English, 12.10.2019 10:10 mariamoore198060

Write 2-3 paragraphs about what you are afraid of?

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Answer from: ashtor1943

The usual answer that people give when they are asked about what they are afraid of is heights, deep water, and falling in love. However, I feel different. I can't say that I am afraid of heights because that is a lie. I am actually afraid to fall. People tend to say they are afraid of heights and that too is a lie. People don't necessarily feel scared of tall buildings, but people do feel scared of falling off of them.
I am not scared of deep water. As a matter of fact, I am a swimmer which means that I am always in the deep water. Instead of being afraid of the deep water I am afraid of drowning in the deep water. Being afraid of deep water and drowning is different. When you are afraid of deep water you don't even want to go into the water. When you are afraid of drowning you tend to go into the water, but when you are in the water you tend to be cautious of not drowning.
Lastly, I am not scared of falling in love. I think that falling in love is one of the best things that can happen to someone. When you are in love you can't think of how you have been able to live your life without that specific someone in it. You think that everything is so beautiful. I am not scared of falling in love but of the cause of falling in love. When someone falls in love it is almost immediately assumed that they will have a broken heart in the end because nothing lasts forever. Therefore, I am not scared of falling in love but of a broken heart.

Answer from: colemanjosiah03

The number one thing I am afraid of is North Korea's president. Included in this fear is Pres. Trump's taunting communication towards him. Other parts of this fear are;
# Is the U.S. ready enough to challenge him?
# Having really no time to react (10-15 minutes) there are many things that should be thought about
# what if my kids are in school, shelter in place has been the advice
# if we have to stay inside for 14 days, how will we be able to take care of ourselves
# after all these hurricanes, is the government REALLY able to provide support
# 14 days, food, water, electricity how do you cook inside without gas or electricity.
# can't build a fire
# how fast can you fill water in your home

So, as you can read I do have fear. I don't want a missile hitting my island in Hawaii. Distance wise we will be reachable, no now, but we will be reachable.

All fallout shelters here aren't able to accommodate citizens because they haven't been maintained. Another piece of advice is to remain in a cement building. Most homes here are NOT brick or concrete.

I'm not sure about this and the advice from state government. As you listen to the news about North Korea and the U.S., think about what you would do. I will let you know that this fear has not paralyzed meyet.

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