Same... The feeling of intending to hit the ground is... Bad...

Blood tests.
They always make me dizzy for about half an hour.
It's ♥♥♥♥ annoying.

Blood tests are nice. Not in the vampiric sense, but I've always liked surgery stuff, and in you own body, while you are awake, that feels cool.

I'd love to have an operation with local anesthesics and watch how they operate me.

That sounds terrifying to me.

I would faint the moment I'd see the equipment.
I generally don't like hospitals and such.
I don't know why.

Fail. This is the perfect example of why you never give sharp objects to people who react violently to frustration.


As for my greatest fear.... Probably... noises in the night. When I go to bed and all is silent, I can hear everything. And believe me, everything sounds a lot freakier than you might imagine.

Since it takes me a long time to finally fall asleep, I end up staying up even later because any subtle noise that I hear freaks me out. Especially in darkness. I keep reminding myself that I'm in my home, the doors are locked, and demonic spirits do not exist. Sometimes it works. Sometimes I'm so scrared that I'd rather leave the lights in my room off instead of turning them on to see if anything is there, because I'm afraid that there will be something there.

Maybe I'm just paranoid.

Needles. The syringe type. I actually have the phobia, proved when they had to use the leather restraints on the chair, and hold my arm in place as I shook violently to get away from the needle.

Heh. I went blind for a while after mine. No light, no dark, just nothing. I was also reportedly extremely unwell-looking.

I'm scared of the dark too,because there are some stuff that when my cat steps on makes some weird noises and scares the crap out of me,also the road when it's dark and there's no one,it feels like a zombie is going to pop out of nowhere and the whole city is zombie OR weird noises from the trees near my neighborhood.

Darkness is not scary, but it's a pain in the ass.
Like, you go walking and crash with a door and you think "Damn, this MOSRotating has self.RotAngle = 0!"
And you feel like there is a wall in front of you, start walking with your hands in front of you, walking without raising your feet...
Yeah, a pain in the ass.

I suffer from phobophobia, or the fear of fear itself. I'm not sure why, but I do know that my mind works in a more efficient manor than the average human being. I'm not bragging, just saying that that may contribute to my fear. Any other minor phobias I have are all sociological.

What do you mean when you say your minor phobias are sociological?

I have the fear of being judged by others, fear of being watched, fear of being talked about behind my back. That kind of stuff. One might classify it as an extremely minor case of schizophrenia.

Except one wouldn't, because that isn't at all what schizophrenia is. You probably got it confused with paranoia.

Paranoia is a more effective way of describing sociophobias, yes.