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Haha, mine are kinda silly. I have a phobia of thunder storms and getting electrocuted, to the point of hiding under my bed or far away from my windows when there's a storm and making sure not to touch electric poles and hanging wires on the street. Also, claymotion. Any movie with it are movies I avoid. I don't know why, they just unsettle me a lot since I was young.

@transgerine ayyy hello fellow asexual! I'm aro/ace myself :3

I have pretty bad emetophobia, to the point that I'd never work in a restaurant, amusement park, or healthcare because of it. Only from other people, though. Being sick myself is miserable but it doesn't terrify me. I'm also really scared of daddy-longlegs/harvestmen, the creepy arachnids that look like a big dot on long spindly legs. Oddly enough, I'm perfectly fine with basically any other arachnid, and I actually really like spiders.

Needle phobia? Hold on a mo- Google says it's trypanophobia. I always get super worked up about vaccinations and blood tests, to the point that I'd almost faint (after it was over, bc I can). I hyperventilate and my blood pressure skyrockets.

This is kind of a strange one.. but nuclear bombs.. I just think how terrifying... um... suddenly being disenegrated would be.

Surprise! You're dead!

My biggest fear is the dark - I’m just terrified of being alone in it, even in my own house.
I also hate clowns - and dolls!

Eugh.

maislecakes that's understandable, lots of spoopy stuff. You can't see anything in the dark, who knows what's lurking...and who knows what clowns are truly thinking/feeling. Same with dolls, their creepy unmoving faces...eugh is right.

My biggest phobia has always been spiders, even typing the word freaks me out. Huge fear. Lucky enough to live in a place where it's too cold so they aren't that common, but we do have insects like daddy long legs, and the biggest we have is wolf spiders.
I watched a documentary (covering my eyes a lot) of people overcoming their phobias, and one of the groups was arachnophobia. Maybe more terrified than I was, the lady could barely go to parks with her kids because of it. The only way they were able to overcome the phobia was to face it, and I completely get that. But I don't know if it's worth it, though I would love to travel I don't know if I could handle possibly seeing more spiders than I've ever been used to seeing here. Seriously, when summer hits and the daddy long legs come out I'm on edge going outside and it's not uncommon for me to scream/hyperventilate.

(sorry that was long lol)

I just have the usual stuff. I despise spiders, still get spooked a bit in pitch black darkness, but one thing I really, really, REALLY don't like is going upside down. I don't know if it's a phobia but I just hate it so much.