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[bubosquared]

The prospect of flying again does not scare me at all. I was slightly afraid the first time I flew (which was to - hah! - NYC), because I had no idea wether I'd have phobia or not. As it turned out, not, and i've flown to Glasgow with friggin Ryanair since then, and slept through what I later heard was horrible turbulence. (Huh; Theme much? Same thing happened on the way back from NYC.)

Anyway, as I was saying, I have no fear of flying. And I still don't, despite the events of Tuesday.

Am I insane?

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[kkscatnip.livejournal.com]

i'm with you two. despite the disasters, flying is still safer than riding in a car.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

See, that's exactly it. Cars? Scary as hell. Not driving. Not even too fond of being a passanger anymore. Extremee feeling of unsafety. Planes? Whatever, yo. What's gonna happen, will happen. And anyway, what're the odds?

[katari.livejournal.com]

I'm with the three of you. The only thing that would stop me from flying is 1: money, or lack thereof; 2: aggrophobia. I'm terrified of heights.

Cars, however, scare the hell out of me. They seem like huge weapons to me.

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[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Apparently, aggrophobia and plane-phobia (what's the scientific name of that?) have nothing to do with each other. My dad and gran are both afraid of flying, and neither of them have aggrophobia. Me, I get scared standing on a ladder, but flying was fine.

*nodnod* And when I'm the potential 'victim', I don't care that much ("Hey, what the fukc, I'm Queen Of the Universe, I can't get hit by a friggin car, that'd be blasphemy!"), but driving them makes me freak. ("Argh! Mortals! In my way!")

[kkscatnip.livejournal.com]

i dont have a driver's license, or even a learner's permit yet.. i dont know when i will get one. it isnt high priority. blar. i just dont want to drive. flying is fun. driving, nope.