Katsaridaphobia (fear of cockroaches)

The name of the cockroach actually makes me want to scream, but I can't scream cause if I'll do they are gonna kick me out by their ankles.

Two days back, I saw a big flying cockroach in my room. I shouted, so Mr. B went to pick the broom to kill it and the time he came back it vanished. We searched him everywhere; under the bed, table, cupboard.

Thoughts of him keep me stay awake at night. Thoughts that he's actually in my room...alive.

I can handle the normal cockroaches but those that fly.....NOOOOO.

Anyways, what's your phobia?

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