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So what every day things are you scared of? I'm not talking spiders or what ever, but things that people do every day. Me, I don't like those pop top soup can fruit can lids. I nearly cut my finger off with one of them a while back, and now I can barely open them.
My job often requires me (during the spring and summer mostly) to crawl under houses that are on raised foundations.
I take every chance I get to get out of having to do that, I don't mind getting all dirty and having to trench under the house and whatnot, and despite the heat it's usually pretty cool under there.
It's just being unable to even sit up. You're either lying on your stomach or your back and have to crawl over pipes and cables and have found more than enough snakes under there.
But it's just the shortness of vertical space, I start getting short of breath and almost in a state of panic.
So yeah I try to avoid that but it's not always unavoidable.
I've been on a massive zombie buzz lately because I wake up in the night with my heart racing because of zombie nightmares.
most of the time I've even found a safe refuge with some friends in my dream, but I'm so jazzed up from the adrenaline rush of dealing with the shambling undead that I wake up anyways, heart racing, unable to go back to sleep.
big nasty bugs freak me out, they're just gross is all. but I don't know, not much else...
well I'm kind of a hypochondriac (sp?) but thanks to webMD I'm able to check new "symptoms" I have as soon as I wake up in the morning everyday.
I randomly become almost petrified with very strange anxiety. I'm almost convinced at times that I'll see ghosts in a mirror or a serial rapist trying to get in through the window. This only happens when my mind has a chance to wander and think back to all the things I've watched on TV and all the murder mystery novels I've read. I know it's stupid and completely irrational but I can't help it.
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They cast a shadow like a sundial in the morning light. It was half past 10.
driving at night. I hate that crap when there is a car coming toward you and you're on a hill, BAM right in your eyes. Plus there are a lot of deer around here, I see them on the edge of the road barely visible in the edges of the headlights.
...but DON'T look at them for too long because if you do you're not paying attention to the road infront of you and one might be running out to stop in the middle and kill you by throwing its body against your windshield
I randomly become almost petrified with very strange anxiety. I'm almost convinced at times that I'll see ghosts in a mirror or a serial rapist trying to get in through the window. This only happens when my mind has a chance to wander and think back to all the things I've watched on TV and all the murder mystery novels I've read. I know it's stupid and completely irrational but I can't help it.
Ooooh there's this window in the room across from mine that's always open and you can see through to my back yard. There's a utility light that lights up a good portion of the yard.
Every night I open my door before I go to sleep and I see through to that window and I can see outside because we never shut the blinds.
Every friggin' time I'll look at it and think I see someone looking in or something. Just mind playing tricks on me.
My apartment is two stories and when I turn off all the lights at night and am the last to go up stairs (or even worse alone in the house) I start out walking but before halfway I start running up the stairs. I don't know I just get this creepy feeling.
I've living in lots older houses and I can literally sit in a pitch black room staring into nothing for hours with my mind wandering and not get scared but for whatever reason in this apartment I can't handle going up those stairs in the dark.
Also I read this story about this crazy guy who dressed up as a clown and would walk through neighborhoods at night and just stare into the open windows of people's homes
So I never ever ever ever open windows or leave one uncovered at night
My apartment is two stories and when I turn off all the lights at night and am the last to go up stairs (or even worse alone in the house) I start out walking but before halfway I start running up the stairs. I don't know I just get this creepy feeling.
I've living in lots older houses and I can literally sit in a pitch black room staring into nothing for hours with my mind wandering and not get scared but for whatever reason in this apartment I can't handle going up those stairs in the dark.
That's what my hallway feels like!
Whenever I'm the last one up, I end up having to run through the hallway to get to my room. I can never just walk through to the end.
Also I read this story about this crazy guy who dressed up as a clown and would walk through neighborhoods at night and just stare into the open windows of people's homes
So I never ever ever ever open windows or leave one uncovered at night
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I refuse to even go to coastal towns because I am so afraid of the ocean and the things that live in it.
Whales specifically. Even more than sharks, whales freak me out.
But one of my biggest fears is driving, too.
Seriously, you never know when you're going to get the barber who just fucking snaps and shoves those scissors in your eye
2) spiders.
3) puke.
4) finishing art. -_-
Much like the Republican party and splinter forums.
ohoho
also public speaking.
yup, same here.
my phone is all fancy for texting/imaging purposes only
Another one for phones.
I'm so awkward on the phone.
I hate talking on the phone/voice chat. I have no problem talking to people to their face, or typing to people, but I just can't stand using the phone
I take every chance I get to get out of having to do that, I don't mind getting all dirty and having to trench under the house and whatnot, and despite the heat it's usually pretty cool under there.
It's just being unable to even sit up. You're either lying on your stomach or your back and have to crawl over pipes and cables and have found more than enough snakes under there.
But it's just the shortness of vertical space, I start getting short of breath and almost in a state of panic.
So yeah I try to avoid that but it's not always unavoidable.
most of the time I've even found a safe refuge with some friends in my dream, but I'm so jazzed up from the adrenaline rush of dealing with the shambling undead that I wake up anyways, heart racing, unable to go back to sleep.
well I'm kind of a hypochondriac (sp?) but thanks to webMD I'm able to check new "symptoms" I have as soon as I wake up in the morning everyday.
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As for my irrational fears...deep water. Clowns creep me out, too.
Also, from The Wasp Factory...babies and flies. That is all.
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Phones are evil, as well.
They cast a shadow like a sundial in the morning light. It was half past 10.
...but DON'T look at them for too long because if you do you're not paying attention to the road infront of you and one might be running out to stop in the middle and kill you by throwing its body against your windshield
Anyway,
clowns
dolls
mannequins
heights
squids and octopi
Seriously, screw driving
I don't mind small spaces, but when I can't take a big breath or my arms are really limited in mobility I get anxious
specifically not spiders
gosh
Ooooh there's this window in the room across from mine that's always open and you can see through to my back yard. There's a utility light that lights up a good portion of the yard.
Every night I open my door before I go to sleep and I see through to that window and I can see outside because we never shut the blinds.
Every friggin' time I'll look at it and think I see someone looking in or something. Just mind playing tricks on me.
I've living in lots older houses and I can literally sit in a pitch black room staring into nothing for hours with my mind wandering and not get scared but for whatever reason in this apartment I can't handle going up those stairs in the dark.
Also: Reading outloud. I sometimes stutter like crazy because I can't talk as fast as I'm reading the text. Then I get nervous, and it gets worse.
Yea I don't mind tight spaces by myself, but if I'm trapped in small spaces with people I don't know I feel really uncomfortable.
So I never ever ever ever open windows or leave one uncovered at night
That's what my hallway feels like!
Whenever I'm the last one up, I end up having to run through the hallway to get to my room. I can never just walk through to the end.
It's spider webs and getting caught up in them that I absolutely hate. I feel like I'm covered in them.
right now!