While having a building collapse while you are in it sounds like a specific phobia it is actually a type of agoraphobia because by definition you re in a place situation where escape might be difficult.
Phobia of floor collapsing.
The floor of the school s administration office was infested with termites.
What you are describing is a type of agoraphobia.
I went to therapy for two years and it was mostly exposure therapy and it didn t help at all.
I am constantly examining cracks in plaster in walls and ceiling through fear it will collapse.
Similarly uesugi kenshin a warlord in japan died on april 19 1578 with some.
The fear of falling fof also referred to as basophobia or basiphobia is a natural fear and is typical of most humans and mammals in varying degrees of extremity it differs from acrophobia the fear of heights although the two fears are closely related.
Agoraphobia social phobias and specific phobias.
He plunged five metres to the hall s hard cement floor.
I have been having recurring dreams not really nightmares of this happening.
I m sorry i had to laugh at your comment.
A floor collapse is a very rare thing.
Electrician structural engineer gas engineer roofer etc.
Not just that i m scared of making huge movements on second floors.
But if i m on the second floor of a building or higher i get extremely anxious and feel like the floor is going to collapse because there is simply too much weight.
If you want good advice about a house it s better to pay professionals.
I am afraid of the floor collapsing but not has much as this see saw effect of the whole house moving depending of where i stand.
In particular floors higher than the first floor i feel safe on the first floor.
Being afraid of building collapsing as it cannot take the.
It gives me panic attacks.
Edmund ii of england died of natural causes on november 30 1016 though some report that he was stabbed in the bowels while attending the outhouse.
Duke jing of jin ju ruler of the state of jin during the spring and autumn period of ancient china died after falling into the toilet pit in summer 581 bc.
I need new furniture at the moment my clothes are on the floor but i won t buy a wardrobe cos they re so big and heavy.
To check all the house systems.
For a few years now as long as i can remember but not when i was little i have had a huge fear of floors collapsing.
A proper design includes th.
I am constantly paranoid where i know there isn t brick underneath supporting the floor but a steel joist this makes it even worse.
I don t really believe that i might actually fall through the floor but i have this stupid fear of putting strain on the floor.
I have this ridiculous issue about the floors in the rooms upstairs in my house collapsing.
Worrying never helped anything so get a full structural survey to put your mind at rest.
Ever since i get nervous when im on a wooden floor.
If the floor is designed properly it s designed with a fudge factor for weight and movement such that reasonable weights and movement are within the structural design criteria.
