yeah the issue with that phobia is that it should be divided between small holes in the skin or just any small holes which at least would remind people of the nests for stinging insects.
Yeah this is 100% why I get triggered by it. I see weird holes like that and instantly think of that being on my body. Just horrible lesions and stuff. Which is likely where it came from evolutionarily. Nobody wants a debilitating, foreign illness.
@@dominuslogik484 Yeah thats the case. In a lot of videos issueing that topic you see seed capsules of the lotus flower, but this isnt triggering, big wasp, bee and ant hives make me cringe. Also holes in the skin, like the sand flee or this weird ahh toad.
The reason people have Trypophobia is not because people are afraid of the holes themselves, it’s because they are afraid of what might come out of them.
The real reason is that internet hype created a real life phobia due to how viral this kind of stuff went. Researchers have actually studied it and it was a near nonexistent fear up until the internet turned it big. It's a fabricated issue that managed to become a real one. Multiple personality disorder is like this too. Before a number of books and other forms of media brought up the disorder, there were maybe a handful of cases in history and they were likely something else. This doesn't make mpd fake, but the human brain is so wild that a fantasy mental disorder actually impacted the way people think in such a way that the human brain actually CAN shatter into multiple personalities now. The condition is a coping mechanism for trauma so basically the idea was fabricated but once the concept was in the minds of the general public, the brain managed to actually utilize that as a real coping mechanism and now mpd is a real condition.
I'm shocked that phobias for heights, bees, the dark, needles, snakes, tight spaces and clowns aren't on this tier list. Those are some of the most common.
I have arachnophobia. I live in an area with a shit ton of brown recluses, and it feels like 90% of which are in my bathroom right when I'm taking a shit then they scurry past my foot. They're in my walls and I hate that fact
@@Otto505 I hadnt knowingly seen a jumping spider before, but last year I saw a spider and had an inkling that it might be one. I took a closer look at it and sure enough it was one. I chilled out with it and took lots of photos with my phones macro lens. It was smaller than my pinky nail, and I have small hands.
Most spiders I don't like, but my favorites are jumping spiders and tarantulas. They're chill and non-poisonous. Most they can do is give you a bite that just feels like a pinch
ive got wolf spiders and every know and again brown recluses, always keep a fly swatter by the shitter and in reach from the shower cus they always get you when you least expect
Here's a good one , Thalassophobia , you have to be built different to not have at least a bit of it , you'll never catch me swimming alone in a natural body of water where I literally can't see the bottom ( unless I'm 100% sure that I'm the only one chilling there ), I can do it with friends since they distract me from thinking about it , every time I try it I end up envisioning some shark lurking around trying to go after my thick ass
I found out I had a touch of thalassophobia at a beach in Hawaii. During a bright sunny day, I swam way out but the water was so clear and the bottom was so far below, I felt like I was gonna fall, so in a panic, I swam back. Embarrassed, I spent the remainder of the day on the beach angry at myself. When it got dark, I realized I wouldn’t be able to see the bottom any more so I swam out again. When I got out about as far as before I was feeling pretty cozy bobbing there in the dark until I felt from below, a sudden upwelling of colder water, as if something very huge had just swam past beneath me. I swam back to the beach in a bigger panic than before. No more swimming in the deep parts of the ocean for me, they make me feel so very tiny, I’ll splash on the beach and build sandcastles from now on
Seriously tho!!! Whenever I jump off a dock whose supports I can’t see the bottom of I get that weird feeling of vulnerability. Maybe cause humans can’t swim (as well as other animals can) so when we see that a body of water is so deep we feel vulnerable? Terrifying.
the ability to detect someone looking at you is because you can see a bit more than you think you can and if you see something that looks wrong, you will get an uneasy feeling ( i think, i only did a small amount of research on this)
The lack of phobias that make sense is very meta (though I was intrigued by the thought; to me, a fear of heights "makes sense" because I get butterflies in my stomach and weak in the knees when I look down from a great height, but some people are very comfortable with heights, scaling tall ladders, tightrope walking and such, so I shouldn't generalize to all of humanity).
at 4:44 i find it disheartful to not atleast put a trigger warning. this phobia is traumatizing and even mentioning the word "fr*nch" brings back horrible ptsd.
