Do you have a fear for clowns.  If not what are your phobias/Fears?
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Clowns don't bother me. It's waking up in the middle of the night with one standing over me with an evil grin and a bloody chainsaw in his hands that scares me.
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Arachnophobia- (Fear of spiders) \nBatophobia- (Fear of heights or being close to high buildings)had this before 9/11\nPteromerhanophobia- (Fear of flying) afraid of the crash and burn thing. \n\nAny of the above I'm terrified of. I stay away from cities with tall buildings (I live in the country) and I don't fly. \n\nBut the spiders???? Just typing the word makes my skin crawl. We live in a hundred year old house, with cracks and lots of places for spiders to hang out. I won't go down into the cellar because I know there down there. With the summer coming, I know there is going to be much more in my house. I'm getting some Spider Killer spray, which you just spray at them and they shrivel. Even doing that freaks me out and I want to run. I'm already nervous about it. \n\nThe thought of one crawling on me drives me out of my mind.  The other night, my husband and I were sitting talking, when all of a sudden a spider was crawling down the front of his shirt. I almost went through the roof. He said, "You almost gave me a heart attack". He knows my fear, and I try not to react like I do, but it freaks me out every time. I hate to kill them; after all they are God creation. I wish there was a little spider trapper thing, which you could suck them up with and then blow them back out side. They’re good for catching other insects and maintaining the insect population, but I just don't want them in my house. Imagine if there were no spiders at all, how overpopulated we would be with other insects?  Thank you God.
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Not that I'm aware of, but what exactly are you afraid of?
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Since my childhood i`m afraid of fireworks :(.\n\nThey are so dangerous, i dont like them
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I still find it hilarious, though, that these phobias exist, especially since someone \nmust have experienced these fears so they could be valid phobias.  So if you experience \narachibutyrophobia, you’re probably one in a million, but you’re still out there.\n\n\nsome fears may be listed more than once\n\nA\nAblutophobia- Fear of washing or bathing\nAerophobia- Fear of swallowing air\nAmbulophobia- Fear of walking\nAnablephobia- Fear of looking up\nAnemophobia- Fear of wind\nAnthrophobia- Fear of flowers\nArachibutyrophobia- Fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of the mouth.\nArithmophobia- Fear of numbers\nAulophobia- Fear of flutes\nAuroraphobia- Fear of Northern Lights\nB\nBarophobia- Fear of gravity\nBasophobia- Fear of walking\nBatophobia- Fear of being close to high buildings\nBibliophobia- Fear of books\nBlennophobia- Fear of slime\nBogyphobia- Fear of the bogeyman\nC\nCathisophobia- Fear of sitting\nCatoptrophobia- Fear of mirrors\nChaetophobia- Fear of hair\nChionophobia- Fear of snow\nChromatophobia- Fear of colors\nChronophobia- Fear of time\nChronomentrophobia- Fear of clocks\nCibophobia- Fear of food\nClinophobia- Fear of going to bed\nCnidophobia- Fear of string\nD\nDeciophobia- Fear of making decisions\nDendrophobia- Fear of trees\nDextrophobia- Fear of objects at the right side of the body\nDidaskaleinophobia- Fear of school\nE\nEisoptrophobia- Fear of mirrors\nEleutherophobia- Fear of freedom\nEosophobia- Fear of daylight\nEpistemophobia- Fear of knowledge\nErgophobia- Fear of work\nEreuthophobia- Fear of the color red\nG\nGeliophobia- Fear of laughter\nGeniophobia- Fear of chins\nGenuphobia- Fear of knees\nGeumaphobia- Fear of taste\nGnosiophobia- Fear of knowledge\nGraphophobia- Fear of writing\nH\nHeliophobia- Fear of the sun\nHelmintophobia- Fear of being infested with worms\nHemophobia- Fear of blood\nHippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia- Fear of long words\nHomichlophobia- Fear of fog\nHypnophobia- Fear of sleep\nI\nIchthyophobia- Fear of fish\nIdeophobia- Fear of ideas\nK\nKainophobia- Fear of anything new\nKathisophobia- Fear of sitting down\nL\nLachanophobia- Fear of vegetables\nLeukophobia- Fear of the color white\nLevophobia- Fear of objects to the left side of the body\nLinonophobia- Fear of string\nLogophobia- Fear of words\nM\nMelanophobia- Fear of the color black\nMelophobia- Fear of music\nMetrophobia- Fear of poetry\nMnemophobia- Fear of memories\nMottephobia- Fear of moths\nN\nNebulaphobia- Fear of fog\nNeophobia- Fear of anything new\nNephophobia- Fear of clouds\nNomatophobia- Fear of names\nO\nOctophobia- Fear of the number 8\nOmmetaphobia- Fear of eyes\nOneirophobia- Fear of dreams\nOphthalmophobia- Fear