what is the name of the fear of ink? anyone know?
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bibliphobia - fear of books\nmelanophobia fear of colour black\npapyrophobia fear of paper\nporphyrophobia  fear of the colour purple\nscriptophobia    fear of writing in public\ntestophobia    fear of taking tests\nxanthophobia   fear of the colour yellow\nsorry i could not get the exact name you want i do hope these would help
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A fear of enclosed places.
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Tough question.  I'm not sure if you can find any specific websites with the info you asked.  There are a couple of other sources, though--which you may have already encountered. One is a book entitled "Running Scared" by Anthony King--you can buy it on Amazon.com (used).  Another (which will cost you) is a research paper from Penny Hill Press, dealing with exactly what you're talking about.  \n\nInteresting project--good luck.
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It's the fear of long words. It's one of those "joke" phobias, like aibohphobia, which is a palindrome and is often quoted as the fear of palindromes.
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I am strangly terrified of worms. It gets so bad that after it rains I won't go outside for a long time and I can almost swear I smell them (like a dirty musky smell).\n\nI've even gone as far as to tell my husband that when I die I do not want to be burried underground for the fear of worms and being underground with them. ><\n\nI don't know of any good cures for fears like this (If I knew, I wouldn't have the fears) But people have always told me to "face your fears" Or maybe in your case, get a HUGE container of salt.
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- If the ink is poisonous.\n\n- If ink gets to penetrate through your skin.
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lol, that reminds me of phobophobia. how can someone have a phobia of getting a phobia?!
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Taste of Ink -The Used\nAn awesome band w/ songs like:\nI Caught Fire, the song w/ the video about some strange book (I think it's called All That I've Got), and a lot of other songs.
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http://www.phobialist.com/reverse.html\n\nThis page does not have a term for fear of iguanas, or fear of lizards for that matter.  Fear of reptiles is herpetophobia.
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What scares you about it? It isn't normal but you're not weird either!\nThere are phobias for everything else so why not!? There's probably a scientific name for this one too!
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Hello there ...\n\nActually, the correct term for the fear of flying is  \nAviophobia or Aviatophobia.\n\nSome suggestions for you might be hypnosis or some other alternatives.  Choosing a treatment would depend on the different case per person.\n\nHere are some links for you to check out - some of them even state that they offer a "free" course on-line:\n\nhttp://www.fearofflying.com/\n\nhttp://www.hypnosisaudio.com/tape18.htm?qtk=CAM08a+AD02+flying&qts=Google_PPC\n\nhttp://www.iamplify.com/product_info.php/cPath/41/products_id/423\n\nhttp://www.fearofflyinghelp.com/\n\n\nGOOD LUCK TO YA!!
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If you are talking about phobias, there are way too many, it is impossible to discuss in here. I am sending a list of phobias, pick the ones that you are interested in for your paper, write the name on a search engine, i.e yahoo, goggle and see what comes up.\n\nGood luck\n\nhttp://www.phobialist.com/
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I never used to have any fears when i was young.  As im getting older i seem to have loads.  I tend to be too overcautious with life nowadays!  It seems mad but crossing a bridge and looking over the wall to see the ducks in the rivers water is more of now a nail-biting experience.  The only thing i can suggest is a slow step, by step to conquer the fears.  It hasn't yet worked for me, the river that is by that bridge i dread, brings alot of insecurities for me.  A friend died near their from hypertherma and think its a case for me digging up the griefing part of things..  You never know but there could be a reason behind the lift you dread to take to fifth floor.  Theres a lot of emotional tree branches that our brain tend to keep a lock onto...!  Release the locks with the keys you hold in your hand.
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Fear of the unknown.  Until people become used to an idea they fear it.  Once it is familiar it loses its shock value.
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Not that I'm aware of, but what exactly are you afraid of?
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They say that the top of the list of phobias consists of two major fears, which most people have had at least once in their life: Necrophobia and Glossophobia; fear of death and fear of public speaking.\n\nMake room for one more and add Agliophobia to that list.\n\nThe majority of people in our world today have a generally low threshhold for pain and suffering. Whether that is caused by medicine is debatable--the reasons are many, one of which being the general sense of self-preservation that exists in most human beings. But you see the result. Most of us, at least in developed countries, are addicted to our cushy, illness and disease-free, symptom-free lifestyles. Look how much it throws us off when we get sick for any particular reason.\n\nYeah, we're addicted. We're dependant on our drug-store-trip solutions. Headache? Asprin. Fever, cold, flu? Dayquil or Nyquil (Look! You have a choice as to whether or not you konk out after taking it. Cool, huh?). Cough, stuffy nose? Mucinex. Cramps? Ibuprofen. ...And stay out of the water till you're cramp-free. And oh yeah, let's not forget the vitamins, the fifteen-million pills people end up taking as they grow older, the vitamin-C-plus-other-nutrients tablets to stave off colds and such... You get the picture.\n\nWe're so dependant and expectant of them that it's unsafe. People take antibiotics thinking it's a cure-all, then they don't take enough or stop taking them and end up making super-bugs, results of the bacteria recovering from the antibiotic invasion and "learning" to overcome it.\n\nOf course they're useful. Why else would new ones be "invented" so often? Oh yeah, the whole money thing... Ahem, well, enough about that. Some of these things ARE pretty dang useful. Take that antibiotic that some idiot stopped taking before he was supposed to, and you potentially have a cure for bubonic plague (yes, bubonic plague still exists, in case anyone had any doubts). That is, depending on the pill. Those medicines have saved countless lives. And even the ones that don't save lives are pretty great. I had a test today and wouldn't have been able to take it if not for the cold pills I'd brought with me.\n\nOf course when one pill leads to another symptom leads to another pill leads to another symptom, it's getting out of hand. And so many people have lived without taking pills in their entire life, so why shouldn't we? Really, why not? One can honestly withstand certain pains, and not everyone needs the extra years that supplements provide. And I probably could have taken that test regardless, even if it required suffering and hacking up a lung while doing so.\n\nAs you can see, the world of medicine caters to our fears. Vitamins, antioxidants, supplements--all work to extend our lives, to at least postpone death. Painkillers, antidepressants, allergy medications--they try to take away the "pain and suffering" part.\n\nNow if they could just get the public speaking part down...
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There is no official name for it- one author writes...\n\n"And by the way, my Greek friends tell me that if I want to coin the term for the fear of the future, it could be 'mellontophobia', which, like most other phobias, is not a desirable state of mind."\n\nSuresh I.S. Rattan is at the Danish Centre for Molecular Gerontology at the University of Aarhus, Denmark\n\nhttp://www.nature.com/embor/journal/v3/n10/full/embor049.html\n\nHope that helps!