@@StoicStick Trypophobia always reminds me of a piece of meat that insects have laid eggs inside of. Doesn’t bother me, but if there’s an evolutionary reason for it that’s my bet
@@ZeroGDucks there are a surprising amount of phobias that aren't actually fears, instead their so disgusting that they cause the same sort of symptoms as a fear based phobia would
I love how each video tries something slightly different bit by bit. Love the experimentation phase and the videos are definitely improving with each one
bro i am home alone right now and its at night am in the living room and you scared the shit of me when mentioned Autophobia, I aint sleeping tonight cuz of you😭
I think I have a phobia that could be considered reasonable. I have seismophobia, which is the fear of earthquakes. I live in the ring of fire and we do get strong earthquakes from time to time. One day I was just chillin on the top bunk, and an earthquake happened. I was scared shitless because 1. we had glass walls which rattled due to the earthquake 2. I was on an unstable bunkbed 3. I had like 3 book shelves that were up against the bunkbed, and they were unstable to 4. and generally we just had a lot of stuff that would rattle like glass objects and such with all that sudden noise and movement, from that day on I just couldn't, I would get an INSANE adrenaline rush just from someone saying "I think I feel an earthquake." so yeah idk I think earthquakes are generally scary especially with the destruction they can cause.
You talking about Autophobia triggered a low level of it for 30 s for me, for just being in a dark room but not even to dark. I had many time where I was thinking Gollum would be in my room as a kid and would be ready to strangle me, he was just looking at me. Also one time it was the mummy from The Seven Crystal Balls, the ball make you sleep forever and the mummy is gross. Also ET, but for some reason it was in the day time when I was alone in my house, maybe it was because he healed someone with his finger and ET should not come close with his finger👉. Also Trypophobia, is of course the worst one, but maybe needed.
Here are at least some phobia’s I think make sense Trypanophobia (fear of needles) Apeirophobia (fear of infinity) Megalophobia (fear of giant objects) Acrophobia (fear of heights) Thallasophobia (fear of the ocean) Xenophobia (fear of the unknown [original meaning]) Autophobia (fear of being alone) Glossophobia (fear of public speaking) Claustrophobia (fear of tight spaces) Atychiphobia (fear of failure) Enochlophobia (fear of crowds/crowded areas)
Here looking to get dragged over a cheese grater for my fear of heights. Waiting on Part 2, I suppose. Most of your videos could become series, as I've seen it so far. Great content. Also, I think Trypophobia is probably for avoiding funky mushrooms.
i have a phobia (Cynophobia to be exact) and ive got to say the worst thing about phobias is that you KNOW they dont make any sense, but your brain just involuntarily freaks you out, its like the psychological version of an allergic reaction, i also find that my phobia gets better when i drink alcohol and worse when i smoke weed, its also gotten better with time
I can tell you honestly that emetophobia ranks high on the reasonable to cursed phobia list. Reasonable because throwing up is unpleasant to nearly everyone. But cursed because you don't just hate it, you are very terrified of it. Imagine just not eating, even if you starve, because you're afraid the food will not go down and stay there where it belongs. Or being more terrified of airsickness than terrorists or plane crashes. Or needing to take medication that has nausea as a side effect. It's just horrible. And yet you rarely if ever throw up, because I guess you've trained your brain not to make the stomach purge itself every time you feel sick. It's more common than people think.
you forgot the most common ones: claustrophobia, acrophobia, nyctophobia, melissophobia and trypanophobia (respectively: enclosed spaces, heights, the dark, bees and needles)
I literally have genophobia. But what’s featured in this video is genuphobia. Image my utter bewilderment when my section finally arrives and the air is taken out of my lungs by “the fear of knees and kneeling” like dog WHY
Repeated round holes are present in a lot of communicable diseases and infections. My theory is that people with trypophobia also have a high disgust reflex and it trips their infection detector.
stoic i rlly fw ur videos, like so heavy, and this video is 4 months old but im trippen off shrooms for the first time, and how u started that first minute off of the video got me fucked up you gotta lock in 😭😭😭😭😭
Phobia makes sense... i mean u already mentioned: snakes, dogs, heights. As someone who used to be afraid of heights but now climbs, i think fear of heights is under reasonable. You also forgot to include 2 common ones: Claustrophobia and Fear of the dark.
Claustrophobia, the phobia of heights and the phobia of the darkness are the ones that I would say make sense since there are clearly evolutionary reasons on why we should fear these things, at least to some degree. Not like "can't use an elevator" or "can't look at a window from the 7th floor" type of fear but we all have a fear of these things to some degree.
I have philophobia if you don’t know what that is it’s a commitment phobia. Normally when people have commitment issues they tend to have multiple partners. Me I avoid dating altogether. I have way too many fears that associate with intimacy. One of those fears is being in love because love makes you stupid because love makes you do dumb things or even reckless things and that scares the hell out of me. I’m afraid of all the potentially stupid crap I’d be doing like getting married to someone who makes you miserable and takes all your freedom away from you. Nope I’m too much of a modern woman to tolerate a man taking away all my personal freedom.
