What scared you as a child?

Puppets. I loved them on TV, but then I'd see them in my nightmares, and that certainly was a bad thing. I couldn't watch a Chucky movie commercial without closing my eyes.
I was also terrified of wasps, my brothers sneaking up on me in the dark, scorpions, bats, and tarantulas.

Now, only scorpions still scare me, but wasps and renegade puppets still creep me out.

I've always feared characters such as Jason Vorhees, I used to dream being chased by him all the time. I still do. That and the dark.

I used to be scared going through the big car washes...those big brush things were horrible😐

IT, the dark, spiders, sharks, my mother, dogs, drowning, fire, escalators

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
IT, the dark, spiders, sharks, my mother, dogs, drowning, fire, escalators

The whole world scared you? 😉

Originally posted by dadudemon
The whole world scared you? 😉

Still does. cryoh

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
Still does. cryoh

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
even fluffy little bunniez?

Indeed. I know a guy that his fingers bitten off by a bunny. uhuh

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
Indeed. I know a guy that his fingers bitten off by a bunny. uhuh

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
even star wars geeks with dashing good looks? 😛

hmm

Maybe not them. biscuits

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
hmm

Maybe not them. biscuits

Clothes Hangers!!!!!

I hate wire hangars.

nothing scared me as a child .its when i got older that i started to be scared . 😉

My dad.

I used to be scared of the toilet overflowing because my brother clogged it like every day.

Originally posted by suprmanvsbatman
I used to be scared going through the big car washes...those big brush things were horrible😐

Hmm? care to elaborate on that "Hmm " 😠 😂

I was always afraid of clowns and puppets. Still to this day I cannot watch The Puppetmaster

Originally posted by gefallen_engel
I was always afraid of clowns and puppets. Still to this day I cannot watch The Puppetmaster

You should see the movie "It".

You'll love it.