I have only read up to page 20, but I have to add my fears and phobias as I see a lot of similar things on here that I have.
Seems like this topic should be phobias and OCD's
I used to do the bumping or rather hurting one side of me if I bump or hurt the other side just so things would be even. I did that as a kid but have since pretty much outgrown it. I do straighten things out on shelves a lot, messy shelves are a issue for me, I now work at
Wal-mart in the grocery section, lord, let me tell you about the can good aisle~! I also count a lot number of silverware as I take it out of the dishwasher, etc. Hubby said he used to count his steps from the bedroom to the kitchen, every morning.
I have a fear of spiders and earwigs, enough so that I cannot go to bed without earplugs for fear the earwigs will crawl into my ears! I also cannot sleep with my feet uncovered, (because my mom would tickle my feet to wake me up when I was a kid- I do not like my feet touched.) or arms or feet over the beds edge.
I have a fear of flying, but can do it. I have a fear of being away from a bathroom, due to my IBS symptoms, so that I do not even like to eat out. Whenever I get panicky when I have to go somewhere new, I get nauseaous. I can make myself nauseaous over darn near everything. Afraid of ladders, afraid of seasickness. I am also afraid of drowning, and of fish in lakes and such. I went to Hawaii 2 years ago and we went into a nice hot spring lava rock pool and there were fish, and they kept biting me! Hubby thought it was funny but that freaked me out!!
A extreme fear of intercom systems or answering machines, I do not like to hear my own voice over a speaker. So, do not like to go places that I do not know anyone or anywhere there will be people I do not know or a lot of people.
Fear of dying and the end of the world due to apocolypse and of being a prisoner of war and tortured.
I guess I have a fear of dark basements, from when I was a kid we lived in an apartment building and the basement where we did laudry was terrifying. Our house we had was haunted and the basement was scary too. Where I last worked, I would run up the basement stairs as fast as I could like something was going to get me once I shut the lights off.
On a different note, I get night terrors, which is when you are not really awake, but you can wake up enough to see whats around you but cannot stay awake for more than like 10 seconds but you have the terrifying feeling something is in the house or room, that you cannot see its just a feeling it will get you and you cannot move or scream, you are essentially paralyzed. I try to scream or move enough to get hubby to wake me. After a while of trying continuously, I can get him awake enough to hug me and I feel better. Google night terrors, its bad.