Monday, 28 September 2009

Near afraid of cockroach

When i was a child, i'm not afraid with a cockroach. I alway persecute it by touch it antenna and throw it away. But when i was about 9 years old, i saw the cockroach climbing on the toilet wall and then i use the broomstick to remove it away because i hope it to fall down but it flew around the toilet. This is the first time that i know about cockroach can fly. Then it stop on my body, i felt very frightened and disgusting and then i had started to scream. After that, i never touch it again and it make me really afraid of cockroach until now. This fear is a normal fear. The different between normal fear and phobia is phobia has an extreamly severe syptoms but normal fear is just a normally syptoms not severe.
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4 comments:

  1. Aor29 September 2009 at 00:22

    I do not understand why a lot of members in our group are afraid of cockroach. I think it is normal animal which is seen in every house.

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  2. Pin29 September 2009 at 13:07

    Cockroaches are digusting. Your experience in the bathroom as same as mine.

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  3. Peter.AUA29 September 2009 at 14:20

    I think cockroaches are disgusting, too, but I'm not afraid of them. I just kill them if they are in my home, or ignore them on the street. There are very few in my condo, maybe once a month I see one, but there are a lot on Silom Road. There are also a lot of rats, which I think are even more disgusting - perhaps we need more snakes to eat them. Snakes seem smooth and clean to me, not disgusting.

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  4. Kate30 September 2009 at 13:12

    I'm really afraid of cockroaches too and there are many people in our class hate them. So, I think we should gather to set a group for person who hate cockroach to find out how to get rid of them from our world, right? Do you want to be a member in this group? ^^

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