16-08-2017, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by ruthio
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Which is what everyone else is wondering.It's probably answering questions on here
Well I don't understand the point of posting on a thread which is asking a question, if you wish not to answer the question.
16-08-2017, 12:39 PM
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My daughter-in-law is phobic about food and its texture. It is very difficult to plan a meal when she visits. She will only eat raw carrots as veg, no cooked vegetables, no sauces, no beef, no fruit desserts, and she wont drink tea or coffee. Even in the depth of winter, she will only have cold drinks, water, squash etc. A lovely woman, but a nightmare.16-08-2017, 07:07 PM
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I don't have any phobia's , but my 14 year old grand daughter is terrified of statues , we try to reason with her but now have come to the conclusion its definitely a phobia she has . We recently visited Glamis Castle but she refused to step foot in it and spent an hr outside waiting on us .Edinburgh ,now that's a nightmare for her .
16-08-2017, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by RoseJ
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I don't have any phobia's , but my 14 year old grand daughter is terrified of statues , we try to reason with her but now have come to the conclusion its definitely a phobia she has . We recently visited Glamis Castle but she refused to step foot in it and spent an hr outside waiting on us .Edinburgh ,now that's a nightmare for her .
The live statues are seriously scary though
Especially when they move suddenly
I wonder what that phobia is called
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