Sounds like the OP is scared of getting a job 😂

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I lowk just turned my hoodie backwards

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I was in town bc of my job 🤨 it was just for one night, it’s not like I’m staying but ya anyway ironically my friend is the one that’s unemployed so idk why they wasting power like that

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I’m a 19 year old who’s afraid of not knowing what’s in the dark

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It allows you to fucking see

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A blink lasts less than .5 seconds your comparison is idiotic, people are afraid of the dark it’s a normal thing. Also sleeping is something we’re required to do so obviously nobody is afraid of sleeping because majority of the time you don’t even realize it

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It’s the fear of not being able to see, it’s a completely normal fear that stems from anxiety, trashing someone for fearing anything is so close minded let alone something like the dark

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It’s a fear that is literally hardwired into you, it’s all about lack of visual stimuli when you’re an adult. To go to someone else’s home and then have the audacity to talk about them sleeping with a light is just beyond ungrateful

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You don’t have to be there go to a hotel they offered their home to you and if you don’t like their rules then leave

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It’s a primal fear from lack of visual stimuli, some can get over it some can’t and it’s completely normal. A lot of people keep lights on so they can see if they get up in the night and a lot of people keep them on for peace of mind. It’s only an irrational fear if extreme paranoia is involved other than that it’s a fear that has existed in adults since the dawn of time

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Complete dark means you can’t see anything, if you are able to see something it’s because there’s a small amount of light coming from somewhere. Calling people babies for having a genuine fear of not being able to see especially when they’re most vulnerable is ridiculous

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1/3 of Americans are afraid of the dark and an ever higher amount world wide, when you take away your literal main sense, it creates a feeling of unease

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I know multiple adults afraid of the dark, hell my roommate last year slept with the main light on when I wasn’t home and he’s older than me. It’s a primal thing

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I keep my tv screen on in my room, my room gets completely dark at night since the blinds in my room are those thick white ones from the early 2000’s I’ve seen complete dark

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Let me restate, 1/3 of those Americans are Adults, a majority of children up to the age of 13 are afraid of the dark

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I did not choose to have them they came with the room long before I was born, I keep them because I have light sensitivity issues with my eyes and super bright lights along with it always being hot (the sun is always harsh where I live)

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Immature for having natural fear

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I’m not afraid the dark outside because there’s natural light and not absolute darkness like how most rooms tend to be

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Did someone with the fear of the dark cheat on you for you to be this big of a dickhead

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Why would you be a dickhead to someone who has a basic fear

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It’s scientifically a basic fear, you are arguing with science not just my opinion

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Science says it’s a fear that originates long before you darkened the earth with your presence, it’s normal it’s natural it’s all about the unknown. Your vision is your primary sense taking it away makes you vulnerable ie where the fear comes from

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You don’t know what can or can’t happen in the dark you donut, you’re the most small minded individual I’ve ever spoken too

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