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Is it normal to never be afraid of anything? I would literally jump off a cliff if I had th opportunity , just to see what it's like. I just want to feel and experience everything the world has to offer. Is that so wrong?
If you jump off a large cliff you're not going to feel or experience anything the world has to offer you muppet lol
I think you'll be dead fairly soon. But lets look on the bright side, its a fair bet its going to be pretty spectacular when it happens. I'm guessing you'll leave a gruesome corpse. Those are ALWAYS the best kind dude, so dont worry cos you'll be remembered. Every part of you will be remembered. The event of your death could represent an excellent opportunity in the entertainments industry Call me, we'll do lunch we have plenty to discuss.
I have few fears because when something initially scares me I try to understand it. Then I'm not scared anymore. I have no fear of heights because I understand how to balance and hold on. I do not fear death. However, with a lack of fear life can be boring - there's no thrill to not getting anxious once in a while. Horror films don't scare me so I miss out on that feeling that other people get when they watch them.
If you actually go to the edge of that cliff then i bet you 100000000$ that youd be scared
Artifice-- yes, that's exactly what I mean. I just see no point in being scared of the inevitable. It's just a waste of life. Who really cares.
It's normal for me, I guess. I don't fear much either - the dark, heights, bugs, animals, nature, death. Not even the death of people I love. Let's face it, death is a logical function of our world. Sure it's sad, but I'm not afraid of it. ... I might be afraid of cancer, but, then again, these days, it's almost as inevitable as death. *shrugs*
Everyone has rational fears so we can avoid death. By the sound if it, you might be dead fairly soon.