Well done, Caveman...we're very proud of you! I guess a pursuit in the dentistry field is definitely out of the question for you, huh?

Take care of those choppers....

The Tooth Fairy

Im afraid of drowning, so I learned how to swim. Im mildly afraid of spiders so its my goal to go to a pet store and get them to put a tarntula on my hand....omg ewwwwwwwwwww lol. Buried alive...just creepy. But after watching Kill Bill II I think Ill take in some martials arts I also sleep with a nite light on heehee...

i don't know what i'm really afraid of. Maybe its needles because i have a fear of being stabbed or whatever with a needle and rubbing my hands on wood. I'm scared a splinter might go into my skin. its all childhood memories. lol.

Well, um, I'm sorry my phobia's not wierd or anything, but I'm deathly afraid of being stabbed or cut with a knife. I've always been scared of itm but then I was with my boyfriend in Boston a few years ago, walking to meet up with his friends, and these guys started giving us *BLEEP*. My guy said, "It's ok, i know these guys--they're all talk. Besides, I'll take care of you." He's tough. Then the guys got out of control and I got stabbed in the leg--guy's aim was awful. They were put in jail, minus a few fingers and one eye, thanks to my boyfriend... He cares too much. Either way, stabbing and cutting on anyone's body is ferkin' scary.

okay -- dont laugh..

Im affraid of feet. Im serious.. I hate it when feet get near me. I dont like to be touched by feet. Like.. Someone stepping on my foot. Completely freaks and grosses me out..

I realize this is weird.. But hey... Im serious!

Amby

I'm afraid of hurting myself or getting hurt, afraid of change, afraid of loss. But my most normal phobia is fear of the dark. Although I don't require a nightlight or anything to go to sleep, I don't like waking up and having everything dark. I also don't like partially open doors. If a door is slightly open, it makes me feel weird. I'll close it all the way and go back to what I'm doing.

I'm proud to say I'm not afraid of animals (I love them all!). I can tolerate reptiles and insects alike. I may severely dislike certain creatures but it's not a phobia of mine. Come on, I grew up in Houston and India. You've got to be used to bugs by then!

Hi,
I don't really have any fears or phobias, but if I had too say any then I would say heights. Like you said I always confront fears, so I don't let it stop me. If there is a high roller coaster for instance, then I will go on it, and if there is a tall ladder then I would just climb it, just to say 'it aint stopping me', but to be honest i've got over it pretty much now. I don't have a problem with heights anymore.

I have a very odd fear.
I'm not really afraid of being stabbed.
But I'm really afraid of being stabbed in the belly button.
I don't know why its any different, I just think that would suck.
It freaks me out, even if someone else messes with there own belly button.
I just can't watch it.


-Wiggles

Nothing personal man but I'd dearly love to be the guy ahead of you in the dentist's waiting room. If I knew, I'd have moaned in pain, gnashed my teeth or let out a bloodcurdling scream for something as minor as oral prophylaxis. I don't like dentists either but they're usually not ones I'd like to get into an argument with; they can easily get their own back along with surgeons and hairstylists.

Still, I doubt it qualifies as fear. I think I'm pretty much a normal person. I'm not afraid of heights where there's no danger involved. I mean, if I were on the 60th floor, I can comfortably look out a tall glass window. However, put me on a tightrope at the same height and, well... let's just say things take on a strangely different angle.

Really, I guess I only have mortal fear of one thing, which I'm not even sure exists, which makes it even creepier. Of course, I'm not gonna divulge it but I guess you could compare it to a kid in fear of the Boogeyman. If the thing is real, all the more reason to fear it. Thing is, I'm not sure if it's real and it's not as nonsense as the Boogeyman.

Ah, never mind. I'm not sharing anyway

I think the lighter term they use now is "anxiety disorder" since phobia was a bit...frightening
I don't like small, coffined places which makes me claustrophobic and I also don't like being on high buildings (it's not a phobia, it's just something I don't like).