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wut are your phobias?
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PICK3
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I have a butt load
Creepusmaximus
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Being half paralyzed from drugs and having some guy named pick3 in the same room with me.
Tight spaces. I'm claustrophobic as fuck! In my job I sometimes have to crawl inside of a tank or boiler and I break out in a cold sweat and have to control my breathing the whole time. I feel like I could just flip my shit at any moment.
It's irrational because I don't fear injury; it's the being stuck and helpless part that seems like the worst fate in the world.
It's irrational because I don't fear injury; it's the being stuck and helpless part that seems like the worst fate in the world.
^^^I'm the same with small spaces. It's also irrational to me but I grew up with a dad forever telling us how claustrophobic he is. It's like I've been programmed from birth!
I also appear to be afraid of heights. I don't think I am but anytime I actually am on something high (glass floor on the Eiffel tower) my legs literally don't work. It's the weirdest thing!
I also appear to be afraid of heights. I don't think I am but anytime I actually am on something high (glass floor on the Eiffel tower) my legs literally don't work. It's the weirdest thing!
my legs go weird on me with heights too.
Wait what?
averagelookingjapdick
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My phobia is coming into contact with people who are assholes.
It's so weird because I wanted to go out there on the glass. They just went all jello like. I had to literally pull them out onto the glass, which made me look ridiculous. lol
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I felt that when I went cliff diving, i got to the very edge of a 50 foot cliff and I had to lean off to dive, I couldn't get my legs to push myself off.
its all good budd
I would've taken that one to the grave bro.
I don't like big crowds. I get irrationally irritable in big crowds.
Did you go again? Easier the second time? I went walking across an old wooden train bridge this summer with a 60 foot drop underneath. It took me awhile to get my legs to move but after several attempts, I was finally able to actually walk down the middle of it. It was quite the rush!
I developed fear of heights in my early 30s, no idea why, but it's gotten so bad I can't even stand watching someone else do something high up, even in movies. My husband was patching the back roof -- mind you, a flat roof, barely 10' off the ground that you climb out the kitchen window to get to -- and my legs were so bad I had to walk away.
Oddly I was claustrophobic most of my life and that went away in my 30s, apparently traded it for the vertigo
I knew where the claustrophobia came from, though.Yes exactly, you don't have a phobia of heights.
I had a phobia of heights that got quite ridiculous and out of control before I got help with it. I couldn't even get on a ladder. I had to have at least one foot on the ground.
Interesting maybe , I had a fear of bridges over water and to get around the anxiety I used to roll down my window while i was driving over them until I had my daughter. It was useless to even be afraid of the bridge or roll my window down because I wasn't going to be able to save both of us, and I wasn't getting out without her. Somehow that took care of that. They say your phobia isn't about a fear of death, but I think it does. Lol If you aren't afraid to die, you aren't afraid of much.
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bruce jenner creeps the fucl out of me
As a kid I couldn't stand elevators but I'm okay with them now.
Every once in a while I get a momentary panic attack on an airplane.
PICK3
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due you squeeze your bf's hand (cawk) real tight?
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By bf you mean gf?!?
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