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I hate silence. I'm always afraid that someone will just make a really loud noise randomly and scare me. Not a phobia, though.

And I can't let anybody touch me anywhere except my hands. I don't know why. If someone tries to touch my arm or something, I'll pull it away. (Unless it's like my family wanting to hug me or something...I've gotten used to that.) Don't think that's a phobia either.

These aren't really phobias, but I'm scared of any insect besides butterflies and moths. I'm also scared of, oddly enough, jellyfish. Although, I did ask my mother if it was possible to keep jellyfish in a fish tank. I thought it'd be cool to keep a jelly fish.

I'm also terrified of the unknown. I don't know why. Insects and stuff, I think, more creep me out than scare me, but I'm literally terrified of the unknown. I was in a funhouse in Chicago, and I knew it wasn't real, but I was literally TERRIFIED. I had a death grip on my mother's arm, because I didn't know what would happen. Although, if I went through it again, I would have been fine.

I don't think my fear of the unknown is a phobia, because I don't freeze up or freak out of whatever. I haven't run across a true to life phobia yet. I pride myself on not being phobic.

Well, I'm afraid of mysterious things that I can feel but have never happened before. Like, right now, I can actually feel my pulse on top of my head. In my hair. AGH!!!!

Hm.. I have alot.

1.)Dead people comming back to life. Well I dont mind regular dead people, but the mutalated ones scary the crap out of me.

2.) Spiders. Ew.

3.) Those bugs that are long I think they are called silver fish

4.) when im sleeping, im afraid of some one comming up to my ear when i dont know it and scream in my ear, so there for, I have to sleep with my blanket covering my ear and a fan going... It gets really hot in the summer with that blanket on me.

Hmm...maybe cellphone cameras?

I am extremely scared by vacuum cleaners, ankles, and Idontknowhattheyarecalled. Those things on the street that water goes into, they lead to the sewers.

I also used to be afraid of public bathrooms, though for a different reason. I would never want to flush the toilet, because I had this irrational fear that it would explode. Thankfully, that particular phobia disappeared at about age eight.