3:00 No physical that we know about currently and is proven. There is almost certainly a sense perception that we dont fully understand coming into play here.
My sis has a phobia of being eaten and has way too many nightmares where I eat her like I do with small animals. Doesn't she know that she is waay too big to fit in my mouth?
Until this year I thought trypophobia was a meme like 4chan’s finger boxes. Like a fictional fear people pretended to have just to confuse people not in the know. I couldn’t fathom that it was a real phobia.
To my understanding scopophobia and its effect of making someone look for people they cant see may be a result of paranoia and insecurity, it usually occurs in uneasy situations and in those situations looking around to ensure your safety is a basic survival instinct, and if you do that enough the chance that you find someone is looking at you increases, since it would be a more significant memory our brains have a bias towards it when preforming recall, which eschews our perception making it seem supernatural Trypophobia has a pretty simple explanation, holes closely bunched together, in nature usually suggest disease or a hive of sorts which triggers some peoples brains to associate it with danger and fear
thalassophobia is definitely the biggest phobia I have. It's pretty unreasonable for me given that I live hundreds of miles inland and don't travel much
i always assumed trypophobia was due to like bee hives or other insect nests perhaps, wouldnt want to jam your hand down something full of holes when thats what a wasps nest, or some other bug mound would look
If phobias are debilitating then I have a very strange phobia. I genuinely squirm and dissociate from reality when I’m near chain-link/barbed fences. They’re just so… weird Like, what if I’m walking near one and my ear gets caught and ripped off? Or I fall and turn my skin into the same pattern as my plaid shirt?
Death is kind of a weird thing to fear if you really think about it. Realistically death is not the worst thing that could happen to you and it is guaranteed at some point. Fear of the unknown is probably more fitting.
The pepper pig thing is true btw lol. Also there actually some science behind the bald thing. A lot of study have suggested that baldness is caused but high testosterone
My brother has Aichmophobia which is a fear of sharp objects which I think(makes sense) as fear since he has had multiple people try to stab him like myself as we live in London. Metamfiezomaiophobia=fear of mimes is his other fear which is reasonable as it is French like.
The most sensible fear in my eyes is Oneirophobia=fear of dreams or fear of night terrors often associated with PTSD like my father who is ex forces had for years about dead friends & such. My father has Ophidiophobia=fear of snakes as well as he had a big constrictor try to eat him in his sleep in an undisclosed jungle which he only lived because he had a sterling SMG at hand & a big bowie knife. If I have any fear it is a fear of Cachexia as in starvation as I have experienced it at sea for a time & from illness making me unable to keep food down. To waste away till my rib cage was visible with eating & drinking an anguish is among my worse experiences for go without food for a week then you will see what I mean. Not malnutrition as most of the 3rd world has which is awful but starvation. It irritates me when people say they are staring or hungry when they are peckish at best. If not that the 'Loss of Autonomy' by disability or illness is a close 2nd of sensible things to fear! To be unable to walk or hold yourself up by your might is fvcking awful as no matter what you do your body will not comply as it can't. I can see no more sensible fear then the 2 I mentioned if you have ever experienced it then death starts to become a thought in the back of your head that grows louder or you can choose to nothing to conserve energy till something changes. My father being ex forces has gone long stints without-food so he can understand that fear but most have never experienced & people thinking fasting is difficult. They truly have no idea & their false piety infuriates me as they play martyr! Takes a lot to hold hand around those of Abrahamic faith as it is tempting to beat them bloody for their delusion of starvation as an act of piety. Time draws out & the most basic of thoughts become muddled with any activity multiple times more straining. People think I'm a nutter as I always keep dense food stuff on my person in water proof packaging as well a small knife, field dressing, & other miscellaneous object most would think are useless till you really need them. I always carried water in container of some sort but even having biscuits or hard candy on me puts me more at ease as a last result.
Arachnophobia being unreasonable is the biggest joke I have ever seen, Imagine a big hairy creature with 8 legs 4 eyes and 2 fangs and an awkward looking body coming at you, spiders are one the creatures that are horror material in real life
@@StoicStick I know bro, but come on have you ever seen a creature similar to that unorthodox looking creature, I have Arachnophobia by the way, also great video bro keep it up
I used to have fagofobia as a kid. I literally only ate liquid food and had panic attacks every time I swallowed. It was pretty stupid yes but you become so hyperaware of a certain bodily function its fucking hell. Also a lot of people with it experience this perpetual feeling of having something stuck in your throat. I got better but for years I could not eat standing up lol. It obviously drove my parents insane and I don’t blame them …. Anyway my 2c as someone with a very rare and dumb phobia.
