Thalassophobia

Thalassophobia is the persistent and intense fear of deep bodies of water such as the sea, oceans, pools, or lakes.

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[robertamarciel]

I don't need no monster to fear the sea. Those dark waves and this endless thing are enough to scare the s*ht out of me.

[PhilletPhish]

Growing up as a swimmer, I think the fear of the literal VAST ocean is a very rational fear

[TheLunarMan]

The surface is actually relaxing, but the minute you poke your head underwater and stare into the abyss, a primal fear is triggered.

[JohnnyBatony]

It was scary before an actual "monster" was shown. Emptiness of the Ocean is more creepy than some imaginary monster hunting you. Ocean deeps are like cosmos, except under water.

[opalcosmic]

My weirdest fear concerning the ocean is being on a raft or floater... and then realizing I'm moving in a circular motion as I'm being slowly dragged into a large whirlpool... 💀

[RoamingSimp]

Can we give a little time to appreciate how kind that Sea Monster is to let this guy see the sky once last time.

[ApetureTestSubject]

I have a weird love/hate relationship with thalassaphobia. I love the ocean, sea life is fascinating, but I can't even bring myself to swim in some video games, even if I know there's no threat.

And yet I willingly watched this video, knowing the inky terror it would fill me with.
It's just sort of... enthralling.

[jordanfulop]

I never knew I had this Phobia until I played Sea of Thieves, I thought the nice blue waters looked so inviting on the ship, the moment my character went under the water and I stared into the abyss my mind and body forgot it was a video game and i could feel the wave of adrenaline course through me. Most riveting thing in a game to happen in quite some time

[ij]

Love how he comes back to the surface like, "Welp, guess I'll look at the sky one last time."

[hanniballecter]

Imagine being surrounded by kilometers of water and nothing else, not being afraid would be the least normal thing

[nighthawkarts]

Considering how vast and deep the ocean is and how small you are… something that big being near the surface and being in the same place as you is very slim.

[_VR_]

The emptiness of the dark water is even more scary than the monster itself

[FadazMada]

I dont have Thalassophobia but this gives me jolt of goosebumps. Insane stuff

[zephyr]

Damn if that monster weren’t there I’d shit myself even more, seeing nothing but darkness that stares right back at you is way freakier than any monster

[Ron_Burgundy]

What baffles me the most is, that i am extremly attracted to water, even the ocean but at the same time having a near death experience when i cant feel the bottom when i am in the water

[heather]

I grew up on the sea, swam in deep open water, and scuba dived at night. This video really captures that haunting vastness and gave me the absolute creeps. I have recurring unsettling dreams of basically this scene above the waves. There's just something about the open, dark ocean with waves larger than life. It draws us in.

[hamsterdoom]

Thalassophobia, to me, is the impending dread of being quite literally out of your depth. You have nowhere to run where you can't be caught, you have no way to meaningfully defend yourself, and you have nothing to hide behind. You are completely exposed and utterly at the mercy of anything and everything. Thinking about Earth suspended in the endless void of space triggers this for me, as well.

[mapetidye]

The only fear I have regarding the ocean is being stranded with no knowledge or sense of direction to heads towards for land. I’m not even worried about the animals, it just not knowing which direction to go in if I’m ever stranded. terrifies me. Cause you’ll never know if you’re going further from land or closer ..

[drakejordan]

I used to get scared of something coming up and eating me even if I was in a swimming pool lmao

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[TheGreyParse]

Honestly it would've been spookier without the face. It's scarier when you can't see what's below, just endless darkness.