Mostly you aren't afraid ever or very seldom because if you are sober and observant of everything around you you are naturally 2 to 5 to 10 times safer than the average person around you. WHY?
Because you know the truth of your senses because you have proved them to yourselves for years and years. It's sort of like a newborn babe that doesn't know how to walk much yet. Would you send a toddler outside to walk down cement or brick stairs(maybe 10 stairs). If you did you could expect that child most of the time to be injured or there is a remote chance of the child dying or being crippled just by falling down the stairs onto their head or back.
So, instead you wait until that child is good and balanced and able to run up and down those stairs maybe 10 times without injury before you set them loose on the yard down the steps. (Or you have them hold the guard rail while they gingerly walk down the stairs holding the rail.
It's the same with developing intuitive senses. You don't go off half cocked until you have proved them scientifically to yourself. Just like a beginning surfer on the ocean doesn't go out the first day ever surfing and surf a 50 to 75 foot wave because only somewhere between 10 to 100 surfers in the whole world can even do that without dying.
So, you carefully develop all your skills one by one. Because if you aren't proficient often you are a danger both to yourself or others.
But, you still have to learn through experimentation what you are actually capable of.
And like learning anything in life there is a lot of trial and error in this as you develop skills to survive almost anything that you might experience in life.
For example, driving I use my senses all the time. First I sense looking at someone's driving skills as to whether they are safe enough of a driver with a car that is safe enough to be driving within 100 feet of them. So, if they are obviously on drugs or alcohol or having a serious psychological problem I hang way back from them and sort of pray for them if I consider that to be a useful thing to do.
But, I find the most dangerous people on the road in cars are NOT on Alcohol or drugs but are experiencing PTSD from their own near death or the death or near death of a loved one or a break up or a bad argument with a loved one.
These people are actually the most dangerous of all to drive around and often the only way you can tell they are in a psychotic place and dangerous is to be able to sense their mental state because it may or may not be obvious in their driving style. But, this is the single most dangerous driver on the road I find always.
Drug users or alcoholics are pretty obvious because every time they weave they might crash or almost crash. It is the grieving people who have lost either their loved one or have broken up recently with a loved one who actually are the most dangerous of anyone on the road.
So, developing your intuitive skills might save your life from such a person who isn't capable of driving because they are so upset they really can't drive a car and be in their body properly to be driving a car at all.
Because you might not see anything in their driving behavior but you might see the crazed look in their eyes if you look at them. So, if it feels really weird to be around a certain car look at the driver to see if they have lost it. You might be right in what you are feeling about that car and driver.
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