I like walking in the dark...I do think I'm pretty invincible and have got told off more than once for walking home alone.

I am always packing heat, so I would love for some punk to come at me

I have no problem with it, and I need to walk a pretty dodgy half an hour of estates to get to where I live currently.

I used to be terrified of it when I was young because I got 'hopped' as the expression goes when I was 16 which kind of gives you that skepticism of dogs thing, only with people. But really chances are nothing will happen to you. Especially if you invisible yourself and walk with a bit of confidence.

Worse thing you can do is look all meek and tetchy staring across the road at your would be attackers. You may as well draw a bullseye on your balls.

Hood up, bit of Brian Ferry swagger on the iPOD, you be graaaand.

"do you feel comfortable walking alone when it's dark?"

with the hood you can't see to the left or right if you.

That's why he feels safe, now if he just shuts his eyes as well......

:shocked:

I have to mention, hearing another child is dead because of a "family pet" this is one of the biggest reasons I am afraid to walk in the dark. It's the time when families take their pets out for a walk, unleeshed and fook who is returning home and gets in the way.

Sometimes a hoody is needed though, especially if it isn't raining but just cold. :nono:

I doubt people will be afraid of me in a hoody. The worst I can do is swing my man bag at them, bitch slap them then mince off into the darkness of the night.

I get paranoid that everyone's out to get me in the day, so my answer to this question is yes.

No I don't like it at all, I get paranoid that someone will get me.Been worse since some kids started shouting abuse and running after me for no reason. That happened one time

no I wouldnt be very comfortable unless I was pissed even then not really.

is that a Bunsen burner in you pocket or a three bar heater:joker:

Night walks are great. The perfect time to roll back through your day, some memories, and thinking about life, in general; peaceful. But, yeah, have had a few bad experiences with other folks traveling along their own paths of opportunity. Go out, but be safe, guys. If you're remotely unsure of yourself, bring some light at the very least, and keep a phone on you. If you're an overly proud and ambitious one, still take those two things. Nothing wrong with bringing an extra heavy flashlight, built of metal. Hey, it's a weapon if you need to defend yourself...from that idiot trying to disturb your peace and quiet. :)