No. I love scuba diving. You never know what you might find in a deep hole.



Girl.

No, you can say "Do deep waters" or "does deep water"; anything else is ratchet.

The deeper, the better. I love to swim and explore the ocean. It's so liberating. It's a running joke in my family that I will die by drowning. The Great Blue Hole is one of my dream places actually. It's really fascinating.

I can understand why the deep sea is frightening to many people though. It's the fear of the unknown, the fear of drowning, and there are some really weird things down there. But they are only scary because you are not used to that environment or don't know how to swim. I've been undersea since an early age, so it's like second home to me beside graveyards. My escape. I haven't been to the ocean too much lately but this thread is inspiring.

Yes! I'm so scared something will grab my leg from underneath and drag me down.

I tend to avoid it if I can.

Movies implanted this misconception / fear in people. Sea animals rarely come towards you, it's humans that go towards them or enter their habitat. Most human-approaching sea animals are harmless anyway, and the dangerous ones only come towards you if triggered. The only thing that can pull you down as you say are seaweeds or strong current, but you can easily untangle yourself if caught. It's not like they grabbed you intentionally or something. I've been tangled in those before and that's how they normally look like:

^ The first pic looks gross

@Kavish Those photos give me anxiety.

Yes. I've drowned several times. Most recently in 2013

Not in a pool but it does in the ocean more cause of sea creatures and whatnot that could hurt me.

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I love water too! But I think the anxiety kicks in for me at night. Looks at pics of deep water in the dark just.... no! But water calms my soul really.