In the subject line, write the names of everyone in your team.

In the post itself, write the name of your group’s fear (real or made-up) and describe it in as much detail as you can. Also upload an image that shows the fear.

EXAMPLE see below.

EXAMPLE:

1. Scopophobia, which is a fear that affects people who feel uncomfortable being looked at, can be triggered by something as simple as making eye contact.

2. A person who suffers from scopophobia often has an automatic reaction that makes them want to leave any place where they feel observed.

EXAMPLE: People with scopophobia, which is the fear of being watched, often feel nervous or anxious in public places. They may avoid eye contact or sit in corners where they feel less visible. A person who experiences this fear might also cover their face, walk quickly through crowds, or skip social events entirely. This fear, which is sometimes misunderstood as shyness, can seriously affect their confidence and daily life.

EXAMPLE: Scopophobia, which is the fear of being watched, can make people feel panic even when no one is actually looking at them. A person who lives with this fear often avoids eye contact and crowded places.

If you’ve never felt this, please don’t joke about it — what seems small to you might feel huge to someone else.

Trypanophobia can affect your health because it can stop you from attending medical appointments or getting necessary vaccines.