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Graylight · 51-55, F
Fear is a response. As such, I think it has no intrinsic or moral value. Whether or not fear is good depends on everything in the situation but the emotion itself.
Fear can initiate a self-preservation tactic but it can also paralyze. It can alert us to dangers but it can be dead wrong in its aim. It can create a superhero or make a victim or people. It can be light and without real danger or it can foretell impending death.
Fear is a tool; it depends of how we use it and whether we let it use us. It's neither good nor bad and all that "no fear" tropism is BS. Fear [i]should [/i]be felt in order to be understood.
Fear can initiate a self-preservation tactic but it can also paralyze. It can alert us to dangers but it can be dead wrong in its aim. It can create a superhero or make a victim or people. It can be light and without real danger or it can foretell impending death.
Fear is a tool; it depends of how we use it and whether we let it use us. It's neither good nor bad and all that "no fear" tropism is BS. Fear [i]should [/i]be felt in order to be understood.
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