Harold And Maude

MY GREATEST FEARS

As time goes, I get older and older and in every stage in life, fears chase me wherever

I go. Some are fleeting, some are permanent. Some are overwhelming and some are just results

of my sedentary life. In today's actual life, there are three elements that frighten me the most.

For example, I am afraid of some materialist people that do not value other's feelings. In

addition, I am frighten when I observe that time do not pause. It scares me, with its accelerated

rhythm. Also, loneliness terrorizes me, when I encounter myself in isolated places or isolated from

the people that I expect to be part off.

It makes me afraid and miserable to think that in today's society some people

prioritized money and do not value other people's feelings when it comes to make money. There

are occasions when I closely analyze my surrounding and make conclusions of what I had seen; I

had found that at the end of everything someone's feelings, someone's personality and moral

values do not matter when it comes to make money. For example, when someone attends to

church, during the entire religious service the pastor will talk about contributions that

parishioners need to make, rather than finding ways to support the Christian that is feeling tired,

confused, and lonely. Perhaps, he does not have to find ways to alleviate other's uncertainty, but

at least he must have a word of hope and happiness for the disoriented ewe. The pastor on the

other hand, would focus in finding ways how these people would contribute more money to the

church.

Another horrifying fear that I have in life, is analyzing how time does not pause. It

was yesterday when I was sixteen; I opened my eyes today and I am