Thalassophobia - a fear of large bodies of water/open water

That's about it. And trypophobia. It makes me feel nauseous just looking at pictures of it.

not an official phobia but I am honestly so scared whenever balloons are around as them popping unexpectedly scares the **** out of me

I have a fear of big open areas. If you put me in huge empty field, i will have a panic attack. Its like the opposite of claustrophobia (i really like small confined places but not the other way around)

I also have a fear of airplanes. NOT HEIGHTS, NOT FLYING, NOT CRASHING, but the LITERAL airplane itself. I dont know why

also Thalassophobia because it relates to my first fear of open areas

Crowded places
(Swiming in the) Sea

Have you guys tried therapy yet? It might help.

Birds.

I ****ing hate them! They're disgusting and evil and Satan's creatures. They scare the **** out of me! I'd rather have my ass beaten than go to collect eggs from a bird's nest. I'd rather face a lion or a tiger than a rooster.

Emetophobia

I'm totally afraid of newspapers, they're so gross

I'm completely freaked out by huge fans

Like big industrial ceiling fans like these

My phobias are dentists, water, small spaces and moths/butterflies/wasps/bees. The dentist and water ones might be kinda weird?

Heterophobia, not that weird tho

any flying bug pushes me over the edge

Atrlophobia, fear of getting dragged on atrl

I don't know if this would count as a phobia but I'm literally so terrified of eating peanut butter. Like, I don't know. I feel like it's going to get stuck in my throat and I'm going choke to death. God, I just really can't. I already despise it and my mom loves it but I've been so scared at times that I literally just hide her jars until she can't find them. It's strange, I know

Check #4 on the first video. It might be a form of cibophobia - but only for peanut butters.

I'm afraid of catfish.

I'm scarred of birds, bugs/insects and hate closed spaces

Water how? Like, do you shower?

Idk if it's classed as a phobia but door handles in public places. Like I can literally feel the bacteria multiplying on my hand if I have to touch one. It all started in high school when I went to pull a door open and the handle ws sticky