Jumping from bed to bed stabbing them with a knife, and then BAM! into my thigh. Then I tried to lie to my mother saying "I cut myself with my finger nail." The scary part was getting grounded and stabbing myself with a knife.

I would have to say when I lost my mom in Target.

Pretty freaking scary.

I would say the time I went into shock and my heart stopped, but I went unconscious, lol. Probably the time I almost drowned. I was freaking out, just jumping up and down trying to scream. I don't know how, but I got to shallower waters. I am assuming my friend kicked me back in the right direction.

Olaf wrote I would have to say when I lost my mom in Target.

Pretty freaking scary.

When I was an Elementary schooler there was a night where I had to be left home alone for a couple of hours.
I was doing my homework in the dining room when I hear a huge THUD from right over my head. I immediately ran out of my house too scared to even yell. I thought an intruder was sending me a warning that they were in the house.
Turns out my sisters laptop had fallen off of her chair. I still don't get how something can fall after being stable for many hours though.

Oh well. That was definitely the most scared I've ever been as a young boy.

I had a wild imagination as a kid, so the thing that I feared most were thunderstorms.

I remember I used to think the thunder was a Giant walking, and I was scared my house was going to get stepped on

JasonKing wrote I had a wild imagination as a kid, so the thing that I feared most were thunderstorms.

I remember I used to think the thunder was a Giant walking, and I was scared my house was going to get stepped on

So when your parents probably told you thunder was giants just stomping around, you took that seriously?

CRITICAL- wrote

JasonKing wrote I had a wild imagination as a kid, so the thing that I feared most were thunderstorms.

I remember I used to think the thunder was a Giant walking, and I was scared my house was going to get stepped on

So when your parents probably told you thunder was giants just stomping around, you took that seriously?

When your five years old and watched too many movies, you don't really know any better. haha

JasonKing wrote

CRITICAL- wrote

JasonKing wrote I had a wild imagination as a kid, so the thing that I feared most were thunderstorms.

I remember I used to think the thunder was a Giant walking, and I was scared my house was going to get stepped on

So when your parents probably told you thunder was giants just stomping around, you took that seriously?

When your five years old and watched too many movies, you don't really know any better. haha

Me seeing my first ghost at Mission San Luis (A 17th century Indian Reservation in my Hometown of Tallahassee, FL)

I was like 7 and we took a field trip there and I seen a Lady in a Blue Victorian style dress appear at the top of the main house stair case, she looked at me then dissappeared after 3 or so seconds... Im sure other kids in my class seen her too.