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This Online Group Posts Pics Of Massive Things That Are A Big ‘Nope’ For People With Megalophobia
People can be afraid of many things, from darkness to spiders, to you name it. Some of these fears are totally irrational, others come from our childhoods and creep in well into our adult lives. One of such bizarre fears is megalophobia.
Think of large objects like huge cruise ships, animals, skyscrapers, underwater structures, and even statues. Now imagine how’d they look if they were bigger. If the thought of it makes your hair stand on your arm, you may also have some traits of megalophobia.
And this subreddit named r/Megalophobia puts a test on your fear of large objects because it offers one hell of a collection. “A place to post images of all things large, particularly ones that are "triggers" for those with megalophobia,” says their description and 340k devoted members are nodding their heads. Scroll down and upvote the most triggering images below!
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The Kelpies, Scotland, During Thunderstorm
This Underwater “Waterfall” Is Giving Me Anxiety
Astronaut Bruce Mccandless II Floats Untethered Away From The Safety Of The Space Shuttle, With Nothing But His Manned Maneuvering Unit Keeping Him Alive. The First Person In History To Do So
Untethered? Holy c**p! I can’t look. When I see that in movies I completely lose my 💩. How does he get back to his craft? Is he wearing some kinda jet pack?
Redwood Trees
This Is Just One Picture
Oh! I was about to say that I only see one picture, but now I get it. Was the school/ village/whatever it is okay? Please say the gargantuan ship didn’t ram ‘em. 😱
Mt Fuji As Seen From A Nearby Town
It Was Foggy In My Town The Other Day And I Captured This Terrifying Scene
When I was 23, I went to bed at 2100 not feeling well. I woke up an hour later feeling very feverish, and my temperature was 106.4°. The next morning at the hospital I learned it was pneumonia (something I had every five years of my life until I was 40 when the vaccine finally became available). The reason I’d awakened was I’d had a nightmare about standing beside the wheel of a shopping cart that was as tall as the 50-story building where I worked. I still remember the fear of being squashed by that gigantic wheel. I hadn’t known “megalophobia” is a thing!
Iceberg Passing A House In Greenland
A Full-Sized School Bus Next To Haul Trucks
That Small Dot Is Mercury In Front Of Sun. Definitely Unsettling
A Bridge In Vietnam
Whale Spine
Dam
D**n that dam! I’m imagining standing in front of it, and I feel dizzy … and I’m lying down. Yikes!
It Is The Tallest Statue Of Nyoirin Kannon In The World, And The Tallest Statue Of A Goddess In Japan
How the hell is something like that even erected? It didn’t start out as a large rock that someone carved, did it? Even if it did, how the hell did people do it? I can’t think how that worked. Even if it were made today, are there cranes big enough to get towards the top?
Visually, Japanese Spider Crabs Really Are The Stuff Of Nightmares
This One Is Very Unsettling
I’m just telling myself that a photo of someone sitting was inserted onto that photo of that clock ledge. My hands are over my ears so I can’t hear you! Lalalala! 🙉
Sequoia In A Coniferous Forest
This Is How Big Anchor Chains Are. It Makes Sense But Dang
Mola Mola: The World's Largest Bony Fish
This Saltwater Crocodile
Lochaber, Scotland 2021 By Mhg Photography
Italian Sculptor Lorenzo Quinn’s Massive New Sculpture
Cast from a 'lost wax' mould of bronze and aluminum. It has since been taken down from the Ca’ Sagredo Hotel.
Trees Occasionally Beach Themselves In The Search For Food
The Size Of This Tornado Compared To The Wind Turbines
The Dragon's Eye Stone Mine In The UK
Saturn Rising Behind The Moon
King Albert's Tower. Person At The Base For Scale
The ventilation looks nil. Amazing it is still standing. Curious about its foundation.
A Waterspout In Florida
Always Forget How Massive These Supercarriers That America Builds Actually Are
It always strikes me how the ship seems to be floating on its narrowest part. It seems it should be down in the water so that the much wider part is touching the ocean instead. I gather I have NO clue how ships float.
Abandoned Movie Prop In A Mausoleum. Poland
Tokyo Flood Tunnels
Had To Search Up If It Was Real
Well Yes, But Actually No *shiver*
The View From This Apartment In Dubai
Terrifying
So I Herd U Like Salt Mines...
Mt. St Helens Eruption, 1980
Creeping Up
A Mountain Of Timber. All Stacked & Unstacked By Hand
Massive Building
The Sheer Scale Of An Open Pit Diamond Mine Compared To The Surrounding Town
I’m thinking that when someone from town goes missing, there might not be a big search for them, because I’ll bet an awful lotta mսrder victims are tossed in that hole. 😱 I don’t even wanna know how far down it goes.
Girl Poses Next To A F1 Tornado A Mile Away
Big Sand Dune
2000+ Metre Tsunami Looking Mountain In Kazbeghi
This Huge Road
This Abandoned Power Plant
This Picture Of The Empire State Building From Nj Gives Me A Weird Feeling
It Really Gives It A Sense Of Its Scale. Look At Those Itty Bitty People. (Statue Of Unity, If You Haven't Seen It. Nearly 600' Tall)
Bagger 288, The World's Largest Land Vehicle
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I’m pretty sure I saw this on the TV show called something like “Mysteries of the Abandoned” or something like that. If I’m right, this thing was abandoned and hasn’t been taken apart because the parts don’t have a lotta uses for other purposes. It’s incredibly GIANT, though, and if I remember correctly, it took four people to operate it at once, which seems absurd because for as large as it is, it looks as if it needs 50 times that many! ETA: I just looked; it took five people to operate it. And get this! “It can excavate 240,000 tons of coal or 240,000 cubic metres of overburden daily – the equivalent of a soccer field dug to 30 m (98 ft) deep.” 😳
