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Oneday finding I am all alone. Not just in a love way (I am afraid of losing my husband) but finding one day I have no more friends, all my family is gone or far away and being so old I can't take care of myself.
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having to split my family up. Having my mother go to Mexico and me with her leaving my dad behind to have him support us financially.
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Losing one of my children or loved ones, but the kids is the one that pops in my head sometimes and is something I dont know how I could deal with. No one will ever truly love me and be there for me. Never being hot again --vain I know, but I'm getting older and I'm chubs and want to feel hot (that was kind of hard to admit, but it's true so) Being trapped inside myself and not being able to communicate with the outside world but I'm all there locked away. Cancer! for anyone. I've seen it up close and it's so awful the way it eats you up slowly and drains you of life slowly and painfully. Drowning (like wonderlizm) or being in the middle of a fire and can't get out. Smothering. That's enough I guess. lol
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I'm afraid of growing old alone. My husband and I were not able to have children. I'm deathly afraid that he will die before me and I'll be alone. Alone with no one to visit me or take care of me, alone without my family and the love of my life.
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I'm scared of drowning. Falling. Failing. That's why I don't swim, climb, or "go for it" sometimes.
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I'm afraid of not being a good dad, of doing--or not doing--something that will forever screw up my kids. Hopefully, that's a good indication that I'm not, but maybe that's just wishful thinking. Oh, and lightning. VERY afraid of lightning. OK, I'll yield the couch to someone else. Namaste.
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I am afraid of losing someone so dear to me that it would take a long hibernation and lots of corrective thinking to get me back to the normalities of life.
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I have lots of concerns, but nothing frightens me to the extent you've described. My philosophy is, "If you can change it, do it. If you can't, learn to deal with it." Worrying is pointless.
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