Remember when we were little kids afraid to swim in the deep end of the swimming pool? This is one stage we have all been through, fear holding us back from doing something that we found very easy as we got older. This is just one example of how fear can affect people’s lives, such as holding them back from easy activities or living in fear all of their lives.

Fear could affect someone’s life by holding them back from something they might enjoy on a daily basis. For example, a big number of people as don’t attempt backflips. Mainly because they’re in fear of not landing it, breaking their arm, or even flying off the trampoline. Once they overcome this fear they might say it’s easy or they shouldn’t have been scared to do it. Accomplishing your fears is usually how most people overcome these fears.

Some people live in constant fear. Always expecting the worse at any moment, anytime, and anywhere. This can hold people back from doing exciting activities they might enjoy later on in life. For example, a large number of people are afraid to ride roller coasters because they feel like if they get on it might break down, get stuck, or the whole ride clasp. They just don’t like the idea of something of that nature happening.

therefore, being scared to go to the deep end of the swimming pool, or getting on a stomach twisting roller coaster, fear comes in all different types. Some physical fears and some mentally.