No phobia 'makes sense' because the very definition of the word is an 'Irrational fear'. Therefore, if it would make sense to have that fear, it would no longer be irrational
All the things in “dumb phobia” tier are probably made up by some random dudes on Reddit who wanna be different. There is absolutely no reason for humans to ever fear those things, and I don’t think there is even 1 single example of someone actually being scared of long words
Trypophobia has something to do with poisonous amphibian and sea creatures that no longer exist. Those animals pose a far greater threat than other venomous or dangerous animals and should be avoided at all cost which is why it triggers such a big response of fear in people. Fear of spiders and snakes are also products of evolution and they all are normal responses.
When my girlfriend told me at the time we were dating. She has the phobia of holes. I couldn't help but laugh inside because I immediately thought she was afraid of the uterus, urethra, belly button, and anus.
Trypophobia i think also is related to diseases since it can look like diseased skin
yeah the issue with that phobia is that it should be divided between small holes in the skin or just any small holes which at least would remind people of the nests for stinging insects.
Yeah this is 100% why I get triggered by it. I see weird holes like that and instantly think of that being on my body. Just horrible lesions and stuff. Which is likely where it came from evolutionarily. Nobody wants a debilitating, foreign illness.
what about that insect that if you touch it makes holes
@@heychrisfoxpersonally i’m insanely trypophobic and shit is just nasty, no skin fears or whatever it’s just plain yucky
@@dominuslogik484
Yeah thats the case.
In a lot of videos issueing that topic you see seed capsules of the lotus flower, but this isnt triggering, big wasp, bee and ant hives make me cringe. Also holes in the skin, like the sand flee or this weird ahh toad.
The reason people have Trypophobia is not because people are afraid of the holes themselves, it’s because they are afraid of what might come out of them.
The real reason is that internet hype created a real life phobia due to how viral this kind of stuff went. Researchers have actually studied it and it was a near nonexistent fear up until the internet turned it big. It's a fabricated issue that managed to become a real one. Multiple personality disorder is like this too. Before a number of books and other forms of media brought up the disorder, there were maybe a handful of cases in history and they were likely something else. This doesn't make mpd fake, but the human brain is so wild that a fantasy mental disorder actually impacted the way people think in such a way that the human brain actually CAN shatter into multiple personalities now. The condition is a coping mechanism for trauma so basically the idea was fabricated but once the concept was in the minds of the general public, the brain managed to actually utilize that as a real coping mechanism and now mpd is a real condition.
@@ryantannar5301 trypophobia existed before...
@@ryantannar5301 had it before saw anything about it on the internet like for example if i see a wasp nest my skin starts to itch
Maybe the mind associates it with something like a bug nest, or maggots/worms devouring a rotting corpse.
thanks, I hate it.
I'm shocked that phobias for heights, bees, the dark, needles, snakes, tight spaces and clowns aren't on this tier list. Those are some of the most common.
Snakes would easily be in the reasonable category, up there with "fear of lions"
NOT THE NEEDYPHOBIA
(Ok that was a bad joke)
@@GastropodGaming2006fear of lions is unreasonable
Don’t forget insectophobia-
@@someonehavinganidentitycrisis Fear of one of the few natural predators Humans have is 100% reasonable
I have arachnophobia. I live in an area with a shit ton of brown recluses, and it feels like 90% of which are in my bathroom right when I'm taking a shit then they scurry past my foot. They're in my walls and I hate that fact
Jumping spiders are the only spiders that I find cute however, they're chill asf
@@Otto505 I hadnt knowingly seen a jumping spider before, but last year I saw a spider and had an inkling that it might be one. I took a closer look at it and sure enough it was one. I chilled out with it and took lots of photos with my phones macro lens. It was smaller than my pinky nail, and I have small hands.
Brown recluses are terrifying. Doesn’t help that they look like a normal house spider either.
Most spiders I don't like, but my favorites are jumping spiders and tarantulas. They're chill and non-poisonous. Most they can do is give you a bite that just feels like a pinch
ive got wolf spiders and every know and again brown recluses, always keep a fly swatter by the shitter and in reach from the shower cus they always get you when you least expect
The image of the hand with all the holes was up on the screen for WAAAAAAAAAY too long .💀💀💀
I Had to Look away 😂
sometimes i dream about cheese
just like me fr
Hello Gordon Freeman.
