Normally its not a big deal, but if it gets dark and its the only light source it looks like an eye and i cant move because if i do im worried something might jump out and drag me in
Im scared of wasps, large mosquitoes, roaches and so on and today i was in my room and i heard buzzing like a mosquito but louder and i turned on the lights and there was a large mosquito flying next to my bed and i panicked and took a pillow to try to kill it but i couldnt find it and i was searching around my room for minutes and when i couldnt find it i was under my covers and i was shaking so much then i started crying and now im too scared to go to sleep because i always think they will crawl out of somewhere or fall from the ceiling and whenever i feel something tingling i get scared and think its a bug, global warming has made insects bigger so now theres a lot of insects, especially wasps getting inside my house and i cant do shit in peace because im so scared and i feel embarrassed who the hell acts like that around bugs, none of my family members do i am the only one who does,i am fucking weak how do i stop being so scared of insects and is it a phobia or just an intense fear?
I always get a phobic reaction when I see old AI-generated videos and images.
For example, one of the very first AI videos showing someone eating pasta.
When I see the glitches characteristic of that early AI, my brain immediately tells me to turn it off.
I don't have this reaction with newer, more precise AI graphics.
It was the same way when AI first started generating images. like when it would add a second pair of eyes or a fifth paw to a photo of a cat. I experienced the same thing when I once generated an image of a slide, and suddenly, halfway through, the slide turned into a person who was only half a meter tall. It’s the same with the lettering in old AI images, where it would merge several letters into one.
I’ve never heard of anyone else having this reaction, and I want to find out what it’s called.