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*hugging you and shakeing* "we are screwed, or arent we? but maybe everything will be fine!"
ironicly this is kinda very true, like u can see these purple-black-hate-fear-worms in the anime princess mononoke for example
some fears are hard to overcome, like the fear of losing a loved one. but common fears should always be faced head on and conquered by using logic.
We all have things we fear to lose, even if our own lives are not on that list. I am *terrified* of being shot in my classroom not because I fear death, but because I don't want my wife or students to have to cope with that trauma.
The key to dealing with fear is not to deny it, but to find a motivating force that is stronger than the fear; in the instance of classroom violence, I am more afraid of not being there for my kids when they need me than I am of being ventilated by some emotionally maladroit goober who's such a coward they'd rather take their issues out on relative innocents than facing them themselves. I would much, much rather face a student with a gun (I've already had to do this once in my career; no shots were fired, but threats were made) than be safely at home reading about one or more of my kids never going home again without my having been there to try to help.
Fear is acceptable. Letting it make you its ♥♥♥♥♥ is not.
it's OK to not understand, so long as you engage in the process of knowing.
one of the freakest scared scenes the sixth sense