I’m scared of heights but that’s not the problem I actually want to jump off but it’s not to commit suicide or anything like that, you just fancy jumping off.
Off Topic Spiders and phobias
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That's the para in you , you must have been one in a previous life
Tell you what, size of some of the spiders we've had at ours over the summer, I'm surprised I haven't heard them knock on to be in.
That's the para in you , you must have been one in a previous life
Yeah he's wired up wrong.
Why jump out of a perfectly good aircraft when you can yomp to a battle like a proper man like the marines ?
YOU CAN ONLY BE A MARINE IF YOUR SCARED OF HEIGHTSYeah he's wired up wrong.
Why jump out of a perfectly good aircraft when you can yomp to a battle like a proper man like the marines ?
No need to shout
Aren't paras scared of water and need arm bands as well as not being very fit, ?
Do marines ever jump from aircraft? The reason I ask is in Malta our barracks were near the Marine Commando barracks and they had a part of an aircraft fuselage which I assumed they used in training?
as far as im aware a rope off a helicopter but normally landing. we have paras for airlifts and special boat Squadron
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Yeah I’d go spare. I’d have to leave. If I touch it I freeze!!! I understand it makes zero sense. I understand it’s soft and fluffy. But Christ my head does not help me!!!
not really worried about spiders unless they are as big as this
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Bees is my fear, being in the same room as one.
I’m a nurse so anything medical doesn’t scare me. When my kids were little it was always me not their dad (wimp, lol) who got called to remove spiders, bees wasps etc that got into their rooms. Heights, swing bridges, cliffs mountain overlooks all good, and as I live in North Carolina so snakes, poisonous spiders are dealt with fine, but I do suffer from lepidopterphobia and coulrophobia! (Moths/butterflies and clowns.)
My sons girlfriend is terrified of E.T.
Telling me was a mistake though....i printed this out.....
Cut round it, and stuck it on his bedroom window (we live in a bungalow).
I waited till he went in the shower, then tapped on the window knowing she would open the blinds. I can still hear the scream now....
Telling me was a mistake though....i printed this out.....
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Cut round it, and stuck it on his bedroom window (we live in a bungalow).
I waited till he went in the shower, then tapped on the window knowing she would open the blinds. I can still hear the scream now....
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I've already fessed up to fear of heights, but that isn't the fear that has had the biggest effect on my life.
Needles, meaning syringe needles. As a result of having an abscessed tooth extracted under local anaesthesia when I was about 8.
This was back when the dentist had reusable syringes, and this one seemed pretty blunt!
I had injections either side of the inflamed gum, into the cheek and into the roof of my mouth (which felt like it was going to come out of the top of my head).
Needles, meaning syringe needles. As a result of having an abscessed tooth extracted under local anaesthesia when I was about 8.
This was back when the dentist had reusable syringes, and this one seemed pretty blunt!
I had injections either side of the inflamed gum, into the cheek and into the roof of my mouth (which felt like it was going to come out of the top of my head).
Needles for me as well, school decided to show a video of dug addicts and what can go wrong when they are injecting and they twitch... Ruined me for life regarding needles
Thailand health minister is in the same boat mate watch it right through its a howler
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I'm a bit like that with general anaesthetic.
Hated the gas and mask as a kid at the dentists. And I smashed me jaw in twice, once in Devon on holiday and again a couple years later in Shields.
Feel like shìt after it, sick as a dog.
Arl inside your mouth and chin sewn up doesn't help either
although a needle now which doesn't bother me muchIt's probably that old experience and a fear of not being in control/put to sleep.
I turned down havin me tonsils out cos of it, which turns out I was misdiagnosed anyway and didn't need them out
I remember my dentist saying to me when I was in my early twenties that of all his child patients I was the one top of the list he thought that would stop coming. He used to have to get another dentist to hold me down whilst avoiding fists and feet
But although uncomfortable especially at the front of your mouth I'll take a local needle anyday over general, especially gas lol.