Do youtube commenters dream of eternap cheese
don't we all? cheese is the best
most of it is daydreaming tho 🤤
Here's a good one , Thalassophobia , you have to be built different to not have at least a bit of it , you'll never catch me swimming alone in a natural body of water where I literally can't see the bottom ( unless I'm 100% sure that I'm the only one chilling there ), I can do it with friends since they distract me from thinking about it , every time I try it I end up envisioning some shark lurking around trying to go after my thick ass
I found out I had a touch of thalassophobia at a beach in Hawaii. During a bright sunny day, I swam way out but the water was so clear and the bottom was so far below, I felt like I was gonna fall, so in a panic, I swam back. Embarrassed, I spent the remainder of the day on the beach angry at myself. When it got dark, I realized I wouldn’t be able to see the bottom any more so I swam out again. When I got out about as far as before I was feeling pretty cozy bobbing there in the dark until I felt from below, a sudden upwelling of colder water, as if something very huge had just swam past beneath me. I swam back to the beach in a bigger panic than before.
No more swimming in the deep parts of the ocean for me, they make me feel so very tiny, I’ll splash on the beach and build sandcastles from now on
I doubt anyone is scared of water..
@@icecube-n2d Rabies : "wanna break from the ads ? "
Seriously tho!!! Whenever I jump off a dock whose supports I can’t see the bottom of I get that weird feeling of vulnerability. Maybe cause humans can’t swim (as well as other animals can) so when we see that a body of water is so deep we feel vulnerable? Terrifying.
I love pools, but I'm even scared to swim in deeper areas of a pool, even if I can see the ground, especially if there are drains or similar things,
fear of awkward video outros
Its a good litmus to see who watched the outro atleast lol
@@StoicStick lol yeah I agree....................................... bye
Corporate needs you to find the difference between these
"Phobias That Make Sanse" "Reasonable Phobias"
Me: They're the same thing
the ability to detect someone looking at you is because you can see a bit more than you think you can and if you see something that looks wrong, you will get an uneasy feeling ( i think, i only did a small amount of research on this)
5:30 Wasp nests, that's it.
You see bunch of holes in close proximity, which can be a wasp nest, so you stay away.
The fear of bad breath makes sense if you are a cavemen that barely escaped an dangerous animal, while his rotten mouth was breathing down your neck
you forgot homophobia
I have that one
@@Idiedfromcheesesandwich based
@@Idiedfromcheesesandwich fear of gay people yeah they creepy af
@@SomeRandomVergilFanboylook who says it
It would go in reasonable phobias section
The lack of phobias that make sense is very meta (though I was intrigued by the thought; to me, a fear of heights "makes sense" because I get butterflies in my stomach and weak in the knees when I look down from a great height, but some people are very comfortable with heights, scaling tall ladders, tightrope walking and such, so I shouldn't generalize to all of humanity).
at 4:44 i find it disheartful to not atleast put a trigger warning. this phobia is traumatizing and even mentioning the word "fr*nch" brings back horrible ptsd.
5:36 ever seen maggots eating a corpse?
Youre right it kinda does look like maggots
@@StoicStick Trypophobia always reminds me of a piece of meat that insects have laid eggs inside of.
Doesn’t bother me, but if there’s an evolutionary reason for it that’s my bet
I always associated that with disgust, and not fear 😅
@@ZeroGDucks there are a surprising amount of phobias that aren't actually fears, instead their so disgusting that they cause the same sort of symptoms as a fear based phobia would
hippopottomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is one of my favorite words, that's for sure
You spelled it wrong btw
But same
Pnuminoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Trypophobia could be some evolutionary response to diseases
My theory for tryphoboia or whatever was from our ancestors to stop us from going near bees nests
2:34 those eyes in the wardrobe triggered my scopophobia, so thanks for that
Why are bald ppl actually scary tho 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 frfr
???
As a french i have to say that you should very much be afraid of us because we are coming for you
Panophobia is the fear of everything, not just pans.
Yea I know, I wanted to see if I could sneak it past and if people would just believe me at face value
thank you for clarification,
@@StoicStick fucking brilliant mate lmao 😂
I love how each video tries something slightly different bit by bit. Love the experimentation phase and the videos are definitely improving with each one
As a bald person, I sleep well knowing people fear me.
As for Trytophobia my gut reaction is it looks like maggots or some kind of egg cluster ready to burst open like a vial disease
Insects create burrows for their larvae that would be feeding grounds, likely harboring disease. Best to avoid those strange, concentrated holes.
bro i am home alone right now and its at night am in the living room and you scared the shit of me when mentioned Autophobia, I aint sleeping tonight cuz of you😭
Really buddy
I think I have a phobia that could be considered reasonable.
