Exploring the theme of fear.

A fear that I’ve kind of had and still do is the fear of drowning in the water, it started when I was seven years old it was just a decent day that we went out to go swimming during the summer and we were having fun as usual at the pool and I don’t know what happened it happened so fast that I fell into the water and I couldn’t swim and just in those few seconds of me being in that water had me so terrified even though my brother grabbed me out of the water it was pretty scary. After that day and so on I never really cared for pools, lakes or oceans. This fear has really kind of been a stumbling block for me in situations when hanging out with friends that want to have pool parties sucks because I don’t know how to swim and never really bothered to learn how after that incident I really stay away from water related activities the closes I get to water is just to dip my feet in and that’s it no more. 

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