kimi1101
Well-Known Member
I was scared of being shot and also scared of being put in jail. I know both seem funny but I was genuinely terrified of them both.
I've always been a scaredy cat, even now.
If I stay up watching tv and an advert for a horror film comes on, I have to phone my husband on his mobile too get out of bed and walk me up the stairs. He shouted Blair witch at me once when we walked past a wood and I cried lol
Cat x
I wouldn't have known what ingrown toe nails were as a child!
Hi all! I was just having a conversation with my 11 year old daughter about when I was a kid, and I mentioned 2 particular programmes that used to scare the living day lights out of me:cry: Well it wasn't so much the programmes themselves, but the intros... The first was the theme song to 'tales of the unexpected'. As soon as the music started I would freeze and hold my hands over my ears. Till this day, I still hate that song- it's so creepy. The other was 'armchair thriller' (which some of you may not remember). I would have only been around 3 , but I can clearly remember as soon as I saw that shadow, I would scream the whole house down. I think I even peed myself once, when my mum forgot it was coming on and didnt turn the tv over quick enough :cry:
I also hated clowns and dolls (especially the porcelain ones)
What were you all scared of as a child?
I was scared of my father.
He was a bitter, miserable, nasty example of a man.
My sister and I were adopted as babies (not related), and it was a daily chant that we should be grateful because if it hadn't been for him we'd be in a children's home.
He told me again and again that I was stupid and ugly.
Here I am at almost 50 and his words haunt me every single day of my life, and they still have the power to reduce me to tears and shaking.
The fears induced by real events and people are, for me, far more terrifying than any Hollywood director could dream up.
The way we speak to our children becomes their inner voice...
I seem to have something in my eye...
Thank you, to everyone on here who finds what I waffle on about interesting and/or useful.
When I'm sobbing in my kitchen my lovely humsbums gets cross with me for my lack of self belief and points out all the hearts and rep points I have from here.
"How can you possibly believe that you're stupid? There are people on SG who thank you every day for your help!"
And that, my friends, is the power of the long dead dad.
Goosebumps books and the programme on nickelodeon! Are you afraid of the dark comment reminded me! I couldn't stop reading them even though i had nightmares! We had a tree in the back corner of our garden & i had a terrible nightmare there was a man dressed in black with a white face standing under it looking into my bedroom, i avoided that corner for years lol!!
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