What's your weird phobia?

I watched a video about it and God it creeped me out so much. I never ever want surgery lol

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When i was little, i was playing in the garden and i accidently touched a worm. I was so grossed out, when i had my lunch i would constantly check the food to see if there were gonna be worms in it or something lol

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Same but my mums is really bad. She doesn’t even need to see holes if you vaguely mention something that had once triggered her in less than a few seconds she has goosebumps, her hairs are sticking up and she’s shivering… :confused: Other than that it doesn’t affect her everyday life because she doesnt find everything (like strawberries) bad but the things she does really get her.

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Exactly like me…

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I wouldn’t call it a phobia but every time I close the light in a room at night I just want to rush into another lighted one because it feels like someone is trying to catch me :joy:

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Me at 3 am LOL

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hahahaha trueee

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Whenever i wash my face i sometimes feel like something really scary would pop up like a ghost or something so i wash fast as possible and leave

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OMG couldn’t relate more

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OMC same! Like once I was washing my hair and my eyes were closed then I thought something was watching me. Then I stupidly opened my eyes and all this soap got in but good news…a monster wasn’t stalking me.

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I hate getting soap in my eye. Literally one of the worst. And i’m sometimes terrified of something being outside of the shower curtain everytime i shower LOL

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Good thing I have a blurry door and not a curtain, so I can distinguish a figure

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lucky goose

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Same and I just have the curtain.

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I have Sedatephobia. (the fear of silence.)

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True silence is so eerie and just ughhh at times.

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really? i actually like silence more than loudness. It’s kinda peaceful in a way

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Yeah but too much silence it creeps me out.

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  • Death from Falling (ironic. Really ironic.)
  • Heights (not as bad)
  • Dead water bugs
  • Drowning
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Ah bit off topic but a few more book recommendations for you, @VenusPeach

  • American Psycho

(It is pretty gruesome but when you get past that, it is a great read - a satire actually filled with foul sarcasm about the yuppies of the 80s.)

  • The Virgin Suicides

(Probably what I would call a modern classic - this is a very mysterious and sad story. Written from male perspectives primarily. Covers the tragic deaths of the Lisbon sisters).

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