I got phobia of the heart. The sound of heartbeating makes me feel very agitated. It destroys my concentration so I can't do anything if it hits me. I got this worst when a London After Midnight song played while I was in a costume shop in a town near me. I was jabbing myself in the thigh hard with my knuckle to take my mind off the effects.
I got phobia of the heart. The sound of heartbeating makes me feel very agitated. It destroys my concentration so I can't do anything if it hits me. I got this worst when a London After Midnight song played while I was in a costume shop in a town near me. I was jabbing myself in the thigh hard with my knuckle to take my mind off the effects.TristanShand
Damn! Ive never heard of that before. That must suck x(
A small fear of heights, as well as a fear of talking to people that I don't know. I guess the fear of talking to people is because I don't want them to kill me or anything. That's what drives it.
I wouldnt call it a phobia but im terified of dolphins, i dont huddle up in the foetal position whenever i hear them mentioned, they are creatures of unspeakable evil though :|
[QUOTE="TristanShand"]I got phobia of the heart. The sound of heartbeating makes me feel very agitated. It destroys my concentration so I can't do anything if it hits me. I got this worst when a London After Midnight song played while I was in a costume shop in a town near me. I was jabbing myself in the thigh hard with my knuckle to take my mind off the effects.Matt-4542
Damn! Ive never heard of that before. That must suck x(
It existsalright. The description they give on that webpage makes it sound a lot worse then it is (because it's more of an advertisment of psychotherapy) I don't live in constant fear and it doesn't have any major effects to my everyday life. Just don't play loud heartbeating sounds on the radio or TV and all is fine. Oh and I absolutely must NOT wear one of them earplug things doctors use to listen to heartbeats. Jesus Christ.....
Claustrophobia, specifically fear of being unable to move, arms in particular. The first time I saw Aliens, I had an adrenal surge that about tripled my heart rate at the scene where Bishop climbed into the pipe to inchworm his way through the pipe to the comms tower; even thinking back to it now, my breathing quickens. I've also flipped out a couple of times in really crowded places.
I used to have slight hydrophobia but I'm over that. I have claustrophobia but that's all I have.
EDIT: Oh and being alone. Like the kind of alone where if I were placed in the middle of the Dead Sea I'd flip out. I'd feel more comfortable if the water had stuff living in it for some reason.
Extremely high heights where you are only seperated by a bar and a 1000ft fall.
Anything tht has the possibility of killing me.
I have a phobia of driving, mostly because it causes me a lot of stresses, not really a fear, but.. it does concern me and causes me a lot of stress.diped
This is interesting.
Your fear of heights, did you often have someone do a joke on you when you was little. Where you'd be near an edge and they'll come walking up behind you and pretend to push you and make a sound like "wooah!!" as if to scare you?
Your fear of driving. Do you sometimes dream about driving? And losing control of the car? You always wake up just as you crash?
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