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over a year ago
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When I was younger, I remember my Dad waking my for our overnight drive to the Mountains. Now when I drive at night through the Peaks or Countryside,I always remember my Dad and our trips, it feels me with warmth and makes me feel happy at the memories. I love night drives in the middle of nowhere.
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Yes I'm fucking petrified of the dark even at 35 years old I sleep with the landing light on and door open the only time I sleep in the dark is when I have someone in the bed with me....I'm not normal I know  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yes I'm fucking petrified of the dark even at 35 years old I sleep with the landing light on and door open the only time I sleep in the dark is when I have someone in the bed with me....I'm not normal I know "
But you do have a cock called Colin |
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"Yes I'm fucking petrified of the dark even at 35 years old I sleep with the landing light on and door open the only time I sleep in the dark is when I have someone in the bed with me....I'm not normal I know
But you do have a cock called Colin "
You are obsessed with that bloody chicken |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Yes I'm fucking petrified of the dark even at 35 years old I sleep with the landing light on and door open the only time I sleep in the dark is when I have someone in the bed with me....I'm not normal I know "
Perhaps you are normal, it could be me. I know people who are afraid of the dark, it's a phobia like any other. You can buy a luminous vampire for your room, that might help.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I love the dark, it's magical. I used to live in a tiny little Dale with no light polution and the skies were breath-taking on a clear night. On a cloudy night you couldn't see your own hand in front of your face and your other senses became very acute. I miss it quite a bit. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm quite scared of the dark too. 
Is this since childhood?"
Yeah always have been. I can't think of any reason why. Shared a room with my sister and we would argue every night because I wanted the nightlight left on and she didn't |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I love the dark, it's magical. I used to live in a tiny little Dale with no light polution and the skies were breath-taking on a clear night. On a cloudy night you couldn't see your own hand in front of your face and your other senses became very acute. I miss it quite a bit."
That's amazing, I love the Mountains in the Dark, when you can't see them, but you know they are there looming over you, Owls hooting, Foxes alarm calls, I want to go to the Peaks now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I just enjoy the darker nights and I prefer meets at night when it's dark, it doesn't have the same effect when it's light or day time."
This for me too. |
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I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder 
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Reminds me of scout camps playing games in dark woods, or night hikes reading maps by torchlight and walking across moonlit fields. I love a moonlit night when there is a total abscence of man made light |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm quite scared of the dark too.
Is this since childhood?
Yeah always have been. I can't think of any reason why. Shared a room with my sister and we would argue every night because I wanted the nightlight left on and she didn't "
I used to have a torch and a movie viewer, so I would watch cartoons under the covers, always loved the dark. Bet your sister took the micky out of you.  |
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"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer "
The Stars were amazing when I went on holiday on an little island off denmark clear as day...never seen anything so amazing |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer "
Moonlight on water is a favourite of mine. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer
The Stars were amazing when I went on holiday on an little island off denmark clear as day...never seen anything so amazing "
That sounds fantastic  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yes I'm fucking petrified of the dark even at 35 years old I sleep with the landing light on and door open the only time I sleep in the dark is when I have someone in the bed with me....I'm not normal I know
But you do have a cock called Colin
You are obsessed with that bloody chicken "
It's the first time I can honestly say I've enjoyed looking at a cock lol |
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By *opinovMan
over a year ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer
Moonlight on water is a favourite of mine. "
I really love kayaking on a dead calm moonlit night. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yes I'm fucking petrified of the dark even at 35 years old I sleep with the landing light on and door open the only time I sleep in the dark is when I have someone in the bed with me....I'm not normal I know "
I'd be happy to help keep your electricity bill down |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm quite scared of the dark too.
Is this since childhood?
Yeah always have been. I can't think of any reason why. Shared a room with my sister and we would argue every night because I wanted the nightlight left on and she didn't
I used to have a torch and a movie viewer, so I would watch cartoons under the covers, always loved the dark. Bet your sister took the micky out of you. "
Yup, but think that's what older siblings do anyway! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I can't abide light pollution - there's no need for it. I love the kind of darkness when you can't tell if your eyes are open or shut."
Shame we can't see the stars, imagine that beautiful show every night before you go to bed. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm quite scared of the dark too.
Is this since childhood?
Yeah always have been. I can't think of any reason why. Shared a room with my sister and we would argue every night because I wanted the nightlight left on and she didn't
I used to have a torch and a movie viewer, so I would watch cartoons under the covers, always loved the dark. Bet your sister took the micky out of you.
Yup, but think that's what older siblings do anyway!"
In my experience too. |
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"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer
The Stars were amazing when I went on holiday on an little island off denmark clear as day...never seen anything so amazing
That sounds fantastic "
Most amazing island so romantic I'd recommend that island to anyone |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer
The Stars were amazing when I went on holiday on an little island off denmark clear as day...never seen anything so amazing
That sounds fantastic "
Living up in the Canadian rockies for a time ... you can never appreciate the Milky Way unless you're in the middle of nowhere, and you can see how it got its name
That and the Aurora on an almost nightly basis  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer
Moonlight on water is a favourite of mine.
I really love kayaking on a dead calm moonlit night."
MMMmmm, or open canoe on Loch Leven, another wonderful memory, glad I started this thread, feeling good now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I love being out in the moonlight.
To be out under b the stats had always had a magical effect on me.
From a very young age I'd gaze in wonder
Even following through to taking a masters degree in astrophysics.
I very nearly became a professional astronomer
The Stars were amazing when I went on holiday on an little island off denmark clear as day...never seen anything so amazing
That sounds fantastic
Living up in the Canadian rockies for a time ... you can never appreciate the Milky Way unless you're in the middle of nowhere, and you can see how it got its name
That and the Aurora on an almost nightly basis "
Oh, how magical! Sounds wondrous. |
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By *ltravioletWoman
over a year ago
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"I can't abide light pollution - there's no need for it. I love the kind of darkness when you can't tell if your eyes are open or shut."
Not much light pollution here either 5 -10 minutes walk and I get that tooo it's wonderful  |
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There's also something quite mystical about lying on a beach with a half d*unken bottle of wine/cider between you, staring at the stars and waking up in the morning thinking "How romantic was that" 
or "Who the fuck was that" 
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When I was younger, my sister and I used to stay overnight at my Grandparents a lot, due to my parents working shifts.
My Nana used to send us both to bed at the same time, but tell me to stay awake secretly. She would then come and get me when my sister was asleep and I'd stay up late watching movies. |
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