when you were YOUNG, who are you MOST AFRAID to: COP, DOCTOR, DENTIST, PRIEST, ETC?

Question

out of all the "PEAOPLE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD"
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Answer 1

When I was young, I was afraid, of the Dentist and still am, I would rather have a Tooth ache pain, than see the Dentist. I was also afraid of the Doctor. And still am.

Answer 2

John De Nelly my god he used to ask cats the time was someone who never returned from a bad acid trip man he was odd.So he was the person in my neighborhood who I was most afraid of. Ps I never liked the local catholic priest and he turned out to be a peodophile

Answer 3

The dentist!!!! My mother would have to trick me into going to the dentist's office as a kid....and a teen. I'm now almost 30 and I'm STILL terrified of the dentist!

Answer 4

Dentist. I still am afraid of him! But don't worry I go every six months. Yuck month is 10 times more scary then a dentist!

Answer 5

I should probably ask you, "What age specifically?"

But when I was very young I was afraid of the boogy monster...

I was and have mostly always been unafraid. But as far as dislike.... I very seriously dislike the cop who arrested me and sent me to jail for no really good reason...

But no fear of those ppls you mentioned. List some more and maybe you will hit on something.

Answer 6

Dentist.

Answer 7

Definitely a Priest...(I am very leary of someone who claims they're a messenger of a fictional character)...

Now if you combined a Priest with a Dentist...

I'd be friggin' terrified...

Answer 8

LOL....Doctor definately. 1 doctor, 2 nurses, my uncle, an dmy grandmother had to hold me down (at age 6) to the chair for the doctor to give me an injection. ANd after that I ran crying out of the hospital.
Huhhh...childhood. I do miss it a lot.

Answer 9

my mother! She was the all in all in the house. Her word was the last, there were a bunch of us girls and she ruled with an iron rod (so to speak) and there was no lying, or getting away with anything ....for she had not only two eyes, in front of her head but one in back to see, she had hearing of a hawk and she laid the law down and we.....obeyed. There was no running to my dad, for just one look from my mother told us the issue was not up for debate. Oh, my dad was the General, but she was the Commander in Chief.

All in all she was my best friend and I loved her with all my heart. All of us kids, are extremely educated, accomplished and if I say so myself...nice!

Answer 10

Only one person comes to mind and that is the man who lived by himself at the top of the cul de sac. We roller-skated into his driveway once and he came out with a bat threatening us. The whole time I was growing up that was the only time I ever saw him. He never came out and all his windows where dark. I wasn't afraid of anyone else.