Reddit Asks For Some Irrational And Weird Fears People Have

By Jodi Smith | Social Media | March 19, 2020 |

Reddit is a bustling hub of activity, even more so right now with so many people stuck at home. Among the various AskReddit thread retreads, u/VeryChunkyChili came up with something a bit new and original: What are some very irrational fears that you have and if you told anyone they would say, “Wow, that’s weird”?

I have an irrational fear of falling down while ice skating and someone else slitting my throat with their skate. I don’t even ice skate. Of course, someone did have their throat slit playing ice hockey, so I don’t know how irrational my fear is at this point. Some of the fears shared by Redditors are straight bonkers though.

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