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Arachnophobia  

Michael McMahon
in Psychiatry and Psychology

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On 6/13/2023 at 3:47 PM, Phi for All said:
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Are we done with the topic of Arachnophobia? We prefer to keep discussions focused, and this thread appears to be broadening its scope.

 


(Ok I understand. I’ll try just to mention the spiders and snakes seeing as other posters referenced snakes too. Other creatures can be observed on my YouTube channels including @michaelmcmahon5523.)

 

Virtual Snake Touches

Observing a harmless turtle can prepare you for a snake. Thankfully the first snake was asleep or played dead where I didn’t have to fear sudden movements.

4 hours ago, Michael McMahon said:

Other creatures can be observed on my YouTube channels including @michaelmcmahon5523.)Virtual

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Don't promote your YT channels here, Michael. It's against our rules. Put a link in your signature, but don't make threads advertising them.

 
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