I have seismophobia, which is the fear of earthquakes. I live in the ring of fire and we do get strong earthquakes from time to time. One day I was just chillin on the top bunk, and an earthquake happened. I was scared shitless because
1. we had glass walls which rattled due to the earthquake
2. I was on an unstable bunkbed
3. I had like 3 book shelves that were up against the bunkbed, and they were unstable to
4. and generally we just had a lot of stuff that would rattle like glass objects and such
with all that sudden noise and movement, from that day on I just couldn't, I would get an INSANE adrenaline rush just from someone saying "I think I feel an earthquake."
so yeah idk I think earthquakes are generally scary especially with the destruction they can cause.
just move
@@SuperTurtle0 I remember during the earthquake that gave me this phobia my legs were shaking super bad and I could barley even speak lol
This is definitely a reasonable phobia
You talking about Autophobia triggered a low level of it for 30 s for me, for just being in a dark room but not even to dark.
I had many time where I was thinking Gollum would be in my room as a kid and would be ready to strangle me, he was just looking at me.
Also one time it was the mummy from The Seven Crystal Balls, the ball make you sleep forever and the mummy is gross.
Also ET, but for some reason it was in the day time when I was alone in my house, maybe it was because he healed someone with his finger and ET should not come close with his finger👉.
Also Trypophobia, is of course the worst one, but maybe needed.
That callout to the AZERTY keyboard hurt me deep in my soul and I'm not even french.
You are literally the best satire channel on RUclips
The moment you talked about francophobia I immediately jet propelled myself into the ceiling.
Average Virgin Cringe Brainless Fatherless Anti France Troll Fanboy taking Copium over here ⬆️
Here are at least some phobia’s I think make sense
Trypanophobia (fear of needles)
Apeirophobia (fear of infinity)
Megalophobia (fear of giant objects)
Acrophobia (fear of heights)
Thallasophobia (fear of the ocean)
Xenophobia (fear of the unknown [original meaning])
Autophobia (fear of being alone)
Glossophobia (fear of public speaking)
Claustrophobia (fear of tight spaces)
Atychiphobia (fear of failure)
Enochlophobia (fear of crowds/crowded areas)
One question
If you feel itchy when you see a bunch of geometrical figures together (like the hand in the video) is considered having trypophobia
fun fact about peladophobia: "pelado" is used on rioplatense countries as a slur/joke to bald people
I don’t like the order in which you put the tiers but I like the tiers themselves
Here looking to get dragged over a cheese grater for my fear of heights.
Waiting on Part 2, I suppose. Most of your videos could become series, as I've seen it so far. Great content.
Also, I think Trypophobia is probably for avoiding funky mushrooms.
i have a phobia (Cynophobia to be exact) and ive got to say the worst thing about phobias is that you KNOW they dont make any sense, but your brain just involuntarily freaks you out, its like the psychological version of an allergic reaction, i also find that my phobia gets better when i drink alcohol and worse when i smoke weed, its also gotten better with time
I can tell you honestly that emetophobia ranks high on the reasonable to cursed phobia list. Reasonable because throwing up is unpleasant to nearly everyone. But cursed because you don't just hate it, you are very terrified of it. Imagine just not eating, even if you starve, because you're afraid the food will not go down and stay there where it belongs. Or being more terrified of airsickness than terrorists or plane crashes. Or needing to take medication that has nausea as a side effect. It's just horrible. And yet you rarely if ever throw up, because I guess you've trained your brain not to make the stomach purge itself every time you feel sick. It's more common than people think.
you forgot the most common ones: claustrophobia, acrophobia, nyctophobia, melissophobia and trypanophobia (respectively: enclosed spaces, heights, the dark, bees and needles)
Great video, keep up the consistency/improvement and you'll get that play button in no time :)
Anatidaephobia is one you forgot which is the fear that you might be looked at by a duck
I literally have genophobia. But what’s featured in this video is genuphobia. Image my utter bewilderment when my section finally arrives and the air is taken out of my lungs by “the fear of knees and kneeling” like dog WHY
I'm an Australian who has a big arachnophobia, and I'm one that lived in rural Australia so they were everywhere
Thanataphobia can be mentally crippling.
Repeated round holes are present in a lot of communicable diseases and infections. My theory is that people with trypophobia also have a high disgust reflex and it trips their infection detector.
Also, maggot infested meat and maybe bee hives
I have some strange fears, namely the fear of wet paper and fear of stickers
I saw the episode before it got banned
stoic i rlly fw ur videos, like so heavy, and this video is 4 months old but im trippen off shrooms for the first time, and how u started that first minute off of the video got me fucked up you gotta lock in 😭😭😭😭😭
Phobia makes sense... i mean u already mentioned: snakes, dogs, heights.
