QUESTION TIME!!!

[inferiarecoming]

Okay, just because I'm bored, and also super curious - what are your phobias? What freaks you out more than anything?
I thought I'd share mine first, because honestly some of them are freakin' bizarre:

Birds - I think this is reasonable. I'm fairly certain that they're proof of the devil. I can't even look at drawings of them.
Falling - I could be on a stepladder a foot on the ground and become convinced that I'm going to lose my balance and fall. For this reason, I avoid really steep hills, stairs I'm not used to, and escalators.
Cockroaches - I felt sick just typing that. Ugh.
Mannequins - My Ma has one in her room that she has DRESSED UP. Like it has a fucking dress and a hat and scarves and shit. *shivers*
Having super dry hands - If I touch certain types of material with dry hands... I lose my shit
Wearing turtlenecks or having anything wrapped too tightly around my neck - I seriously feel like I'm going to die.
Milk - I don't even know with this one. I just can't. I can't even think about it. I'm okay if it's mixed in with food, like pasta or mashed potatoes, as long as I don't see it being made. When I bake cakes and need to use milk, I get someone else to pour it for me.

So. What about everyone else?

Comments

[inferiarecoming.livejournal.com]

I'm not a fan of bugs either. Cockroaches are the worst, but I also can't stand spiders or anything that flies :/

And I totally get the egg whites thing. I hate it too - the whites should NEVER be wobbly.

[lillystars.livejournal.com]

Oh, oh, I almost forgot. BUGS that FLUTTER. Only in the past year or so, have I gotten a bit used to butterflies - yeah, I know...harmless and pretty butterflies, but they used to freak me out. I still loath moths. Not only do they nibble on my woollies - a pretty cashmere jumper given to me as a present has got holes in it. Grrr! They are simply unattractive bugs.

The worse ones ever though, are the cranes, leather jackets, or whatever people call them. They look like daddy long legs with wings.