I have emetophobia, too! The two seem to travel in pairs. I’m sorry you’ve had to deal with these things as well.

Thank you. That sounds like it might help me. It’s a lot easier to deal with things on the days where I feel physically well, so there’s some connection there that I can use to my advantage.

I’ve been putting off exercise since I’m from Florida and it’s as hot as the surface of the sun where I live. Thankfully,…

No problem!

I actually only found out it has a name a few weeks ago and I sat there and sobbed for a few minutes because I finally found that my struggle has a name.

If it has a name, then other people have it, then there are treatments for it!

I feel that! From what I know it’s pretty common and a built-in safety feature. The two are associated together in your mind.

I still use Tumblr and this is a pretty big problem over there. I have friends who actually don’t use any kind of social media because they’re so paranoid about saying or doing something “wrong” and having a horde of people send them death threats or risk being doxxed.

After 18 years (with the last six showing major symptoms), I was finally diagnosed with cibiphobia: the fear of food. (Here is a really good Healthline description of the disorder.) It’s kinda like a combination of orthorexia and contamination OCD.

Every so often I replay a Valve game and then get sad because they don’t make games anymore.

I think that this is the simplest but most whole take on this. It just sucks all the way around.

The Lion King was mine. And 101 Dalmatians. Over and over and over.

It depends on the podcast. I know that at least some of them have transcripts, but I don’t know how many have real-time captions.

It means something to me.

I now know what my life’s true calling is.

I need this on a t-shirt.

If you’re an artist, sharing a studio with other people can be really fulfilling. Not only are you sharing supplies (which means you can buy in bulk and get wholesale), but you’re also sharing a thinking space.

I know I’d watch it.

I just said they are old enough to know better.

Kids are just really hecking dumb.

I’m sorry that that happened to you. I’m disabled as well and it’s hard to find something that makes you feel “normal,” as well.

Very well put!

One way halls? As if you were driving on a street?