As someone who used to be afraid of heights but now climbs, i think fear of heights is under reasonable.
You also forgot to include 2 common ones: Claustrophobia and Fear of the dark.
Wild animals can tell pretty easily when you look at them, even if it's done with binoculars or a scope.
Claustrophobia, the phobia of heights and the phobia of the darkness are the ones that I would say make sense since there are clearly evolutionary reasons on why we should fear these things, at least to some degree.
Not like "can't use an elevator" or "can't look at a window from the 7th floor" type of fear but we all have a fear of these things to some degree.
I have philophobia if you don’t know what that is it’s a commitment phobia. Normally when people have commitment issues they tend to have multiple partners. Me I avoid dating altogether. I have way too many fears that associate with intimacy. One of those fears is being in love because love makes you stupid because love makes you do dumb things or even reckless things and that scares the hell out of me. I’m afraid of all the potentially stupid crap I’d be doing like getting married to someone who makes you miserable and takes all your freedom away from you. Nope I’m too much of a modern woman to tolerate a man taking away all my personal freedom.
3:00 No physical that we know about currently and is proven. There is almost certainly a sense perception that we dont fully understand coming into play here.
My sis has a phobia of being eaten and has way too many nightmares where I eat her like I do with small animals. Doesn't she know that she is waay too big to fit in my mouth?
My mother once beat me with a pan when i was eleven... the fear is real
I think a phobia that makes sense would be fear of bombs lol
Until this year I thought trypophobia was a meme like 4chan’s finger boxes. Like a fictional fear people pretended to have just to confuse people not in the know. I couldn’t fathom that it was a real phobia.
For many people it reminds them of something rotting with maggots in it, a lot of times it’s more of a disgust than fear
As an Australian with arachnophobia, I can confidently say, I do exist and am not a paid actor.
Fear of swallowing is terrifying. And is also commonly related with rabies
Scp “and then it decided to be an angry spider 😭
To my understanding scopophobia and its effect of making someone look for people they cant see may be a result of paranoia and insecurity, it usually occurs in uneasy situations and in those situations looking around to ensure your safety is a basic survival instinct, and if you do that enough the chance that you find someone is looking at you increases, since it would be a more significant memory our brains have a bias towards it when preforming recall, which eschews our perception making it seem supernatural
Trypophobia has a pretty simple explanation, holes closely bunched together, in nature usually suggest disease or a hive of sorts which triggers some peoples brains to associate it with danger and fear
As a kid, I was afraid of bald people, because they were all angry all the time. Now, as an adult I understand why😂
That fucking Iphone alarm at the beginning activated my fight or flight
that one kid with chemotherapy :(
thalassophobia is definitely the biggest phobia I have. It's pretty unreasonable for me given that I live hundreds of miles inland and don't travel much
i always assumed trypophobia was due to like bee hives or other insect nests perhaps, wouldnt want to jam your hand down something full of holes when thats what a wasps nest, or some other bug mound would look
Or, or, hear me out, war.
If phobias are debilitating then I have a very strange phobia. I genuinely squirm and dissociate from reality when I’m near chain-link/barbed fences. They’re just so… weird
Like, what if I’m walking near one and my ear gets caught and ripped off? Or I fall and turn my skin into the same pattern as my plaid shirt?
taking french classes gave me francophobia
I had scopophobia and my experience with it was not the best
Death would probably fit in in the “Reasonable Phobias” category
Thanatophobia is its official name.
Death is kind of a weird thing to fear if you really think about it. Realistically death is not the worst thing that could happen to you and it is guaranteed at some point.
Fear of the unknown is probably more fitting.
@@Quick15 Everything you said applies to taxes, yet I still hate those.
@@HungryWarden I don't want to die but thats still no reason to fear it. Same applies to taxes.
@@Quick15 I still dislike taxes.
The pepper pig thing is true btw lol. Also there actually some science behind the bald thing. A lot of study have suggested that baldness is caused but high testosterone
1:26 I have a more widespread and more severe version called Entemophobia. A severe fear of all insects, and I have a VERY severe version.
i got bitten by a brown recluse spider and could not bend my leg for 3 months, does this change the arachnophobia rating for me?
My brother has Aichmophobia which is a fear of sharp objects which I think(makes sense) as fear since he has had multiple people try to stab him like myself as we live in London.
Metamfiezomaiophobia=fear of mimes is his other fear which is reasonable as it is French like.
The most sensible fear in my eyes is Oneirophobia=fear of dreams or fear of night terrors often associated with PTSD like my father who is ex forces had for years about dead friends & such.
My father has Ophidiophobia=fear of snakes as well as he had a big constrictor try to eat him in his sleep in an undisclosed jungle which he only lived because he had a sterling SMG at hand & a big bowie knife.
