Anxiety Disorders

It is the obsession with jumping from high places.

The fear of books is known as Bibliophobia.

Phagophobia

Entomophobia

If she never buys and never turns down a hit could be a very good sign that she's a moucher. You might ask her to roll one from her stash occasionally and if she answers that she has no stash, that too may be an indication she's a moucher. If she treats your stash as though it's hers she is definitely a moucher.

Tomophobia

Never

Well - I'm not sure what the question is, but everyone thinks they are not normal at times. If it takes over your life, then you may need to ask someone for help, but if it does not impact your life, hey - no big deal.

If he is more slugish than normal and not eating any thing also check to see if he has any outer symptoms of other dieseases

I don't know how to get rid of it, per se, but I am working on figuring out how. I'm not sure that all fears of silence are the same.

Some people fear silence in social situations, because they feel awkward, but they don't necessarily fear silence at home alone. A lot of people put on the television or radio to hear noise. I'm working on a mental mantra.

Trying to say things to myself silently, while I sit in a quiet room, for two minutes a day, until I'm used to that, then three minutes and work upward. Make the jumps you feel you can make to five or ten minutes.

In all honestly many people find silence uncomfortable. The biggest problem for us is saying in appropriate things, just to keep the conversation going. Sometimes this can be taken as trying to monopolize a conversation, but it's really just filling in the pauses.

Thaasophobia: fear of sitting ; boredom

Lypemania is when you have extreme pathological mournfulness.

You can just squeeze really hard. If that doesn't work, take some laxatives.

Fear of the world can be known as "weroldphobia", and is generally a vague but real and irrational fear of the outside world.

it is called Nudophobia that means you have fear of nudity

It is the mania for names.

Nausea is common whenever severe panic attacks are experienced

The determination of this will depend upon the individual soldier's direct chain of command. They will take into consideration, utilizing regulations that are available to soldiers in book form through their S-1/personnel office, performance, medical requirements of their MOS and/or combat readiness (if applicable). There are different medical and psychological discharge sections, as well as specific procedural guidelines that must be followed, so it is best to learn about them as soon as possible, and to be aware of one's own medical/psychological and/or profile status. Do not assume that the guidelines are being followed by those making the determination - always double check. Mistakes and oversights do occur. Being one's own advocate is key.

In order to answer this question in any depth, we would first need an accurate definition of "normal." Generally speaking, however, we could define mental illness as a condition and world view that does not match that of society as a whole.

We must, however, remember that one man's schizophrenic is another man's prophet.

Pnigophobia or Pnigerophobia

It is an obsession with Italy or Italians.

ziphobia

It is a mania for making purchases.

Toxiphobia, Toxophobia, or Toxicophobia.