Fear That Posses Me Research Paper

My fear is Lepidopterophobia, which is the word for fear of butterflies. Many times I have been letting others know about my fear and they always thought it was very funny because butterflies are very small and beautiful. However, I have reason to fear it. My fear has happen since

Could you imagine a world that is run by Nazis who have genetically engineered, powerful anomalies by their side? A fictional novel: The Only thing to Fear, written By Caroline Tung Richmond details what led to Nazi world domination and how a sixteen year old girl named Zara St. James will help the American rebels regain the United States of America. Zara has the support of a Nazi traitor and the entire rebel army so she can reach their collective goal of freedom. The Only thing to Fear published by Scholastic Press in 2014 is a novel full of intense action scenes that leaves the reader wanting more.

A common fear for parents that are sending their daughter to college is over packing. The basement or living room is filled with dorm utilities; a new trendy comforter, sets of sheets, overprized mattress protectors, pillows, a surge protector, and a mirror. The decorations include an expensive tapestry, CVS pictures, inspirational quotes, posters, and flowers. For the kitchen they buy; pots, pans, microwave, mini fridge, new set of utensils, mugs, and a Brita filter. The child must eat so they buy tons of snacks, bottled water, Capri Suns, ramen noodles, and hot pockets. On top of the thousands of dollars in loans they buy used or new books from Amazon, pencils, pens, highlighters, post it notes, white- out, folders, a printer and tons of

Fear is a compelling emotion that drives our everyday lives, paralyzing individuals on their path to complete even the most mundane of tasks. As an infant, this emotion is intact, as even before we are introduced to new individuals, we all experience the fear of separation from our parents. This fear continues to grow, as one gets older, such as when an individual develops the ability to walk. Before we took our first step, we all had the innate fear of falling over. This happens to everyone on the first try but we keep trying again until finally we can walk and then eventually run. Often I find myself asking what if I didn’t take this first step because of fear? This seems unimaginable but the more I think about it a lot of us are hesitant

You might feel your stomach clamming up, sweaty palms, slight trembling and more when you're scared. According to dictionary.com fear is a “distressing emotion aroused by impending danger, evil, pain, etc.,whether the threat is real or imagined; the feeling or condition of being afraid”.

December 9, 2012 was the day I was abducted by a nameless man who placed a firearm by my head and threatened to pull the trigger if I didn’t abide to his orders, and I thank him for it. It seems absurd as to why I’m thanking a man who induced such mental and physical pain to me, but without him and such horrid occurrence, I wouldn’t be the strong individual I am today.

“I’m like everybody is sitting in the park, like they are watching to see if I’m doing my job, if am actually working…. As far as I’m concerned you guys [my group and I] are spies too…” The aforementioned comments are from Dawn, a white female in her third month of a six-month employment program, a “green shirt” wearing park worker. Our group met Dawn while she was sweeping along the outer western park sidewalk along with her more timid coworkers. Why does Dawn think that a group of college students are spies? The “green shirt” park workers are employees of New York City. Their duty is to clean and maintain the park and its facilities (NYC Parks). However, many parkgoers fear the workers of Washington Square Park. Confused?

I believe it will, unless you aren’t connected to certain things. As me, hunger was connected to me, when we had too much food we eat too much and when who have less, we eat less. What is the meaning of fear? Fear is the feeling induced to be afraid of someone or something. Fear isn’t like race or gender that you can quickly identify. I might be or might not be. It depend on what situation you were and I was. As I see now, most of children have cell phone at the age of 8 or 9, not in my case. It might not be in your case. I feel afraid of using cell phone that I might miss use. For, your case, if you don’t have cell phone it would be boring to sit down in a place for hours and hours. I don’t feel afraid of stranger, I believe not in your

I wouldn’t say i have the best life ever but i really do enjoy the people that make me smile everyday and the people that i can be around and be myself. What i want at the end is to be successful and to be able to say “I made it like almost all my teachers in high school told me i would.” I want to be remembered for being Brave, for taking care of my family, and for knowing that i took the right path.

The spark of revolution is implanted in the minds of people by people who want change... but not everybody wants change. People want to follow a routine. “So [they] beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” It’s what keeps the world in order, for the most part. Of course, there will always be people that step out of ‘normal’ boundaries. There are a few individuals, that when stepping out of the norm, changed history with inventions. There are others that plunged the world into war. That’s how the world changes. Without those people, the world would be stagnant. With too many of those people, the world would be too chaotic to handle. Wars would be fought everywhere.

One of my biggest fears is drowning. When I go swimming I have to be able to touch something or else I get panic attacks. This fear started when I was about seven. My friend and I decided to take the swimming test so we could jump off the diving board. We wanted to be just like our friends who had taken the test. We were told to go in the five-foot part and swim two laps across. We both started out doing well, but about halfway across I started drowning. My friend also started drowning and gasping. The lifeguards blew their whistle and jumped in to get us. I was shaken

Fear is the number one obstacle everyone must overcome at some point in their life. When the word fear is brought up I like to think of past situations that I experienced. There are many different methods used to conquer and learn from our fears such and exposure therapy, having a growth mindset, and thinking positive. For example, when I was younger fear was my worst enemy, School was the main reason that caused my fear. My fear of failure was my biggest obstacle growing up so I used that as a method to learn from my fears.

There is an important event that happens in every person’s life. That important event may be a number of things. Such as someone winning the lottery or even having a tragic loss in the family. My important event in life was the day I conquered my fear of heights. Everyone has some type of fear or phobia that absolutely petrifies them. Whether it’s a fear of snakes, swimming, or even germs, it can be conquered as I discovered.

According to my dictionary, Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. When the word "fear" comes to my mind, I think of an emotion that's caused by a bad situation. There are many things in this world that put fear in me. My greatest fears are computer viruses, thugs, sick people, and clowns. Each of these fears make me very scared and give me goosebumps.

“Heart attacks are so sad, don’t you think??” This is what I've heard people discuss. What I usually want to tell them is to not ask that question again.