What Phobia Do You have?

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I feel for you on most of them, could you explain to me what hellfire is as I always just treat it as quote from a game "hellfire look at that", didn't realise it was a phobia

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The religious belief of suffering in hell for eternity.

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Mary562

Original post by ThePhoenixLament

clowns ...

Have you had any therapy for it? :smile:

I've seen a video where this women finally is cured. I felt really sorry for her.

Milk...

Anyone have a phobia of sitting down?

Reply 44

Mary562

Original post by Jessmw

Milk...

Oo interesting - any reason particularly why? :smile:

Reply 45

fireflazor

Original post by Kadak

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The religious belief of suffering in hell for eternity.

ahh okay, thanks for the insight, and yeah not religious but I can still see that. Personally always taken the opinion from the book 'The Amber Spyglass' that suffering for all eternity is still better than oblivion, better than nothing for the rest of eternity as you still have life, you still have consciousness, I suppose since religions usually have the alternate of heaven that doesn't seem like as good a thing anymore

Reply 46

fireflazor

Original post by Gott

GCSE student? Pa! You wait until A level :wink:

A level work, just thinking of times when my work levels get to large just make me want to hide in the corner and never come out

Reply 47

Yeah dude

It used to be heights, but snowboarding cured that, now it's of handcuffs :redface:

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Reply 48

ThePhoenixLament

Original post by Mary562

Have you had any therapy for it? :smile:

I've seen a video where this women finally is cured. I felt really sorry for her.

I haven't- no. I just blame it on watching too many horror films! I don't really come across clowns very often so it's not too much of an issue. I'll look that video up though- it sounds interesting!

Reply 49

Jessmw

Original post by Mary562

Oo interesting - any reason particularly why? :smile:

Always had a problem with it, probably because my sisters once tried to drown me using it hahah

Reply 50

Mary562

Original post by Yeah dude

It used to be heights, but snowboarding cured that, now it's of handcuffs :redface:

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Do you mean as in doing a bad act or something that you'd see handcuffs soon on the way?

:smile:

Reply 51

Mary562

Original post by Jessmw

Always had a problem with it, probably because my sisters once tried to drown me using it hahah

Oh wow

naughty sisters :naughty:

I tastes lovely btw - you should give it a go ... :smile:

Reply 52

Jessmw

Original post by Mary562

Oh wow

naughty sisters :naughty:

I tastes lovely btw - you should give it a go ... :smile:

Haha no thank you, can't even smell it without wanting to vom

Reply 53

loperdoper

I have a phobia that's sort of like trypophobia, but it's with dark, harsh lines on light backgrounds? It's difficult to explain, but the contrast really makes me feel ill. I suppose it's worse if it's somewhat reminiscent of a gash or cut? But I don't really have a problem with physical injuries or blood, which is odd.

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Yeah dude

Original post by Mary562

Do you mean as in doing a bad act or something that you'd see handcuffs soon on the way?

:smile:

Just them in general, let's just say I had a bad experience with them (not by breaking the law btw, that ain't my mellow :tongue:

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Reply 55

Mary562

Anyone have a phobia of blood?

Reply 56

username1533709

Original post by Mary562

Anyone have a phobia of blood?

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If it's too much, yes.

Reply 57

LadyEcliptic

Planes and teeth falling out :frown:

Reply 58

It's****ingWOODY

I don't really have many phobias at all, but I have one very specific one: Megalohydrothalassophobia - fear of large things in water. If I went scuba diving in the ocean and I turned around and saw a huge whale or shark swimming towards me, I'd probably have a major panic attack, faint and drown :lol: