[ SECRET POST #2885 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2885 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Avengers]


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03.
[Terminator: Genisys]


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[Red Dwarf]


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05.
[Gracepoint/Broadchurch]


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[Doctor Who]


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07.
[All The President's Men]


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08.
[The Great Mouse Detective]


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09.
[Supernatural]


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[Transformers: Prime]












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Comments

Re: Most Badass Thing You Did As a Kid

[(Anonymous)]

Gah! The jumping from rock to rock, while way up high, gives me the heebie jeebies just reading it. You are fearless! Which was probably a good thing. If you'd got a case of nerves, you'd have been much more likely to fall.

I'm not petrified of heights, but they make me anxious - but it's not the heights that I'm afraid of, it's the falling. I like hiking and climbing, and I'm fine with leaning over a precipice with a railing. But when I went to Toroweap Point at the Grand Canyon, a sheer 3000 ft drop, I got that horrible twisty feeling in my stomach, and I was afraid to get too close to the edge. I am fearful. :)

Re: Most Badass Thing You Did As a Kid

[kallanda_lee]

The funny thing is, it can change. I think that about 1,5 years after this I started to slowly suffer from anxiety - and stuff I'm scared of...changed. I remember climbing up a lookout tower once, and there were these metal stairs - the kind that are "open" and you can see down. And about halfway my brain went "nope" and suddenly I was in a panic. I forced myself to climb up nonetheless, but since then I'm not too thrilled about heights.

I miss being fearless - because really, in the grand total of things, I don't think fearing things makes you more "safe".

I know what you mean about the Grand Canyon - doesn't help I tripped and fell there (not way down, of course, of I wouldn't be typing this). But despite that, I thought it was absolutely glorious.