A: What are you afraid of?
B: I'm not sure. I used to be scared of a lot of things when I was young, but not anymore.
A: Are you afraid of death?
B: Only if I think about it so much. But death is inevitable, so there is no use thinking about it.
A: How about horror movies?
B: No. I know they're all fake so there is nothing to be afraid of. How about you?
A: I get scared pretty easily. I'm actually frightened of bees.
B: Really? Why?
A: I don't know. I got stung when I was young and ever since, I've always been afraid of them.
B: What other things are you afraid of?
A: Sitting by the campfire and telling horror stories is very scary.
B: Wow. You're afraid of many things, huh?
A: I guess so. Aren't you afraid of something coming out of the bushes?
B: It's not going to happen. We probably went camping dozens of times and nothing ever came out of the bushes. What makes you think something will?
A: I don't know. I guess I'm terrified at the possibility.
B: If you were realistic, you probably wouldn't be scared of everything. Maybe you have too much imagination.
A: I should try to think more realistically. I'll do that.
B: Good. After a while, you won't be afraid of so many things.
A:你害怕什么?
B:我也不清楚。以前我年轻的时候怕很多东西,但现在不怕了。
A:你害怕死亡吗?
B:只有我想得多了,才会害怕。但死亡是不可避免的,所以想也没有用。
A:那恐怖片呢?
B:不怕,我知道它们都是假的,所以没什么好怕的。那你呢?
A:我很容易被吓到。其实我很怕蜜蜂。
B:真的吗?为什么?
A:我也不知道。我小的时候被蛰过,从那时起,我就一直害怕它们。
B:你还怕什么?
A:坐在篝火旁,讲恐怖故事是非常可怕的。
B:哇。你怕的东西很多啊?
A:我想是的。你不怕从灌木丛里出来的东西吗?
B:不会的。我们大概去露营了几十次,从来没有什么东西从灌木丛里出来。你怎么会这么想?
A:我不知道。我想我对这种可能性感到害怕。
B:如果你很现实,你可能就不会什么都怕。也许你的想象力太丰富了。
A:我应该试着想得更现实一些。我会这样做的。
B:很好。过一段时间,你就不会害怕那么多东西了。