I have a terrible fear of toilet paper, so i tend to go through a crapload of socks when im at work or with friends.

its either ur mind is blocking ur memory because of a trauma u expiernced ..................................


OR


i do believe that in ur future memory is sending a past memory to watch out from a certain type of color may cause something to u , u know


just an opinion

Originally posted by LargeFries
I think everyone has one or more things that creep them out, things that they have no control over.

Mine is flightless waterfowl and people who stare blankly at you.

Being a person who's been ridiculously desensitized by horror movies and such (I made it through Slaughtered Vomit Dolls, its sequel ReGOREgitated Sacrifice, and the website Best Gore with only some wincing and a sudden realization of my own mortality), so I find this especially strange, but... I can't watch old cartoons, where the characters slink around like they're in slow motion. Especially ones with talking cats. One time, in a class at university, we had to analyze an old car commercial that used that German-esque animation, and it's a wonder I didn't spend the period hiding under the desk. And then there's shows like Fraggle Rock. I used to watch them when I didn't know any better, but now they make me uneasy... and *shiver* just talking about it.

Seems like there are a lot of people out there with similar issues .... Maybe it is Karma from a previous life? If you could find the right person that you could trust, I would suggest Past Life Regression to heal the situation. This needs an experienced practitioner to help you resolve the issue.

Love & Light

Oh God...ROACHES... yes, pretty invasive and annoying... which makes the palmetto bug our friend actually.... until the bastards start flying around the room charging you. I find they don't want to come inside near as much as the other little bastards do.

Originally posted by CLPrime
Being a person who's been ridiculously desensitized by horror movies and such (I made it through Slaughtered Vomit Dolls, its sequel ReGOREgitated Sacrifice, and the website Best Gore with only some wincing and a sudden realization of my own mortality), so I find this especially strange, but... I can't watch old cartoons, where the characters slink around like they're in slow motion. Especially ones with talking cats. One time, in a class at university, we had to analyze an old car commercial that used that German-esque animation, and it's a wonder I didn't spend the period hiding under the desk. And then there's shows like Fraggle Rock. I used to watch them when I didn't know any better, but now they make me uneasy... and *shiver* just talking about it.

*swings head and dances around like an imbecile*

DOWN IN FRAGGLE ROCK!!

(down in fraggle rock)

That out to set you up good for today if your mind is like mine and plays terrible music like skipping records.

...wow, what a sick bunch, jk (mostly)...

...i dont think i have any irrational fears... uhmm, lemme check.... lalalala... uh, no... no irrational fears... there are things that make me a little anxious but i have good excuses for those...

...1... kids riding in the back of pickup trucks - fortuneately thats illegal in most states nowadays... was the only witness to a rollover... 4 adults, 7 kids who were riding in the bed... no one survived...

...2... icy bridges - went around and around on one over a 300' drop and, no, i didnt wet my panties... that was spilled coffee...

...3... tornados, especially the ones that come at night...

...4... crazy people with guns...



...oh, wait, i do have an irrational fear - voodoo dolls...

My weirder ones are:

Hanging my arms or legs outside of the bed when I am asleep. Not in case they get grabbed but in case the ceiling forgets it's a ceiling, changes density and what ever is in the attic falls through and snaps my limbs.

I also worry the skin on my heels gets too thin and my bones burst out of them.

I wear earplugs every night to stop spiders from getting into my ears when I am asleep.

I also pull the duvet over my neck to make sure no vampires can get in there.

I cant stand to put a lollipop stick in my mouth - it makes me vomit.

I also hate touching cardboard. For some reason it almost makes my teeth squeak.

My palms sweat and i get shooting pains through my feet if I see anyone in a film high in the air. I was sweating for cliffhanger.

I also cant stand the noise of indoor swimming pools. The sound drowns me....I have to get out. It's claustrophobic.

Antique furniture. I always avoid antique stores. The combination of that musky smell and knowing others who've long since passed used those items. Forget about it. I think they retain the spirit of their past owners.

Visiting elderly relatives and museums is a white knuckle experience. Opening the drawer of an old empty dresser would require heavy sedation. The more ornate the scarier. That must explain why my home and office is all Scandanavian design , modern and mostly metal or teak.

Antique cars = no problem.

I thought I was weird until Ilearned Billy Bob Thorton (actor) has similar fear. He can't eat around old furniture.

For me it would be looking in the mirror or walking past a mirror in the complete dark...you know, the whole childhood Blood Mary, Bloody Mary thing. I guess that stuck with me. Along those lines would be looking at your reflection when the mirror is all steamed up.

Have you ever been in a Dialysis Lab? Those poor people. That gives me the serious shivers on a number of different levels.

What you have written in the OP makes me wonder if perhaps there is a subconscious memory that that color reminds you of... Perhaps something scared you when you were little that was that color and now it creeps you out when ever you see it?

Hmm, as for me...The thing that creeps me out comes from a memory that I am well aware of. Memories, really. With out going into detail, because of these memories, I hate sleep. I hate going to sleep. I am known for being up all night quite a bit. So yeah, that is the one thing that creeps me out every time I have to come across it. Sleep.