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What's your phobia?


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I'm afraid of sleeping in the dark...even at 24...(in a hotel room with my family it's fine though), I just linked sleeping in the dark with nightmares.

I used to be afraid of dogs, then I got my little dog, and you can't really be scared of dogs if you're walking a dog who loves to say hello. I don't mind my own blood, but sometimes seeing other people's blood makes me want to be sick (I have a weak stomach)

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I freakin' hate the open ocean. Perhaps not really a phobia, and it doesn't matter much on a boat, but the thought of swimming with thousands of feet of nothing below me makes me shiver. For all I know, Terramorphous the Invincible will reach up and pull me down to my untimely demise.

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I freakin' hate the open ocean. Perhaps not really a phobia, and it doesn't matter much on a boat, but the thought of swimming with thousands of feet of nothing below me makes me shiver. For all I know, Terramorphous the Invincible will reach up and pull me down to my untimely demise.
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Sounds sort of like Agoraphobia or Kenophobia except instead it's with oceans

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I have Acrophobia. Hights do sort of freak me out. Manly because I think I will fall or hurt myself.
I also have Arachnophobia, but I'm getting over it.
Atychiphobia is one that is sorta with me. If it's something important to me, I get a bit scared to do it. If you force me, I will do it though. But it's life a video game, or just an average day to day thing, I'm fine.

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I'm reluctant to post this because I'm afraid someone will use it for a prank or blackmail (that might be a phobia in and of itself) but I'm deathly afraid of nursery rhymes, lullabies and children's music in general. I can't listen to the children's choir at my church without a slight heart murmur. Lullabies are especially terrifying; I can barely sing evening hymns at church. Considering evening hymns sometimes use sleep as a symbolic representation of a Christian death...I should probably stop now.

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