Putting this definition here because some people may not know the term: "A phobia is a type of anxiety disorder, usually defined as a persistent fear of an object or situation the affected person will go to great lengths to avoid, typically disproportional to the actual danger posed." Do you have a Phobia? I have a phobia of Crucifixes, Octopuses and Rejection. -_-- Share your Phobias with us if you aren't afraid!
Thalassiophobia...... Don't really know how this started, maybe from the mario64 water level Not even sure what's scary about it, all I know is that the bigger it is, more i can see through the water without seeing the end of it, the scarier it becomes. I guess it relates to the fear of the unknown
Arachnophobia I'm gonna need an explanation because that is literally the most fedora thing I have ever read
I've had a mild case of claustrophobia for as long as I can remember; I'm guessing it's hereditary because my dad is as well. And although this is recent and I have absolutely no idea how it came by, I have a phobia of papercuts - which sounds insane, but each time I get scared I need to touch a piece of paper to remind myself that they're pretty much harmless.
Thanks for reporting my post but I'm only serious if you're serious I feel a bit offended that someone has said they're "scared" of a symbol of my religion without any logical reason, so for that matter, if you are completely honest, I suggest you see someone about it Only offering advice, not trying to start anything I was very afraid of him when I was little, I thought he was a skeleton LOL
I cant wear any clothes that have holes in it especially underwear and socks, makes me cringe and super uncomfortable. I am not sure if that counts
I used to have fairly severe Vehophobia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driving_phobia It has gotten better, but isn't completely gone yet. I still hardly drive, maybe once every 6 months or so.
Mottephobia - Fear of moths, as well as trypophobia - fear of irregular patterns such as holes both things make me was to die a little
Globophobia. Don't know if that's the correct phobia. It's not so much the balloons themselves I fear, but rather the sound of them popping. I can't remember what started it, but ever since I was little the sound (or the anticipation) of a balloon popping scared the shit out of me. I could not be in the same room as the balloon popping - I would run to a different room and cover my ears because it scared me so much. Pathetic, I know, I still can't be in the same room when someone pops a balloon.
