Whats your phobia?

Becoming a cripple or blind is the only thing I can think of.

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Jumping into the middle of a lake when there is no real ladder or step to get back up on the pontoon. Terrifies me.

almasdeathchild

Giant trees and mile wide tornadoes. the trees get even scarier when zombies sleep in em during the day.

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[QUOTE="lo_Pine"]

Jumping into the middle of a lake when there is no real ladder or step to get back up on the pontoon. Terrifies me.

lo_Pine

Snakes.

I can stand looking at pictures, some videos of them, and sometimes them being enclosed in a container or w/e, but I get really freaked out when I see them slithering around in the grass and what not.

The same goes for scorpions, though I've never seen any (that I recall) in real life outside of a container.

A bit of claustrophobia. I don't really mind being around a lot of people, but I can't stand the thought of being stuck in a hole, or a box, where I can't move my body.

I think that's about it lol.

arachnophobia :(

indzman

Heights are definitely a big one for me. I'm also quite afraid of bugs.

I used to get afraid of going to sleep and not waking up again don't know what its called though

Real world? None so far. But, I do have nightmares about dinosaurs coming back to life. I dream about a T-Rex chasing me and the only way I escape becoming a meal is going down a sewer like a rat.

Jumping into the middle of a lake when there is no real ladder or step to get back up on the pontoon. Terrifies me.

lo_Pine

Jumping into the middle of a lake when there is no real ladder or step to get back up on the pontoon. Terrifies me.

lo_Pine

Crowds, water, cast iron fences, most insects, arachnids and fluttery/crawly things, crowds, heights. [QUOTE="lo_Pine"]

Jumping into the middle of a lake when there is no real ladder or step to get back up on the pontoon. Terrifies me.

Overlord93

:lol:

Spiders is the only thing really.

If I see a big one, ill turn 180 degrees and walk away instantly. If I see one on a pic, I feel a cold chill running down my spine.

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to me, acrophobia and arachnophobia tend to be overly diagnosed. as humans, it's in our blood to be scared of heights and spiders. there's nothing wrong with being afraid of those things. just natural human fearmrmusicman247

I'm pretty sure the word irrational gets thrown out there to distinguish the difference.

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