Also known as hypnophobia, this is the abnormal fear of falling asleep. Oftentimes it can be the result of people feeling as though they are losing control and nightmares have been known to cause it as well.
by LightningThunda November 03, 2014
Although butterflies in the stomach are often associated with love, for someone with philophobia those butterflies are more like deadly scorpions, as they are petrified of falling in love. Unfortunately many people in this category end up living a life of solitude and fear of commitment.
by LightningThunda November 03, 2014
In what is probably one of the most convenient phobias on this list ergophobia is the fear of work or the workplace environment. On a serious note however, psychologists believe it is a combination of various fears such as failing at assigned tasks, social anxiety, and public speaking.
by LightningThunda November 03, 2014
Short for no-mobile-phone phobia, this is the constant fear of not having service and according to researchers in the UK a whopping 50% of people have it. Third world…we apologize.
by LightningThunda November 03, 2014
-"doctor i have that fear... of long words."
"whats the name of it"
"umm-m-m: hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia"
" - Uhg GOD"
"whats the name of it"
"umm-m-m: hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia"
" - Uhg GOD"
by LightningThunda November 03, 2014