By VampObsessed - 05/01/2013 05:30 - United States - Dallas
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OP here. My key only works on the front lock so I couldn't use any other doors and our windows don't operate to allow anyone in. I had to call my boyfriend to come over and move it for me so I could get in. Recently the spare bedroom I workout in has been overtaken by gnomes and I've opened my bedroom door to a gnome in the hallway. He even put it in the shower. This is not a good way to help me get past my phobia.
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At least he didn't pull this prank while it's raining
Lolilililolilooolololol
If it's severe enough for it to lead to situations like this, I really hope you're now considering seeking treatment. If not, continuing to live like this falls square into YDI territory.
Pathetic. It's a ******* piece of clay. Kick it out of the way. You deserve to be still On the foot. Step. Your dad obviously has a great soh.
1) Throwing a brick through a window is never a good idea, OP could seriously injure a family member (or pet if they have any) with the brick or the broken glass, not to mention having to pay to replace it. 2)They may not have a back door to use, many people don't. If there's an open window around the side or back, they might be able to get in, but we don't know. 3) A phobia is defined as an intense, irrational fear. Phobias are disorders. A person can't just "grow some balls" get over a phobia, it something that usually requires professional help. OP, I'm so sorry your father thinks it's funny to exploit your phobia. I hope that doesn't happen again, and I hope you're able to find a way to work past your fear in the future.
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Careful. Beyond that door is gno man's land.
Have you tried a window? Or at least a broom to push it aside?