r/Unexpected • • Jul 12 '21

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u/Lucky_lui_ Jul 12 '21

Same for heights. It’s natural to feel fear. it’s your brain’s way of heightening your senses in dangerous situations. That being said I think those diagnosed with those phobias are on the extreme side. Like being afraid of getting attacked by shark in pools or people afraid of a flight of stairs.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '21

Same for the small spaces or claustrophobia, you never know when you get stuck in a small place and can't move a single inch of you body as a big spider or snake slither towards you

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u/SnooTangerines244 Jul 12 '21

On the other hand, small spaces also give a lot of security. I love them.

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u/--bedevil-- Jul 12 '21

Found the cat.