clausti
Short for claustrophobic.
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claustrobody
An intense uncomfortable feeling of one's body being smothered in coverings, triggering an equally intense desire to free oneself from the excessive layers.
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Introverted Claustrophobia
When an introvert is a large crowd and feels as if everyone is closing in on them.
Feeling overwhelmed or stressed in crowds or loud noise.
Feeling overwhelmed or stressed in crowds or loud noise.
Introverted Claustrophobia by Greyhound owl December 31, 2016
Claustromania
An uncontrollable obsession with enclosed spaces. Those who experience Claustromania tend to seek out small spaces, like corners.
These individuals tend to prefer facing the "open space" so that their backs are "safe" against the wall.
Usually with Claustromania the person tends to enjoy activities such as cuddling (with as little physical space as possible), love being wrapped in blankets, and prefer to sleep with their back against something solid.
They enjoy wearing reasonably tight clothing, because it'll feel like their entire body is being hugged.
Usually it is incredibly hard for them to fall asleep unless they are cuddling with a pillow, stuffed animal, or sometimes even laying against the wall.
They also like sitting at the edge of classrooms so they can lean their back against something solid, and if standing they will place their side against some sort of edge (be it a table or counter top).
With Claustromania something about being in these enclosed spaces provides a sense of safety and security within the individual.
These individuals tend to prefer facing the "open space" so that their backs are "safe" against the wall.
Usually with Claustromania the person tends to enjoy activities such as cuddling (with as little physical space as possible), love being wrapped in blankets, and prefer to sleep with their back against something solid.
They enjoy wearing reasonably tight clothing, because it'll feel like their entire body is being hugged.
Usually it is incredibly hard for them to fall asleep unless they are cuddling with a pillow, stuffed animal, or sometimes even laying against the wall.
They also like sitting at the edge of classrooms so they can lean their back against something solid, and if standing they will place their side against some sort of edge (be it a table or counter top).
With Claustromania something about being in these enclosed spaces provides a sense of safety and security within the individual.
Claustromania by KaWaii.KoRoSu June 6, 2016