Either:
Something I can't injure or kill (Like a ghost, vampire or someone in armour) or Locked-In Syndrome.
FIMFiction Account MLPMST PageIf I'm completely honest? Being average.
The idea of being just another worthless, no-account office worker with a grey suit, a grey German car and a grey soul horrifies me.
Ghosts aren't scary; they're just dead people.
edited 6th May '12 11:45:17 PM by InverurieJones
'All he needs is for somebody to throw handgrenades at him for the rest of his life...'@Jones
Uh... I wouldn't call such a person "worthless". Who defines what worth is?
My worst fear... well, I'm afraid of a lot of things. But the worst one? Probably being a (sex)slave or something like that. I wouldn't want to be quadriplegic either (even though I respect people who manage to live that way). Or buried alive? There are a lot of horrifying things. -__-

Hey guys, I thought about starting this for no particular reason. What are you guys afraid of? On my side, I think my worst fear is being completely helpless, unable to act.
Now, to, elaborate. I was a wimpy kid, bullied through elementary school. Not to the extent some others are bullied but still. Anyhow, this went on until I learned to fight back, a crucial but slow way that made me the awesome guy I am now. Of course, I had my regular fears growing up. For a while I was very afraid of spiders, small closed spaces ( got locked in a closet once) and storms. But I always got the best of those by fighting back. When I was older my adult (kind of) fear emerged when some guy got into our house while we were still inside. I kept my head on (while being 13-14 mind you) and nothing specially horrible happened, but I was still shaken. Before that I had been in martial arts but it was only after that even that I got into them seriously. That has always been my position towards fear, fight back, get angry.
So, naturally the only thing I am afraid now is getting into a situation of position where there is nothing I could even attempt to do to face it. My worst fear is having the people I care about, or myself, in danger and being unable to fight back.