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Comment on 30+ and still get pimples! by funny picture

funny picture — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 05:54:46 +0000

Lol cheesy but still made me laugh

Comment on Catoptrophobia by Lawrence

Lawrence — Tue, 12 Feb 2013 23:27:34 +0000

Researched phobias today randomly and was so happy to discover this one existed. I’ve been dealing with catoprophobia ever since I’ve had repeating dreams of my image changing in front of me a reaching out to grab me. Also I’ve always been scared of seeing an individual that wasn’t there before or in the same room. I one time hauled off and hit my sister because she quietly walked in behind me when i was brushing my teeth in the mirror. Still deal with it today, but at least now i know im not the only one.

Comment on Catoptrophobia by justsid

justsid — Thu, 17 Jan 2013 17:12:17 +0000

Most of the fear of mirrors are due to a superstition. Perhaps the best answer is to use a superstition to combat it. They say if you make a line of salt beneath a portal evil can not enter though that portal. Perhaps it would be prudent to put a small shelf beneath your mirror and add a line of salt on it to block evil from coming through the portal.

Comment on Think of religion as a movie… by mili almizaan

mili almizaan — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 03:40:54 +0000

Almizaan
Yes Islam is the best theoretically, but in practice as in all religions has to liberalize.
Mormon gross Fanfiction in the 19th century is irrational rubbish

Comment on Today’s insanity: night terrors and sleep paralysis by Daphne W.

Daphne W. — Mon, 07 May 2012 04:34:57 +0000

I have sleep terrors every night and I am scared of sleeping .I am 20 years old. I wake up every night at 4 am screaming and crying. I have dreams within dreams so sometimes when I die in a dream I don’t wake up, I am just dead in the outer dream. My father has night terrors until today, and I might be suffering from depression. My dad has traces of schizophrenia and bipolarity. I have constant suicidal thoughts of throwing myself from my 48th floor balcony right before I go to dead. I am the happiest when I wake up because I won’t have to sleep anymore. I had count on my hand the times a hand a good dream since I was a little. Do I have a mental disorder? What should I do?

Comment on Belgariad author David Eddings passes away by C.B.

C.B. — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:58:52 +0000

I Loved his books. He will be missed tremendously! As his wife/collaborator, Leigh was and still is.

Comment on Catoptrophobia by Nikhil Sahoo

Nikhil Sahoo — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 01:48:35 +0000

I’m catoptrophobic, but I’m pretty cool with it (I got my little routine of running from the bathroom mirror as soon as I’m done brushing my teeth every night, and routine makes the world go ’round). Also, I really liked the description, because that’s totally how I feel. But anyways, I do have a story of seeing something in a mirror that wasn’t there, though it is completely unrelated to my fear. So, once I was about to take a shower and I was, obviously, shirtless. I glanced into the mirror, then sensing something odd, went back for a longer look. I was bleeding from my chest. Of course, you can see where this is going by now. I wasn’t. But I was bleeding in the mirror.

On a totally different note, is there a word for the fear of bathrooms?

Comment on Catoptrophobia by CaptainWunderPhuck

CaptainWunderPhuck — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 04:35:23 +0000

I honestly thought that this was such an irrational phobia, that i hated to tell people it and admit to people that they needed to move or cover mirrors.
Once i went to my friends house and when i got up and when to the living room her dad was there watching a show about phobias and laughing about phobias of sharks. Then i said i had catoptrophobia or the fear of mirrors. He laughed at me. It makes me feel uneasy around mirrors
i cant have my back turned to them which sucks because i have a huge one in my bathroom that i cant get rid of because its built into the wall. I cant look into them because im afraid that i will see something that is not otherwise supposed to be there. I feel like the reflections in the mirrors are just imitating us and could stop, which freaks me out. Most of the time i have extreme break-downs where i get really sweaty and my pulse increases. I cant stand mirrors, but im fine with windows as a reflective surface and im okay when there are many people around me (this contributes to my Autophobia-fear of being alone)
I also have irrational paranoia.
If you have the fear of mirrors. Never watch the movie MIRRORS. I dont know how many times i screamed and cried during it after watching 5 minutes of it i quit O_O

Comment on Catoptrophobia by Alexandra W.

Alexandra W. — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 04:34:45 +0000

DUDE! Your so mean! Why did you put that picture up there? I all most fell out of my chair when I saw that!

I am, or was (kind of still), afraid of mirrors. Only when I turn my back though. I didn’t used to be afraid until I stared watching movies and videos about demented mirrors and such. Now though, if there’s a mirror I kind of start talking out loud and it calms me.

You know, to get here I had to cover up the pictures that came up on the Google search… maybe I am still affected.

Comment on Think of religion as a movie… by someone

someone — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:27:00 +0000

Don’t forget, amongst the Christians, the Catholics embraced the expanded universe, whereas the Protestants denounced it as noncanonical.