Graveyard Shift Fans Share Normal Fears

From a Facebook commenter.Marguerite B:

Crowds scare me. My husband knows if it is too many people, we must leave.

From a Facebook commenter.Jessi P:

Same! My boyfriend sees it on my face and gets me out fast before I panic and faint.

From a Facebook commenter.Sara N:

Driving at night in the rain to a place I do not know alone.

From a Facebook commenter.Carmen R:

Driving alone to an unknown place causes my anxiety.

From a Facebook commenter.Pat J:

Walking into a spiderweb frightens me every time. Spiders ruin me.

From a Facebook commenter.Nancy B:

I share that fear, big or small. I hate eight-legged things!

From a Facebook commenter.Allison C:

I like watching the ocean, but I do not swim in it. It scares me.

From a Facebook commenter.Ann O:

I am exactly the same.

From a Facebook commenter.Dave W:

Storm drains in parking lots. I fear dropping my keys in them.

From a Facebook commenter.Carmen R:

I keep my phone in my pocket, resting my hand on it while walking past a storm drain.

From a Facebook commenter.Linda W:

I always keep my keys in my purse or pocket when walking across a storm drain.

From a Facebook commenter.Lynette E:

Thunder and lightning. I am better now, but I hid under covers during big storms. I nearly got hit by lightning as a kid (I thought it was close; I was maybe 9).

From a Facebook commenter.Nancy Loscaro C:

Teeth. As a teacher, I react when little ones show excitement about a tooth hanging by a string of flesh.

From a Facebook commenter.Linda W:

This is gross and scary.

From a Facebook commenter.Marian J:

Birds. I am happy they sit in trees, sunbathe, sing, and twitter, but they get too close to me—I yell.

From a Facebook commenter.Kristi S:

I cannot name a specific event (even after a goose chase), but birds terrify me.img src="https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t1c/2/16/1f645_200d_2640.png" alt="🙅‍♀️"

From a Facebook commenter.Katie C:

Crossing the road. I have had high anxiety about it always, with no trigger.

From a Facebook commenter.Andres P:

You must hate Pet Semetery.

From a Facebook commenter.Mary R:

My daughter shares the same fear; I understand.

From a Facebook commenter.Starry S:

Empty swimming pools. I am also scared of half-filled or dirty ones.

From a Facebook commenter.Lisa C-S:

I thought I was the only person fearing empty swimming pools.

From a Facebook commenter.Christina W:

Eating. I have life-threatening allergies. I have not eaten out in ages. No family meals or friend lunches; everything must be cooked specially. Panicking instead of having a worry-free meal is not fun.

From a Facebook commenter.Art E:

I get close to this. I skip meals and hate eating with others in many episodes.

From a Facebook commenter.Shaynce R:

Plugging something into an outlet… I know I must, but it scares me every time.

From a Facebook commenter.Justin A:

Me too. Always.

From a Facebook commenter.Mike T:

Jelly. I don't trust how it moves... (and maybe in America, you won't get that).

From a Facebook commenter.Rachel S:

This is one of my biggest fears 😂. Thinking about it makes me gag. Someone brings jelly near me, I run, cry, or both 😂

From a Facebook commenter.Justin G:

Cotton balls (the texture and squeak hurt my teeth) and unscrewing tight lightbulbs (I always think it will explode and shoot glass in my eyes) 😂 🤦🏻‍♂️

From a Facebook commenter.Rae B:

My teeth hurt just reading that! I cannot do cotton balls either.

From a Facebook commenter.Shawna M:

I have a friend who fears cotton balls too.

From a Facebook commenter.Cassandra Q:

Snowmen. Fear used to be strong. Since my toddler shoves pictures of them in my face, I now deeply hate them. (Not my child. I actually like that little guy 😂)