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I do not care what you say everyone has some kind of fear whether you know it or not. You can't just say you're not afraid of anything and the second Godzilla come rolling through the city you know very well you gonna be running.
But why do we fear things, is it the factor about that said object or organism (don't read that wrong) that we can't predict what it could do? Is it the features of said object that disturb us? If so why does it disturb us? You guys already know I deathly afraid of spiders, but I have a small fear of toasters. Let me explain, I watch my bread in the toaster waiting for it to "pop" up but the second I drop my guard the toast pops up and scares my soul right out of me (*tear rolling down cheek* they're manly tears).
So the definition of fear mentions that something is dangerous and is likely to cause a pain or threat. But what about fears that don't relate to animals that may harm you, types of people like axe murders, and evil toasters. Such as a fear towards a specific object like a fruit, plastic bag So I did my research (looking at the first result in google)
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So I'm thinking maybe different kinds of fear gets triggered depending on what situation we're in. The different types of fear, I don't know them really and I wouldn't say fight for flight. But maybe fear is a type of warning that your body sends you in order for you to get away to safety or something like that.
(Trying my hardest to understand fear right now)
Is fear a feeling or more of a sense? Or both. (Let me tell you little children are scary hey can smell the fear coming off of you).
