What is/are your Phobia/s

gotta admit - hate the sound of nearby planes . Not quite terrified of the highs but just the loud sound of planes lol.

 

Oh, that would be horrible! >.<

 

That reminds me - back in the mid 80s, my mom lived in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Her apartment was only a couple miles from O'Hare Airport. You can imagine how nerve-wracking that would be.

 

Automatonophobia- fear of mannequins
trypanophobia- fear of needles
Pediophobia- fear of dolls (mostly just the creepy Victorian ones)
atychiphobia- fear of failure.

Those are mine.

 

I have some pretty weird phobias:

Ommetaphobia - Fear of eyes

Automatonophobia - Fear of mannequins

Hypnophobia - Fear of sleep

Dementophobia - Fear of insanity

And my biggest fear - Cynophobia - Fear of dogs

 

spiders, insects crawling on me or burrowing in my body/crawling in my ears or nose or anywhere else lol, deep water (especially the dark/murky water)unless im in a pool...having my organs removed and body filled with embalming fluid then buried in a casket when i die, suffocating to death, being really really embarrased in from of others, public speaking, being paralysed or handicap, losing an eye or both, losing an apendage: arm, leg, fingers, ear, nose etc.. or seeing sumone i love tramatically die infront of me like their body cut in half or head chopped off or sumthing...eating sumthing thats rotten or bug infested, wasps, getting aids or sum other std, seeing an apparition/alien or touched by one while im alone, stranded in an ocean, crocodiles/alligators/sharks/anacondas/komotodragons, having a baby, getting fat, having alztimers or demencia, growing old, not being able to care for myself, collard greens, clowns, the government and the vatican (i think they know certain secrets and theyre evil) , the wrath of god (if there is one), being blown up, being stuck on this earth soul wise or body wise, being gentically replicated or experimented on, being drug dependent and looking like a zombie, loosing my teeth!, being burned to the point of still living yet completely disfigured and having to live that way, living or being around a murderer alone and not knowing it, being swallowed by an opening in the earth, or being thrown into a pool of lava....fear itself, like being frozen out of fear that i cant react to whatever it is i need to react to...damn i can go on and on...

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dolls yes, hate those too...ventriloquist dummys especially ut all dolls really except barbies those arnt bad..

 

I love going! I'm not even joking I'm a total weirdo that way. Maybe it's because I spend so much time there. I can't wait for my silver tooth <3

 

I'm afraid of poetry because I take things literally. I don't understand metaphors unless its meaning is OBVIOUS. I feel like I'm just reading nonsense.

 

Fear of pregnancy -- I know the term for this is tokophobia, but all the online resources I've found seem to equate it specifically to a fear of childbirth. In my case, I don't have any more aversion to the birthing process than anyone else, but I've a crippling dread of hosting a foreign entity, feeding it from my own body. I've caught a lot of flack irl for saying so, but I've always perceived embryos as almost parasitic. I can't help it, it makes my stomach turn just thinking about it.

 

Acrophobia, though that has improved over the years.

Fear of caterpillars. Not worms or anything. Caterpillars. I shudder just typing that word. I'm totally down with spiders though, they're kinda cute.

 

You have acrophobia? Me too! I HATE heights!

 

(*hug*)

 

Like, when I went to Chicago in 2012, the Sears Tower was a bit of a struggle for me.

 

The ocean.

 

I can imagine--when I went to the Grand Canyon, we went on the Skywalk. My legs were basically jelly at that point.

 

I just can't put into words the feeling the ocean gives me in the inside. I'm not even particularly scared of something killing me. It just gives me an irrational fear. Like I could be sucked down and never come back or I don't even know. While I swam a week ago, my mom had to consistently distract me by having me talk about my favorite video games and movies to her but when she wasn't doing that, I went into total panic mode. Just watching videos of other people swimming in the ocean gives me shivers.

 

The Skywalk was still under construction at the time I went to the Grand Canyon (June 2008). But yeah, skyscraper observation decks are both exciting and frightening to me. Like, if I ever go to New York, I'm definitely gonna visit the Empire State Building and the new World Trade Center, but I'll have to deal with my fear of heights.

 

Spiders and insects. Fuck them. I could deal with living on a farm if I didn't have to pressure hose earwigs out of my cooler and regularly sweep spiders out of my room.

 

I agree, it gives you this odd rush of adrenaline and fear. Yeah (*hug*) you can do it!

 

Yeah. Of course, I don't know if I'll ever be lucky enough to go to New York.