winning? And if you think that's bizarre, just wait until you see what Deadpool is most freaked out by. In 1991's Infinity Gauntlet #5, Adam Warlock reveals to an emotionally-bruised Thanos that he has 'subconsciously supplied the means own defeat' more than once, implying that the Mad Titan's greatest fear is. Even godly beings like Thanos are plagued by weird anxieties. to cause a pathological reorganization of the brain, says Kapczinski. Some of them are related to past traumas or weaknesses that come with their power set whileВ others seem to be rooted in nothing purely irrational fears of harmless things that you'd never in a million years expect someone who hunts down powerful villains and criminals to be cowering over. These crises are like chemical storms that unsettle the equilibrium of the brain.

RELATED: Chews And Justice: The 15 Weirdest Things Superman Has Ever Eaten While most fears are considered normal or even healthy, some superheroes - again, much like us average joes - harbour some very specific and strange phobias. An essential skill required for getting into the business of superhero-ing is facing fear running right into the jaws of danger when any other sane person would be running away from it. In fact, fear is a common defining factor in a lot of superhero origin stories, and a common weapon wielded and exploited by the supervillains hellbent on their demises. But, that doesn't mean that a lot of them don't fall victim to that very normal, human emotion - fear. A Dutch woman called Jackie, 45, has been placed on a euthanasia clinic's waiting list after she approached them because she was haunted by horrific memories and wanted to die. Pathological fear of childbirth (tokophobia) is a condition that can affect any pregnant patient but is more likely to be experienced by a patient in her first pregnancy.3.,, Anxiety: Specific Phobias Assessment (Behavioral Health) - CE. Superheroes are supposed to be stronger, smarter, braver and just generally better than the rest of us. storms, water), blood injection injury (e.g., needles, invasive medical procedures).

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