precautions.

Saying it from the origin of the H1N1 virus, a classmate (lol health sciences room) got it and he was back in three day.

But then again there are people who are too fucking stupid and never say anything to anyone and once the virus has installed THEN THERE'S NO GOING BACK.

>>2307359
My dad got PTSD after 4 tours of infantry. He was front line always hearing the shells fall or launch. Army pulled him out for downtime and it's something you see the army doing more often now with those in the sandbox for too long. They do longer rotations. I don't know if you're been in the army but my dad's been in for a long time for his tours. I've only been on one tour myself tho I'm a medic on base and have seen my fair share of people with what we call 'snakes in the head'.

PTSD is serious shit. It fucks you up royally. The longer you're in the field without downtime to defrag the mode shocked out you become. Many people can't really get close with family/spouses/friends/bf-gf over this because they likely have not been thgouht what they saw and that plays on you when buddy up front of you gets coleslawed in front of you with a humvee sprayed 360 with red mist. Having to pick up guts and buddies face off the ground. Knowing other guys that won't make it back alive but trying to comfort them with them giving you items which you have to give back to thier familes when you come back.

Somehow I feel you're just talking shit for a reaction. I've been in the shit. I've friends that have been coleslawed that I had to scrape back up. Trust me when I tellyou this it fucks you up when the family asks to see thier son/daugther and sometimes all you got is thier dog tags and jaw to show for them and they comepletly come apart on you in hysterics. SO FUCK YOU ASSHOLE.

the thread asks what makes me scared and it's military who get ptsd. The moment was when I saw that faggot on the real world talking about it. I feel like there will be a draft soon and I'll go have fun with it.

>>2307341
Echoing some sentiments others have mentioned. Ex-mil myself tho I was in during peacekeeping times so the theater was different then. Keep strong my friend. I know of others that are into anime and cosplay but when they came back from the war they lost interest. They're back home physically but in thier head they're still fighting a war. Sight and sounds cause them to jump, jolt, and react. I have a friend who's wife is coping hard with this and their 2yr old son and 1yr old daughter. They had to switch to going to 24hr grocery stores with less people and noise because my friend was a frontline GI shocktrooping with his plat but coming back certian sights and sounds we all take for granted are shocking and haunting memories for him. He'll end up taking evasive manuveres over some sounds or reach for his guns (no guns on him but it's trained second nature for him) only to find out he's not armed which may look odd to the so called 'normal' public but anyone that has been in the field long enough can tell buddies broken from the war. You think army is really wanting to pump more money into so called 'intergration' programs to help those that served? Hah... Yah it's mostly optics there and some guys do get the help they need but it's underfunded to help these people that served to get back into the society and live their lives productively after they've been dragged through a warzone. This is why when you're on base the first time for new sign ups they're greeted by those guys that give you the first greet it's a job for those that have been in the shit a long time to reintergrate them back into the society after being in war.

Look I don't care your stance on the war. Just don't hate the guys on the field and help them out for doing thier part to keep the shit as far away from your home as possible then waiting for the shit to come to your home then fight on our land.

>>2307393
Nope. She's 5 years old now and has a mild case of cerebral palsy/hemiparesis on her right side (muscle weakness). Otherwise, she's a spunky, healthy kindergartner. It just scared the everliving shit out of me because I was so drugged up from the birth, that when she had the seizure, I thought she was cold. She had the seizures that first night because there was blood on her brain due to labor complications. She hasn't had any since though!

I'm afraid of the elderly people I love getting H1N1 and dying.

The con scene gave me PTSD and I became a hikkikomori for a while. It's amazing, the evils of anime fans and cosplayers when they don't like someone.

My greatest fear? Losing my mind completely.

That moment was the moment right before I realized the true nature of reality, and that dying is nothing to be afraid of. Upon reaching this realization, the fear I had felt had disappeared. Yet, the new found appreciation I felt the next time I looked at the stars dimly shining in the night sky, was strong enough to almost bring me to tears.

I cry whenever I'm about to have surgery.

I've had 12 so far thanks to dual heart conditions.

>>2307646
Enjoy some cannabis sometime and learn not to let the thoughts or words of anybody other than your own. It's completely trivial.