If I have any fear it is a fear of Cachexia as in starvation as I have experienced it at sea for a time & from illness making me unable to keep food down.
To waste away till my rib cage was visible with eating & drinking an anguish is among my worse experiences for go without food for a week then you will see what I mean.
Not malnutrition as most of the 3rd world has which is awful but starvation.
It irritates me when people say they are staring or hungry when they are peckish at best.
If not that the 'Loss of Autonomy' by disability or illness is a close 2nd of sensible things to fear!
To be unable to walk or hold yourself up by your might is fvcking awful as no matter what you do your body will not comply as it can't.
I can see no more sensible fear then the 2 I mentioned if you have ever experienced it then death starts to become a thought in the back of your head that grows louder or you can choose to nothing to conserve energy till something changes.
My father being ex forces has gone long stints without-food so he can understand that fear but most have never experienced & people thinking fasting is difficult.
They truly have no idea & their false piety infuriates me as they play martyr!
Takes a lot to hold hand around those of Abrahamic faith as it is tempting to beat them bloody for their delusion of starvation as an act of piety.
Time draws out & the most basic of thoughts become muddled with any activity multiple times more straining.
People think I'm a nutter as I always keep dense food stuff on my person in water proof packaging as well a small knife, field dressing, & other miscellaneous object most would think are useless till you really need them.
I always carried water in container of some sort but even having biscuits or hard candy on me puts me more at ease as a last result.
Absolutely amazing video ❤
Fear of kneeling? I mean, as a person who is MEGA uncomfortable with working on my knees, I simply opt to use a different posture, like lying down.
Arachnophobia being unreasonable is the biggest joke I have ever seen, Imagine a big hairy creature with 8 legs 4 eyes and 2 fangs and an awkward looking body coming at you, spiders are one the creatures that are horror material in real life
Nah most spiders are bros, they take care of pests like wasps and mosquitos and flies while trying to leave humans alone
My Tarantula is offended. She's a questionably sentient rock and a delight
@@StoicStick
I know bro, but come on have you ever seen a creature similar to that unorthodox looking creature, I have Arachnophobia by the way, also great video bro keep it up
Trepophobia or something is to avoid paresites
You misspelled small as big.
Instant 10/10 video when you put arachnophobia in unreasonable tier…
No I’m not biased at all why would you say that??
I never felt like im being watched, but if i did, i'd do the most disgusting stuff just to scare the thing watching me away.
Can you do a video about dycinian dye and tell me I’m crazy
how'd you know i was on the prowl?
Arachnophobia reasonable considering how spiders look it’s like I know you’re good but like why do you need to look like that
I used to have fagofobia as a kid. I literally only ate liquid food and had panic attacks every time I swallowed. It was pretty stupid yes but you become so hyperaware of a certain bodily function its fucking hell. Also a lot of people with it experience this perpetual feeling of having something stuck in your throat. I got better but for years I could not eat standing up lol. It obviously drove my parents insane and I don’t blame them …. Anyway my 2c as someone with a very rare and dumb phobia.
0.01s of showing that incredibly cursed hand was too long for me. I had to watch the remaining of the video on audio.
Tryptophobia makes sense for avoiding disease
I suffer from severe arachno philia
Thalassophobia is a reasonable fear deep water is scary.
Francophobia is the the only truly reasonable phobia. Those french are always up to something -.-
:P
i have an irrational fear of automatic toilets :(
the fear of fear
No phobia 'makes sense' because the very definition of the word is an 'Irrational fear'. Therefore, if it would make sense to have that fear, it would no longer be irrational
I don't know why people can't understand why trypophobia exists, has nobody heard of wasp nests
All the things in “dumb phobia” tier are probably made up by some random dudes on Reddit who wanna be different. There is absolutely no reason for humans to ever fear those things, and I don’t think there is even 1 single example of someone actually being scared of long words
This video is ofensive to bald people. Spider bites can be really painfull, this should be put on reasonable phobias.
Trypophobia has something to do with poisonous amphibian and sea creatures that no longer exist. Those animals pose a far greater threat than other venomous or dangerous animals and should be avoided at all cost which is why it triggers such a big response of fear in people. Fear of spiders and snakes are also products of evolution and they all are normal responses.
I used to have a phobia for balloons when I was a child
I tought the last one in "Dumb Phobias" was mewphobia..
When my girlfriend told me at the time we were dating. She has the phobia of holes. I couldn't help but laugh inside because I immediately thought she was afraid of the uterus, urethra, belly button, and anus.
I feel like a phobia that makes sense would be