Fobia A Los Germenes Novels & Stories

I took him to the kitchen. Looking at the mess he commented, "It's quite a scene to watch." I told him all the details of the recent happening. "I wonder what could be the fault of these small spongy cakes to meet such a bad fate," Dr.Zac commented. Smiling at him Dr. Morrison said, "You know doc, there was a patient of mine who had Lepidopterophobia." "What does that mean?" Arjun asked. "Fear of butterflies," I replied. "Correct. Now you all must be thinking of what could be the reason for the patient's fear."

“I am very weird. Oh! I almost forget it. I never shower barefoot.” “Seriously?” Harper frowns. “It's something I've had since I was little. I'm terrified of the bathroom floor. Maybe it's a fear of getting an infection, a parasite, a bacteria, or slipping. I do not know.” “You really are very strange,” she scoffs. “And you don't have any knack or phobia?” “When I'm usually stressed, I tend to bite this nail.” She raises the index finger of her right hand. “That's not so weird,” I say.

I said timidly. “Did my mother teach you that pre-marital sex was no big deal?” she almost screeched. “I assure you it’s a very big deal. Free love is not tolerated in this society. There are too many disfiguring diseases to contract. Mankind learned its lesson long before the war. Even if they hadn’t, they have by now. The gruesomeness of the germ warfare that took place prior to the bomb may never be eliminated. Not to mention the undesirable DNA to pass on. One must be extremely careful.” “You know I’m...” Geo began.

“It’s about my strawberry reaction.” “Strawberry reaction?” Sam furrows her brows, looking at me for an answer. I guess she didn’t know. “Jeremy has a strawberry reaction, the smell alone triggers his system, so he can’t eat it, he even reacts strongly to strawberries induced perfume. I have been conducting research, broadening on the psychological aspect.” “You think this isn’t a normal body allergy?” Jeremy turns to me.

A little girl was standing near a spilled drink on the floor, shaking her hands and screaming in total panic. Her mother ran over, trying to calm her down, but the girl kept backing away from the mess like it was poison. ​"She has a massive phobia of germs," I heard a woman nearby whisper to her friend. "Poor thing can't handle anything messy." ​The scene stuck in my head as I grabbed a few random items and ran back to the car. It made me think of Kieran and how he reacted some times. When we arrived at the mansion, the gates swung open and we drove inside.

When Fay and Teddy noticed her dozing, they withdrew their hands and moved apart. After giving Teddy a quick glance, Fay removed the tissue and carefully cleaned her hands, being careful not to get any on her fingers. With a chilly and depressing expression in his eyes, Teddy gazed at her. "You dislike me so much?" With a shrug, Fay tossed the tissue into the trash bin, saying, "Don't get me wrong, I don't dislike you, I just have a mysophobia for scumbags."

It was not a good sight for her or Cherry ‘something has to be done’ Maria could remember the horrible day Rex turned deadly, it almost stole him from her. Rex closed his eyes while trying to control his breathing. A minute from lashing out he spoke calmly. “I’ll be waiting in the car.” Rex then took off like lightning, he ran outside so fast one would think he was being chased. The drops of blood, broken glasses and Maria’s blood-soaked hands sparked something he feared ‘A MESS!’ he didn’t think he’d be affected but nope, he was dead wrong. Rex Angelo still suffers from germophobia.

Zeline was lulled and lost in that kiss. As if she was addicted, she felt unwilling when Fello let go of their kiss. Zeline suddenly became a surrendered woman in front of a white man like Fello. The surprise came again this morning. The whisper of the wind of heaven again blew in her ear. Fello asked her to will to be his woman and wife again and again. Is that so sure, that man told her? He doesn't even know if Zeline is one of the virgin women in modern times like nowadays. Not only that, but she also has a history of genophobia, a fear of having sex. Zeline was afraid that if Fello found out about her phobia, he would change his mind.

He tantalises me while inching close, wiggling his fingers toward my bum. “Stop, stop it, stop that!” I yelp, horrified and slap his hands away while he cackles wickedly. He’s such a bastard. He knows how much I hate germs and still continues to taunt me about it. I can’t exactly help that I’m fucking terrified of the mere notion of little creatures living in my skin or in my home. It freaks me out. “You’re freaking adorable.” Devin chuckles as we walk out of the changing room. I roll my eyes and follow him toward the gym hall.

I decided to act like a diligent student and read it thoroughly without missing on any chapter. I began reading the part called “the element curses”. It was about people being greatly afraid of one of the elements. The book said if someone fears one of the nature elements it might be connected to how his or hers previous life ended. That was why someone who died in a fire can be afraid of fire through most of his life, and the one who drown would probably be afraid of water. Moreover, if someone, for example fell or jumped of the building and died, could now be afraid of heights and flying a plane, and the one who died in some cave or cruelly buried alive, could now become claustrophobic.