• Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.

    Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:
    • Reply to discussions and create your own threads.
    • Our modern chat room. No add-ons or extensions required, just login and start chatting!
    • Access to private conversations with other members.

    We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!

Your Top 3 Phobias

croak

Trickster
List of phobias - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fear of heights: a raven that is afraid of heights? It is somewhat complicated, but so long as my wings are working, I am fine. Otherwise, I go insane.

Fear of big bugs: anything around the size of a cockroach and larger scares me. Tiny spiders somewhat scare me, but not so much. If I see, say, a giant spider, I try to put it out of mind and hope it vanishes. So far, it has worked. Top of my list are house centipedes, followed by cockroaches and large spiders. Have you seen a house centipede? If you haven't, consider yourself lucky.

Social phobia: Somewhat self-explanatory.
 

Renji

Well-Known Member
My top 3 phobias are spiders crawling on the ceiling above my head and thinking it's coming down on it's web to get me, people dying, and losing in games like basketball >.<

I used to play with small spiders when I was a kid. I enjoy it.:D But I'm scared of the big ones. And I hate basketball, because of attitude problems of some of my team mates:D
 

BeckyRose1998

PICKLES THE KID
I used to play with small spiders when I was a kid. I enjoy it.:D But I'm scared of the big ones. And I hate basketball, because of attitude problems of some of my team mates:D

UGH! I hate ALL spiders and I should be able to play basketball because I'm so tall and I know how to play the game well
 

Renji

Well-Known Member
UGH! I hate ALL spiders and I should be able to play basketball because I'm so tall and I know how to play the game well

I can pretty much recall when I was 8, I caught a small spider on our garden and placed in in a match box. Then, I use it to scare girls whenever they want to play with me.:D I'm a bad boy back then:angel2:
 

Penumbra

Veteran Member
Premium Member
I can pretty much recall when I was 8, I caught a small spider on our garden and placed in in a match box. Then, I use it to scare girls whenever they want to play with me.:D I'm a bad boy back then:angel2:
that's not nice. :(
 

BeckyRose1998

PICKLES THE KID
I can pretty much recall when I was 8, I caught a small spider on our garden and placed in in a match box. Then, I use it to scare girls whenever they want to play with me.:D I'm a bad boy back then:angel2:

RUDE LAWRENCE! XD just kidding but that's mean
 

strikeviperMKII

Well-Known Member
I suppose my top fears could be all boiled down to being in a very large expanse of something (water, air, space), without having anything to hold on to or stand on.
Water not so much because I can swim.
Air and space a very much a like. I'm not afraid of falling or heights...just being very small in a very, very, very (in space, infinite) big amount of space.
I don't really know what that's called, or if they have a name for it, but there it is.
 

Dezzie

Well-Known Member
Have you seen a house centipede? If you haven't, consider yourself lucky.

Oh my goodness gracious... those things are SO NASTY. :cover: Centipedes are just icky all around... House centipede or not... You know what other bug seriously makes me cry? An earwig... OH MY... If you have no idea what it is, look that one up. I used to have a TON in my bedroom window when I was younger. My room was in the basement and my windows were right at ground level. :areyoucra
 

croak

Trickster
Oh my goodness gracious... those things are SO NASTY. :cover: Centipedes are just icky all around... House centipede or not... You know what other bug seriously makes me cry? An earwig... OH MY... If you have no idea what it is, look that one up. I used to have a TON in my bedroom window when I was younger. My room was in the basement and my windows were right at ground level. :areyoucra
I know what those are, but I've never seen one. There used to be cockroaches all the time in the garage where I used to live. And there was this centipede when I was living somewhere else: one night crawling on the wall and into a closet, one time crawling beside my bed, one time on the wall beside the bathroom door, another on the bathtub I think.... I think I took a picture of it. I don't want to see one ever again. >.>
 

Dezzie

Well-Known Member
I know what those are, but I've never seen one.

You don't want to ;)

I don't want to see one ever again. >.>

I completely understand. I don't want to see an earwig ever again... Thankfully I haven't seen any in Virginia... We do tend to get cockroaches... everywhere. I saw two of them running around outside my work in the parking lot... lol I have never seen that before until recently.
 

Dezzie

Well-Known Member
I um.. think earwigs.. and ants.. and woodlice.. are cute.

I'm weird, though. :D

Woodlice and ants aren't too bad... I seriously have no idea how you can think earwings are cute though... I mean... look at this thing!

earwig.jpg


:eek:
 
GAH no, it has lots of legs. o_o


It looks cute! :D

earwig.jpg

See? Is a cutey!

Earwigs are one of my favourite insects :)
They are very interesting creatures, they are one of the few insects where the mothers care for the young, and favour certain offspring over others. Some are flightless but the structure of the wings of the others is fascinating, the hind wing having as many as 40 folds which the earwig has to delicately unfold with it's pincers, but which are flicked back beneath the tegmina like a switchblade. I'll stop now, soz.
 

Penumbra

Veteran Member
Premium Member
Woodlice and ants aren't too bad... I seriously have no idea how you can think earwings are cute though... I mean... look at this thing!

earwig.jpg


:eek:
I caught one of those in my apartment last night. It started freaking out after I captured it, and the sound it made running around was really, really creepy.
 
Top