threestares

Certainly there shouldn't be any fear when I walk to the 'fridge to get a glass of soy milk, but I hardly consider that fearlessness. In purely psychological terms, it would require a near miracle for one to overcome a phobia without significant outside assistance. I would then consider overcoming a phobia to be courageous, certainly some of that original fear would be in the pit of the stomach, making true fearlessness impossible in a literal sense.

Courage means you know that there are repercusions/consequences and still do it,
fearlessness means you don't care.

There is always a bit of choice.
It's in how you respond .