When I was 6, I had to choose between two of my biggest fears: People in mascot costumes and bees.

It was either spend an hour playing with a red power ranger with a gigantic plastic head... or hide out in a plastic castle where a bee's nest apparently was, because they were swarming the place.

I chose the bees.

I didn't get stung - no idea how that happened, though they did land and crawl all over me - but my uncle found me, got me out, and made me play with that damn power ranger anyway.

In retrospect, I think he was just pissed that he spent so much on my cousin's birthday party and wanted to make sure every kid "took advantage of" the $$ it cost to get the guy.

>>2307670

That's what they all say. Except for the part about blazing up. That's pretty novel compared to the aspersions of "go seek professional help".

I made a bad decision in my life one time. I borrowed some money from a source that turned out almost kill me. I borrowed $3500 but when I was working on paying it back I got roughed up. the time I cried was when I was held by my ankles over the 23rd floor of my apartment. If it wasn't for someone that called 911 I don't think I would be typing this now. I sold most of everything I had and paid off the people I owed the money to then moved the fuck away from my old place. I still get nightmares sometimes seeing my tears rolling on that day seeing them fall to the ground like in slow motion. Scariest day of my light.

>>2307718

Thank god Im not the only person on this board with PTSD.

I feel for you all.. ;_;

>>2307469

The issue with h1n1 is that it will often develop into pneumonia.

I just got out of the hospital. Spent a week in the ER and critical care with h1n1 and pneumonia in both lungs. I'm an otherwise healthy 22 year old female and it hit me that hard. Imagine if my immune system was crappy due to long-term illness or age (young or old)....


/cry

The worst was when I was about 10 blood started to drip out of my mouth. Obviously I was already shitting it then, but my mum said that I might have lung cancer or something - I was practically in hysterics.
I had a doctors appointment and basically it was just hardcore tonsilitus.

>>2307755

I'd have PTSD if I lived in denmark

shit's horrendous and the people there talk like they have downs

>>2307964
Even though I agree, thats not exactly why I have it.

When my mom and my sister held me by the hair and started beating me.

I started crying and vomiting, and then they just walked away and continued to watch TV.

It was maybe 10:00PM, really dark out and such. I was upstairs and I heard my mom go out the door. A few minutes later she started screaming her head off. She came back inside and I could hear my dad yelling and asking her what was wrong, and she was blabbering like she was scared out of her mind. She was talking about how OH MY GOD THERE WERE ALIENS OUTSIDE OH GOD ALIENS AAGHGHH ALIENS.

So I proceeded to nearly pee my pants and then run downstairs to confront the threat of an impending alien invasion. Too bad it turns out that she was screaming about RACCOONS OH GOD THERE WERE RACCOONS AND THEY WERE RIGHT THERE OH GOD A WHOLE FAMILY LIKE A FOOT AWAY AGHHH. I do believe I cried a little bit. I was seriously so scared. When I heard my mom yelling that there were aliens outside it was like my entire world came crashing down around me...

oh my gosh this thread has me bawwwwwwing ;_;

i wouldnt say ive ever been in a situation where ive been soo scared i cried, i get scared at alot of things but im just not in the process of crying lol

although i totally wept like a schoolgirl at the end of house of flying daggers

running from a killer didn't make me cry but the adrenaline was so high I could barley walk

>>2307609

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D'AWWWW she's so cute!! good to know she's doing so well.

>>2305213
Holy shit, me too. :( This scared me when I saw it as the first reply, haha.

>>2307609
I'm glad to hear your daughter's doing well. Having Cerebral Palsy myself, its harder to get things done normally, but with enough patience and some guidance it gets easier to live with.

Never thought people from denmark had down syndrome lol, I'm from there. Anyway, some of these fears are fucked up. And I thought my fear of heights was bad ):

>>2308020
Same here. I cried an ocean when I found out and freaking out over it for a week.

When I found out I had a chronic bowel disease that I'd be stuck with for the rest of my life. One of my grandfathers died early from colon cancer, thus increasing my risk.

Thankfully it doesn't give me too much misery these days but I still weep when I have to explain it in serious terms rather than frank TMI terms to a grown adult, so that I can have an airtight excuse for related absences from work or school.