For those of you that are single, what are uour fears about marriage?
For those of you that are married, what are your fears (if any) about your relationship?
There are no fears, just love and peace. Keep expectations low, strive for the best, be loving and caring, and also heed attention to your needs.
We all are good people basically, circumstances, environments, our own greed corrupts us. Finding peace in religion makes life harmonious and worth living
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The Future is not ours to see!..Have Faith in Allah!
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I fear leading an unfulfilled married life.
I fear getting hurt. Building close relationships with others can leave you hurt in the end but living life without relationships sounds more hurtful than never experiencing the beauty found in relationships.
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Nothing.
I think if you are in a marriage or going into a marriage with fear than something is wrong.
But what I do fear is losing myself, my goals and/or priorities by not staying true to myself or others around me.
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How would I fart infront of her? Like just do it or like walk outside? How far tho, what if she follows and passes the fart spray? And gets engulfed in it. She can probably tell right? Damn…
When I’m driving and a huge truck passes by, I get paranoid k it will crash into my car. I have this paranoia of trucks being paralell to me. The speed at which aital kursi is rehearsed is second to none. 
Whoops just realized this was for relationships… 
The dramatic you would never state what your own fears are before expecting others to follow suit?
Very cute!
^ What are yours?
You 
I’m hypoallergenic and I don’t bite, most of the time.
I’ve always detested unrequited love and think only fools enroll in this. Therefore, I essentially fear being victim to this myself where I’d be under an illusion that someone loves me while they do not. Love in relationships should be a 2-way street.
For example: being married to someone who falls out of love while I continue being in love << this is a scary realization and ultimately sums up as one-sided/unrequited love that I’m referring to here.
I read that as “I bite, but not often”. Apparently the instant he tries to do his best to impress, your spontaneous self must bite as if he be a sweet dish of sorts
To elaborate, he should see it coming.
Semantics, as always 
Glad that my point was discovered
“Find someone who speaks your language so you don’t have to spend a lifetime translating your soul.”
^Pretty much this. I fear being misjudged, misheard and constantly having to explain myself.