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Acrophobia (n.) is paying for the observation deck and spending the visit admiring the elevator.
Acrophobia (n.) makes the knees vote before the eyes have finished looking.
Acrophobia (n.) isn't a fear of falling so much as a distrust of your own hands on the railing.
Acrophobia (n.) is the body refusing a view the mind paid for.
Dread (n.) is not fear of the thing but of how long it is taking to arrive.
Dread (n.) is the stomach knowing the news before the headline loads
Dread (n.) attaches itself reliably to a five-minute phone call and hardly ever to death.
Dread (n.) is fear when caused by something utterly unfamiliar.
Faintheartedness (n.) is a diver who climbs the ladder every summer and walks back down.
Faintheartedness (n.) rehearses the confrontation perfectly and then agrees.
Faintheartedness (n.) is typing a whole complaint and sending "no worries."
Faintheartedness (n.) is a decision that gets made by not making it.
Fear of criticism (n.) is judgment rehearsed so thoroughly the piece never leaves the house.
Fear of criticism (n.) is why so many people make the safe version and call it their taste.
Fear of criticism (n.) is a tax the audience collects before it arrives.
Fear of criticism (n.) is the kiss of death in the courtship of achievement.
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