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Peachy what the hell?
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It probably involved high strength sedatives, a Peachsuit and lots of diapers.
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omg rofl if that guys is 100% serious i feel sorry for him otherwise lmao
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aww you guys dont make fun of people who have phobias, It's not funny!
I have a phobia myself as most of you know and it sucks ( im emetophobic - phobia of puking or seeing others puke) some people when they find out will make gagging noise and it freaks me out! its not cool at all it really can take over your life i know..
Okay so being afraid of peaches is a little weird and maybe even being afraid to puke but who are we to judge?
Thats just my opinion though.....
I have a phobia myself as most of you know and it sucks ( im emetophobic - phobia of puking or seeing others puke) some people when they find out will make gagging noise and it freaks me out! its not cool at all it really can take over your life i know..
Okay so being afraid of peaches is a little weird and maybe even being afraid to puke but who are we to judge?
Thats just my opinion though.....
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You know, I havew not found a personal phobia yet, for example I am allergic to spider bites, but I am perfectly all right with letting one crawl over my arm.
Also, am I the only one who sees any Irony over a guy named Your Worst Nightmare posting in a Phobia thread?
Also, am I the only one who sees any Irony over a guy named Your Worst Nightmare posting in a Phobia thread?
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Here's something I found while looking on lordsofpain.net.
Matt Striker's father was eating a peach and a peach pit got into his windpipe, causing him to choke. He was hospitalized, and doctors then discovered he had an unrelated aneurism. Doctors performed a procedure and they were under the belief it went well, but he soon went into a coma. He'd been in the coma for a few weeks with Striker still coming to work for WWE's Tuesday ECW tapings. His father passed away over the weekend.
Matt Striker's father was eating a peach and a peach pit got into his windpipe, causing him to choke. He was hospitalized, and doctors then discovered he had an unrelated aneurism. Doctors performed a procedure and they were under the belief it went well, but he soon went into a coma. He'd been in the coma for a few weeks with Striker still coming to work for WWE's Tuesday ECW tapings. His father passed away over the weekend.
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I have to say that was a funny thing to be afraid of. I know all about phobias though, they are irrational fears. We normally know what we are afraid of will not hurt us but they still scare the snot out of us.
For me it is Ferrets. I am sorry to all those whom have them but I was traumatized not once but twice in my childhood my ferrets attacking people. The first was my cousin she was bitten on the wrist when she was younger. It was my parents/aunts ferret that we all took care of (they lived next door). The thing latched on and had a death grip(docs term not mine, they had to kill it at the hospital because it would not let go and was biting into her artery. The second time it was I who was on the wrong end of the evil creator. My mom was trying to convince me they were not mean when the monster turned and latched on to my hand between the finger and thumb. I also had to go to the hospital with the beast hanging from my arm so they could kill and break its jaw to get it off my hand.
To this day I can not stand the sight of a ferret, I have already quit one job because they did not tell me the are that I was working in for the day was boarding a cage of the little varmints.
The odd thing is i do not mind any thing else, snakes are ok if I know they are there. The same for mice, rats, squirrels and spiders. But Ferrets will have me looking like the guy in the video but crying.
For me it is Ferrets. I am sorry to all those whom have them but I was traumatized not once but twice in my childhood my ferrets attacking people. The first was my cousin she was bitten on the wrist when she was younger. It was my parents/aunts ferret that we all took care of (they lived next door). The thing latched on and had a death grip(docs term not mine, they had to kill it at the hospital because it would not let go and was biting into her artery. The second time it was I who was on the wrong end of the evil creator. My mom was trying to convince me they were not mean when the monster turned and latched on to my hand between the finger and thumb. I also had to go to the hospital with the beast hanging from my arm so they could kill and break its jaw to get it off my hand.
To this day I can not stand the sight of a ferret, I have already quit one job because they did not tell me the are that I was working in for the day was boarding a cage of the little varmints.
The odd thing is i do not mind any thing else, snakes are ok if I know they are there. The same for mice, rats, squirrels and spiders. But Ferrets will have me looking like the guy in the video but crying.
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I have no phobias anymore. I used to be scared of dogs after being bitten a few times, but that long gone. Wasps and bees bother me quite a bit though, but I've worked on it so now it's hardly intolerable, just unsettling. I sometimes wonder about weird diseases like CJD or parasites that enter the brain, because you never know you have them until it's too late, but it doesn't affect my behaviour. Standing on the edge of tall structures without safety equipment is also unsettling, but I still do it all the time. That's all I can think of.
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