Heights, water, something comparable to stage fright, and this milder case of agoraphobia.
Heights is basically anything above ten feet, or any kind of suspended or hanging structure. Tall buildings and some rides at amusement parks are a complete no-go. This also includes bridges, since they combine my fear of both water and heights.
Water goes for anything that isn't a pool, bathtub or a stretch of beach with clear water and absolutely no currents of any kind. If the water is murky, if it has currents or if I can't reach the bottom and have my head above water, it's an instant panic attack. It's sort of ironic since I loved swimming in the ocean and going fishing when I was wee. Now I can't even step onto a boat without freaking out.
The agoraphobia speaks for itself. While I'm working on that one, I'm still very much aware that certain situations will undoubtedly trigger a panic attack, and I wouldn't be able to stay in control. My brain literally just shuts down for days after that, and I wouldn't be able to put myself in a place where I can recover some of my sanity. Plus, they render me extremely helpless, so anyone could do as they pleased with me and my stuff, and there would be nothing I could do about it.
Insects aren't really a phobia, they're just gross. The same goes for drunk and loud people. Angry or violent people, particularly other men, now that's a phobia.
