I’ve tried everything including professional care but it is so instilled in my soul and so irrational. I don’t like hearing the squeaky noise or any other kind of noise people make with them. Totally fine with balloons when they are not inflated to the max where they could pop. I’m not alone!! My phobia with balloons is slightly different than most that have been listed here. Hello. That was so low of her to do. When I asked what was wrong, he said a balloon popped. I ran and hid behind the basketballs, covering my ears. If you asked a globophobe to pop a balloon without them knowing, it would scare them to death. As I got older my dad just said I was being a baby. Not a lot of time after is when I found out about the balloon fetish. However, for at least 1 in 10 people1, having an injection is a scary thought but it doesn’t have to be. In that case, you can take midazolam in a drink or even as a nasal spray. How do I get over this I wanna live a normal life and not keep on looking over my shoulder. The only thing is, I don’t really know where to start. I hate it! We didn’t end up doing it but one of the boys in my class came to me at the end and told me to stop ruining everything as we had already not done certain experiments with balloons because of me. I’m a high school student and when I have to work with balloons in class I have a panic attack. The odd thing is that as years went by I found that I still felt highly stressed when balloons were around. I sat with the teachers, covering my ears and crying. For me the beginning part of the story is exactly the same, but only I’m for the 7th time in therapy and it still hasn’t helped me out, people living near me know about it and always make fun of me. Tell me if you want me to go into detail about how we went about it and how the fear and fascination thing affected me and I can dedicate a more in depth reply to it here if you like or elsewhere if it suits any better. Kids at school always do whatever they can to get balloons and pop them in front of me. I don’t know if I got scared by one. About 3 years old I had tubes placed in my ears because I was born with no holes in my ear drums. My friend asked if i was ok and how i felt and i grabbed another one and popped it. Ive had this fear all my life and nobody seems to understand. Yes once at church there were balloons tied around everyone’s ankles and they tried to put one on me but nope! I’m not afraid of HAB cause I am a pilot so I don’t know if this counts as globophobia.  =  Dude I also have that same fear. The wind blows and I hear balloons rubbing against each other. I tried to get over my fear by inflating a balloon and popping it myself with a stick pin; if I kept doing it, I could probably get used to it over time, but doing it just once wasn’t enough. It is straight up uncontrollable panic. But it is great to see i am not the only one. Whenever I see a balloon or am near a balloon I get anxious and try to cover my ears discretely but if one pops around me unknowingly I am completely fine. It was probably the most embarrassing moment I’ve had this year so far. Oh that brings me to the 2nd day of 6th grade lol not the first. I couldn’t even let go of it. For a while he was cool, until he put me through the same trauma. That strong almost-physical feeling in your head when you’re falling asleep and feel like falling off a cliff, but prolonged as long as the balloon remains there. What I mean here is maybe with his eyes closed, I make him pop the balloon. I’m at the point if I wear ear plugs I can face balloons because even though I still hear the noise, my brain is trained to reduced anxiety and I can get through it. Same thing kinda happened to me! I didn’t use to have this fear but it has slowly grown on me as i work at a party store over the last few years. I hate the loud squeaking sound it makes when it is rubbed. We’ve put together our guide on how to overcome your fear of needles, so you can get your flu jab this year. I’m 66 too. A few weeks ago i was in science and we had to make a parashute but we had to use a balloon and i was going to blow one up but i passed out. Balloons are usually associated with noise; additionally the kind of noise they make is similar to a gunshot and is typically unexpected. Already when I got the invitation I got nervous. Doing it with somebody who you can trust may kill two birds with one stone by eliminating the fear and creating awesome memories. She started laughing when I told her what the problem was. A guy in my class also left after me and I saw him shaking and in distress. I am 16 now and I refused to join my school’s year end parties for 9 years. Living with globophobia growing up I’d not really considered that it was with me for life. And I’ll not approach anyone with a fully inflated balloon in their hands too!
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