Phobias

[Lady Zhuge]

Cockroaches

[blueberry]

I'm afraid of darkness. I even sleep with (bright) lights on.

[Cesare]

is it possible to have phobias of air, drinking water, mobile phone?

I wouldn't really be surprised...

[Banh Mi]

Phobias are psychological in origin, it stands to reason that you can have an aversion to anything so long as you can perceive it.

I use to have a physical phobia of air. It was called asthma. Now it's called being choked by my training partner.

[Trinie]

BIRDS.
Birds birds birds birds birds birds birds.

But especially pigeons (rats with wings, ew), seagulls, chickens, crows, ravens, peacocks, turkeys, VULTURES...ah forget it, they all scare me except penguins. Unfortunately I rarely encounter those anyway.

You are really afraid of all those birds?? I would be afraid too, but of only certain ones. I am afraid of them flying above my head because they have pooped on my head twice before...

[remember_Cedric]

I have problems with small spaces. I wouldn't call it "phobia" because it is not out of fear but rather I get agitated when trapped in small spaces.

I'm the kind who draws away from crowds, especially with a big lot of dumb fans.

[Candide]

O_O?? How come? What's with such phobia?

They highly featured in the most stressful time of my life (so far).

Your condition is called claustrophobia.

[wkeej]

how's about is it possible for a normal person not to have any phobia?

[Candide]

Phobia means fear. All living things have fear.

[Banh Mi]

If you're talking strictly phobias as in the psychological term. Then it refers to irrational fears, and taken to an extent that it interferes with daily life. Like a fear of heights that doesn't allow people to work in tall buildings. Otherwise yeah, pretty much everyone knows fear, the lack thereof is a criteria of sociopaths.

[remember_Cedric]

Check this list of phobias, folks:-

http://www.phobialist.com/

I have also Enochlophobia, unfortunately.

[mi do ri]

I think I have a mild case of claustrophobia.