of opening one’s eyes\nOstraconophobia- Fear of shellfish\nP\nPanophobia- Fear of everything\nPapyrophobia- Fear of paper\nParaskavedekatriaphobia- Fear of Friday the 13th\nPeladophobia- Fear of bald people\nPhengophobia- Fear of daylight\nPhobophobia- Fear of fear\nPhotophobia- Fear of light\nPhronemophobia- Fear of thinking\nPogonophobia- Fear of beards\nS\nSciophobia- Fear of shadows\nScolionophobia- Fear of school\nSelenophobia- Fear of the moon\nSiderophobia- Fear of stars\nSitophobia- Fear of food\nSophophobia- Fear of learning\nStasibasiphobia- Fear of walking\nT\nThaasophobia- Fear of sitting\nTrichopathophobia- Fear of hair\nTriskadekaphobia- Fear of the number 13\nV\nVerbophobia- Fear of words\nX\nXanthophobia- Fear of the color yellow
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Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia !\nWow girl, you really got me going thru web pages and such to find out what you were talking about !\nphew !\nok., My answer is :\nNo, I do not have Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia.\n(phobia to the number 666)\nas a fact...I love that number !
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Arachnophobia.  My mom would tape plastic spiders on the cabinets when I was a toddler to keep me out of them.  It worked!
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Getting attacked by something or somebody.  Those dreams scare the heck out of me.  And I can't seem to shake the feelings all day.  I hate those!
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I am, but I don't think the definition is should include the world abnormal. Clowns are wrong on so many levels. Creepy.
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roaches \n\nGetting old (I've always said I wanted to die young.)\n\nAlso it's not necessarily a fear, but every time I use the bathroom at someones house if the shower curtain is closed, I always peek inside the shower or bathtub to make sure no one is in there before I use the restroom.  I have no idea why I do that, but have for years.
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I am not just afraid....I suffer from ARACHNOPHOBIA!!!!! I hate spiders, I can't even see a picture of one.
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i have a big fear of SPIDERS....
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Chucky scares the crap outta me..killer doll and all..i also get freaked out by the one and only Michael Myers..even though im almost obsessed with the guy and the movie series..lol..im loving every one of those "Halloween" movies because they rock..they kick a*s.
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I have a complete phobia of belly buttons. I cannot stand seeing peoples and it makes me gag if someone, icluding myself, touches mine. I cant stand looking at them or anything. I genuinely feel sick if someone pokes theirs in front of me.\nWierd I know, and ive never been able to live it down at work!!
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fears are usually phobias If you were obsessed with the fear of paint that could be part of OCD\nthe best Definition of OCD(with picture) I've found  is at\nhttp://dontatro.bryce-alive.net/psychopics/psychopic7.htm
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I used to have a pretty good case of arachnophobia (fear of spiders). But about ten years ago my changing religious beliefs made me become a vegetarian. So there I was trying to act like all life was sacred while still squishing spiders every chance I got. As I was feeling more and more guilty, I decided that I had to "put up or shut up" so to speak.\nOne night I saw a spider on the wall and instead of smashing it I thought I should try to catch it in something and let it go outside. Loathing getting that close to a live spider I first put on a pair of latex/rubber gloves, and then grabbed the biggest piece of tupperware with a lid that I could find (the whole time thanking God that no one was around with a camera...). Anyway, I got the spider into this two gallon container, put the lid on as fast as was humanly possible, and took it outside. When I was good and sure that the spider was at the bottom of the tupperware, I opened the lid and tipped it on it's side.\nDoing this repeatedly I became more and more used to the spiders ( I think the psychological term is "desensitized"), as each time I did this I would look at the spider through the clear plastic. Soon I was using a smaller container, and now I'm comfortable enough to scoop them up on a piece of paper. Granted I still won't touch one with my bare hands, but I can honestly say that they don't freak me out anymore.\nNot sure about the fear of the dark. Good luck.
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Honey, to answer this q we need to know what you are so scared of.