This is going to sound terribly un-PC, but I honestly, genuinely have a phobia of drag queens, the way other people have a phobia of clowns. I can't even look at them.
This is going to sound terribly un-PC, but I honestly, genuinely have a phobia of drag queens, the way other people have a phobia of clowns. I can't even look at them.
This is going to sound terribly un-PC, but I honestly, genuinely have a phobia of drag queens, the way other people have a phobia of clowns. I can't even look at them without getting a hard on.
This is going to sound terribly un-PC, but I honestly, genuinely have a phobia of drag queens, the way other people have a phobia of clowns. I can't even look at them.
I have a real fear of revolving doors and avoid wherever possible. It's getting quite difficult in the City as every new office building seems to have them!
I can get how some stuff can get in your tits in a kind of OCD way......but how can you really have a “fear “ of irregular patterns of holes?!? Fucking weirdos.
This should probably go in the general things that annoy you thread but I reckon most people with "phobias" don't actually have them. It's just something they really don't like. Some girl on tv the other day with an apparent phobia of heights, 5 minutes later she's abseiling down a cliff.
Oh and similar to Hawksmoor in the it's un-PC, but my Father-in-Law really gets freaked out by dwarves.
My other half has way too many phobias (spiders, feathers, dogs etc.). Early on in our relationship she thought it was weird that I didn't have any irrational fears so I made up a fear of dwarves. Fifteen years later I still have to pretend to be scared of the little buggers. It's got to the point that I now actually have a phobia of telling her the truth as she'll realise out whole relationship had been based on a lie. The irony isn't lost on me.
Trypophobia makes me feel really uneasy for some reason, not the natural ones like a honeycomb but the one on people skin really creeps me out - just google Trypophobia to see what i mean!
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Used to work with a girl who hates mustard, not just didn't like it, it actually creeped her out.
I have a real fear of revolving doors and avoid wherever possible. It's getting quite difficult in the City as every new office building seems to have them!
http://phobialist.com/
Some girl on tv the other day with an apparent phobia of heights, 5 minutes later she's abseiling down a cliff.
My other half has way too many phobias (spiders, feathers, dogs etc.). Early on in our relationship she thought it was weird that I didn't have any irrational fears so I made up a fear of dwarves. Fifteen years later I still have to pretend to be scared of the little buggers. It's got to the point that I now actually have a phobia of telling her the truth as she'll realise out whole relationship had been based on a lie. The irony isn't lost on me.
Particularly if they're vertical stripes.
Spikey, flea, worm ridden bastards give me the creeps, proper sweaty palm stuff!