Irrational Fears
My mate Dan is afraid of turning his back on a flushing toilet. "It'll suck me in", he says. Can you beat him with your own true story of an irrational fear?
( , Tue 27 Jan 2004, 13:24)
My mate Dan is afraid of turning his back on a flushing toilet. "It'll suck me in", he says. Can you beat him with your own true story of an irrational fear?
( , Tue 27 Jan 2004, 13:24)
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Mirrors and doorbells and scissors, oh my...
I can't sleep in a room with an uncovered mirror (or the people that live in the mirror will get me).
The doorbell and house phone remain constantly unanswered, although I am over my fear of email.
Potentially dangerous objects - knives, scissors, etc. - can never be left out or the ghosts can lift them up and get you while you sleep. Covering them with something heavy is ok, because the ghosts lack the strength to lift much. I did manage to inflict this one on my long-suffering girlfriend when she couldn't find the scissors she'd left out one quiet night and I looked at her with horror and whispered, "It's started!".
Oh, and horses. But that's not irrational.
( , Wed 28 Jan 2004, 19:24, Reply)
I can't sleep in a room with an uncovered mirror (or the people that live in the mirror will get me).
The doorbell and house phone remain constantly unanswered, although I am over my fear of email.
Potentially dangerous objects - knives, scissors, etc. - can never be left out or the ghosts can lift them up and get you while you sleep. Covering them with something heavy is ok, because the ghosts lack the strength to lift much. I did manage to inflict this one on my long-suffering girlfriend when she couldn't find the scissors she'd left out one quiet night and I looked at her with horror and whispered, "It's started!".
Oh, and horses. But that's not irrational.
( , Wed 28 Jan 2004, 19:24, Reply)
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