Are you Afraid of the sea?

adinamurariu · Post by **adinamurariu** » 15 Sep 2017, 14:32

The sea fascinates me : the colors, the waves, the smell, the gulls ... I would like, as Jules Verne in his book, to travel around the world with a boat.

Miche Sora · Post by **Miche Sora** » 16 Sep 2017, 17:16

I'm afraid of dying in deep water, but if the sea is calm, I have no problem being out on a boat or ferry. I will never again take the ferry from Holyhead to Ireland or the cross the English channel.

Kinnera · Post by **Kinnera** » 17 Sep 2017, 10:51

Not afraid per se. I love the sound of the water, and going out on boats. But when I stay too long, I start to panic about the possibilities that might happen at sea. Depends on the situation though.

Maulyne · Post by **Maulyne** » 17 Sep 2017, 13:56

Yeah am afraid of the sea because of the depth .I screamed when I went boat riding one day.I prefer to hide myself inside aship when travelling through so that I can't see the waters because at the thought of the depth I will automatically cry out aloud..I prefer watching from a distance

Leyla · Post by **Leyla** » 17 Sep 2017, 20:01

I am not afraid of going out to sea, as long as I can see the shore.

I am afraid of being far out at sea, especially for a lengthy time. I am afraid that the transport I am using will sink and I will drown.

mumoscar · Post by **mumoscar** » 18 Sep 2017, 01:22

Not at all as long as the sea won't misbehave as I travel in it. It's actually amazing to watch it's beauty.

kina · Post by **kina** » 18 Sep 2017, 13:45

I'm not afraid of it as a body of water, but some of the creatures that we've found in the deep and the volcanic trenches are scary-looking, even if they cannot do us any harm. I'm also afraid of being stranded at sea, more so because of all water surrounding me, I wouldn't be able to drink once I ran out of fresh water.

LOakes · Post by **LOakes** » 18 Sep 2017, 16:14

It definitely depends on what I am doing in/on the sea. I went snorkeling once, but I was anxious the WHOLE time because I worried that something larger than me would come up beneath me and bite my legs off. Riding in a boat is alright though. I just feel scared of sharks and claustrophobic about being under water. We are intruders in the sea in a way. It doesn't belong to humans, I don't think.

Moniquejm · Post by **Moniquejm** » 19 Sep 2017, 03:30

Maulyne wrote:Yeah am afraid of the sea because of the depth .I screamed when I went boat riding one day.I prefer to hide myself inside aship when travelling through so that I can't see the waters because at the thought of the depth I will automatically cry out aloud..I prefer watching from a distance

Aww that is soo sad! I hope you will enjoy watching the beauty of the Sea one day.

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 19 Sep 2017, 07:21

I love the sea/ocean from the shore. I wouldn't be comfortable out in the waters unless I was in a ship.

Ruth1986 · Post by **Ruth1986** » 19 Sep 2017, 07:48

No im love swimming catching fish in the sea its amazing.

Moniquejm · Post by **Moniquejm** » 20 Sep 2017, 01:44

mumoscar wrote:Not at all as long as the sea won't misbehave as I travel in it. It's actually amazing to watch it's beauty.

I agree with you. Watching the sea is really amazing and really made me relax.

Atabon Della · Post by **Atabon Della** » 21 Sep 2017, 16:18

The sea has a beautiful site and scenery but to tell the truth I am afraid of it. If i had one day to travel by sea, I bet I would be restless for like a week before my journey and will keep my eyes closed while in the sea, maybe to ease the tension.

Jeconiaomolo · Post by **Jeconiaomolo** » 23 Sep 2017, 12:52

I am here one of them. Aquaphobia is my serious problem because am not good at swimming and as well as the fear of Sea creatures.

RegularGuy3 · Post by **RegularGuy3** » 23 Sep 2017, 13:14

One of my earliest memories was looking down the side of a boat at the roiling sea beneath. I was terrified. But it didn't really carry forward--vacation at the beach every year and love it.