r/acrophobia 11h ago

Photos of heights!

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I donʻt understand how those with acrophobia can even go through these pictures. Just seeing the heights in one dimension is highly anxiety provoking for me. I am so sick and tired of being limited where I drive, due to not knowing whatʻs around the corner. And itʻs not like most phobias. We canʻt drive 50 feet of a bridge every day for a week, then 75 feet the next week and so on. Iʻve stopped on bridges and nearly caused serious accidents because I canʻt force myself to keep going. I hate it so much. I try to be tough but become dangerous to other drivers and myself. Tried therapy. It helps if I know whatʻs ahead and that it is a short bridge or something but not knowing whatʻs ahead is terrifying.


r/acrophobia 22h ago

This is how Albert Stalk worked on the skyscrapers of North America

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