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Paedophobia

so i just realised that i have tokophobia and mild paedophobia :///

#fear of childbirth #fear of pregnancy #fear of children #tokophobia #paedophobia #fears #personal #don't reblog

I hate children. Not in the way that I want them all to die or anything, it's because they terrify me. Literally. The smaller they are the worse it’s for me. I’m sensitive about smell and noise so a crying baby in a bus make my heart beat faster and my hands start sweating. Toddlers touching me makes me squirmish and I pull away out of a reflex because I don’t like touches like that. I like hugs. I like pressure but toddlers can’t do that. I need to be told clearly what I should do or not. Things children only understand to a point or not at all depending on their age so I basically never know what they want.

Children terrify my and I avoid them at all costs but if others like children it’s perfectly fine and I’m happy for them as long as I don’t have to face one.

#personal #children and me #so now guess why I don't want any children at all #paedophobia #pedophobia

Funerary Art Paedophobia Source: http://bit.ly/1yy8Ecg (image)Infant effigy: Lanercost Priory Whether in the context of fieldwork, archives, publications, museums or other heritage context, mortuary archaeologists and those engaging with mortuary archaeology often face the tough, and sometimes unexpected, situation of dealing with the mortal remains and memorials to infants and young children. Such encounters can be a well-rehearsed challenge, a shock to the system or simply a point for slow and gradual reflection on mortality from a different perspective. And before we go any further, this isn’t a meant as some cringeworthy auto-archaeological.......... Read More

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