What phobias do you have?

I doubt that anyone with that fear will be reading this post BumbleBeeBoogie.

Uh, the term is ailurophobia, not felinephobia.

There have long been online ones, maybe he just wanted to move it to hardcopy.

Here's one: http://www.phobialist.com/

I'd say a touch of sociophobia and agoraphobia. I don't fear people in general, although today's society scares me, it's just people I don't know, especially in crowded places. I might add papaphobia and Politicophobia as well. I didn't notice Fratpartyophobia on the list, but I could add that too. One thing I don't suffer from is Coulrophobia.

Apeirophobia- Fear of infinity - I am afraid I will never recover from this fear. NEVER??? AAAAAHHHH!!!!!

Fear of 18th century French literature. I doubt this phobia has ever been classified or named, because I've never met anyone else who has it.

These days I can solve the problem by avoiding it altogether, although I have upon occasion frozen in book stores, suddenly realizing that I was in that section. However, when I was in high school I was a page in our town library, and one day they assigned me this section as one of my areas of responsibility. There was nothing I could do but make an excuse and quit the job. It was really humiliating.

I haven't made much progress with this phobia either, because even the proximity of such books is still absolutely terrifying to me. Because my phobia is so rare and so specific, I have sought in vain all of my life for support groups.

Nick,

Very funny!

I am afraid of heights (acrophobia), and am pretty sure I'd suffer from a bad case of phallophobia if I ever got thrown in jail.

Heights- Acrophobia and Flying- Aviophobia. But I fly and climb mountains when I have to.

I forgot acrophobia on my list. Heights give me bad vertigo. Strangely enough, I have no trouble flying, or being high up in an enclosed space. Weird..

I have no fear of parasailing and mountain climbing nor dangling dangerously over a 300 foot ravine. Come with me Cav! I will help you conquer your fear!

I am at peace with my fears, Nick, but thanks for the invite. I'll tell you what...you and your buds go do that, and I'll bring the picnic.

Now regular sailing I like. Got banned as a kid from the summer camp sailing docks for taking out a boat in a storm and turtling it, losing the centerboard. They sent out counsellors in motorboats to 'rescue' us. We all got in, and then dived out halfway to shore. Heh heh...

I suffer from bitchyfobia. You know those girls with fingernails of at least say two or three centimeters in length?
Just imagine one of those hands grabbing your balls...just so wrong.

In addition to that I used to suffer from Monophobia- Fear of solitude or being alone and I guess still suffering from Claustrophobia - yeah I love the classics.

I never realized that I had a fear of bitches with long fingernails until thehamster brought it to my attention. Eeeek! I will ner get naked in front of bitches again!

Nick, once you stop scouting your dates at kennels, it shouldn't be a problem.

Yeah Nick, cav's right.
You seem to suffer from Social Phobia- Fear of being evaluated negatively in social situations.
Just get out there, say hi to a cute girl with characters and let the balls go dangle-dangle - or invite her for dinner first so you get to know her a little better, if you wish.

Spiders... or anything with extra legs like a spider... like a crab.

Well, nobody likes crabs, but crab, the edible variety, is quite good. I do have to ask why you think that the legs on these creatures are "extra"? Maybe they need them. Where do we draw the line? Are you a bipedal bigot? Two legs for us humans, four legs on our furry friends, six legs on most insects, eight legs on the arachnids. What is the right number of legs? I will assume you draw the line at six legs, and anything over that is considered "extra".