Twitter Users Are Sharing Their Strangest Fears And The Results Will Have You In Tears

WEIRD FEARS

Let’s share ours.

Mine: hotel corridors with hanging light fittings. As a kid saw a tv show about poltergeists where they showed a corridor with lights swinging by themselves.

In any similar corridor now, I run out of terror.

— Jim Smallman (@jimsmallman) March 2, 2018

ALSO

In the first house I remember living in, my parents had a painting of a woman playing the lute. I frequently had nightmares about that painting. I swear the eyes followed me.

— Jim Smallman (@jimsmallman) March 2, 2018

Surprise centres in food. Jam donuts can gtfo.

— Vix Meldrew (@VixMeldrew) March 2, 2018

I've grown out of it now, but when I was a kid I was terrified of red ice cream vans. Only red ones. Absolute nonsense.

— Kerrie Sakura🦊🌈🦄 (@likecrazypaving) March 2, 2018

As a kid, my grandma always used to tell me that if I stayed in the bath as it drained, my soul would get sucked through along with the water. Still wary over it. 😬

— Shannon Swezey (@wrasslesassle) March 3, 2018

I have a crippling fear of goofy the dog. Cant explain it, have had recurring nightmares over it and was so scared when seeing a costume in disneyland paris that I had to calm down for like 30 minutes.

— theo jones 🌈 (@Bejiones99) March 2, 2018

Can't sleep with the closet door open. Logically, I know there's nothing in there. I also don't want to wake up at 3 am and see glowing eyeballs

— Wendy (@WendyFNP) March 2, 2018

Falling into the sky as I lie on my back looking at the stars. I get this horrible feeling that I'm about to fall down into space.

— Claire Stephenson (@TinyScaryClaire) March 3, 2018

Also, eggs is my ‘weird’ fear. The look, the feel of the shell, the smell... and if you think about what it REALLY is too 😪 I can’t touch them, let alone eat them

— Hollie (@holliecopas) March 3, 2018

Throughout my childhood, for some as-yet-unearthed-by-therapy reason, my phobia was specifically this; being trapped in a lift. And then stabbed in the back with a machete. By Uma Thurman.

I cannot emphasise how terrified this scenario made me feel.

— Max Olesker (@maxolesker) March 2, 2018