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Subterranean Terror – repost

Homer's Scream

The first human emotion after the fall was fear - Genesis 3:10

The first human emotion after birth is fear.

The most common biblical command is 'Fear not'.

Which gives you the idea that fear is a major part of our emotional life as fallen creatures.  But of course, we hide it under a thousand pseudonyms.  Here are a few phrases we say all the time.  In italics is what we really mean.

I'm not mechanical/sporty/mathematical

I am insanely threatened by this challenge to my competence

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I'm not really a people person

The thought of others getting close terrifies me

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I'm not much of an admin person

Facing up to daily responsibilities fills me with dread

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I'm not that tactile

I'm terrified of human touch

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I don't like people making a fuss over me

It feels intolerably dangerous to have attention

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I'm more of an ordered person

I must protect myself from the chaos

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I'm just shy, that's all

One wrong step in public and the embarassment could kill me

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I don't go for flashy clothes

I'm petrified of having the eyes of others on me

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I like to look good

I'm afraid of being invisible

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I'm quite competitive

I can't bear to be a loser

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I don't like all that competitive stuff

I can't bear being appraised

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I like to chew over my decisions

I'm petrified of doing it wrong

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I tend to decide on the spot

I'm petrified good things will be taken away

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I'm just a practical person

I fear mystery

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I'm not really a practical person

I'm terrified of being shown up in the 'real world'

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2 thoughts on “Subterranean Terror – repost

  1. Alissa James

    Really very true....Human made from all of these emotions.Fear is one of the most important emotion because its a feeling which never leave us alone in both sad and happy moments.Just love all your quotes its reflects all the human emotions.Thank you so much for sharing such a beautiful post with us.....

    God Bless.....

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