The document discusses various phobias, including triskaidekaphobia (fear of the number 13), pogonophobia (fear of beards), and nomophobia (fear of being without mobile phone contact). It highlights the superstitious nature of some phobias and their psychological impacts, particularly among specific demographics such as men and teens. The conclusion emphasizes the normalcy of having phobias and encourages individuals to confront and overcome them.

2. Triskaidekaphobia
Fear of Number 13.
This phobia is superstitious rather than a
legitimate phobia.
Rarely seen in people but very influential
as a phobia.

3. Fear of Beards.
Mostly among men.
It is from 1800s.
Post 9/11 attacks, Pogonophobia is
increased.

4. Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia

5. Nomophobia
Fear of being out of mobile
phone contact.
It can also cause panic attacks,
shortness of breath etc.
Specially among Teens.

6. Scriptophobia
Fear of writing in public.
They face symptoms like
air hunger, dry mouth,
fainting etc.
It’s a social anxiety
disorder.

7. Conclusion…
It is natural to have
phobias. Some people are
phobia tic of having
phobias. Cherish your
every moment & overcome
your phobias by your