[F1grandprix]

Why do I feel so uncomfortable in house hallways?

[GutleNus]

Hallways usually have rooms on either side, If the doors to the rooms are closed, it implies the unknown. This can make some feel uncomfortable not knowing what is there. Once you gain confidence in yourself and your own abilities you can address the unknown on your own terms.

[TiepayWrary]

Could be past life or even as a child that something happened you have forgotten. Are you claustrophobic anywhere else?

[F1grandprix]

I'm a little claustrophobic when I'm around large groups of people. When I'm walking down house hallways(not many offices or businesses have made me uncomfortable) I fell like I'm running into someone or someone is watching me. I have been like this as long as I can remember. When I'm lying in the bed I have to open my eyes on occasion. I feel like someone is standing over me...staring....but no one is there.

[deermealec]

You may be suffering from Bathophobia, a morbid fear of depth. People suffering from this phobia may fear deeply dimensioned volumes, like, long, dark hallways, wells, deep pools or lakes.

[allvideO]

....and hallways are tunnel like, drawing one into the depths of the unknown.

Makes it difficult to turn around, and again, to see where we are headed.

A man in a cloak........but from many years ago.

Papa Bear

[F1grandprix]

I'm not real sure what you mean by a man in a cloak. .but from many years ago.
Please explain. ...I'm curious

....and hallways are tunnel like, drawing one into the depths of the unknown.

Makes it difficult to turn around, and again, to see where we are headed.

A man in a cloak........but from many years ago.

Papa Bear

[F1grandprix]

Are you referring to death many years ago or something else?

[Nglvayhp]

I understand what you are saying I do the same thing with stairs specially if it's dark. It's like afeeling in my chest as if something were to grab me or chase me. Almost like an earie feeling or heavy. It's weird PM I think your right might be an experience in a past life.

[allvideO]

Betterbelive.....this may sound really weird, but I can't type that well. But when i am in the zone, it is like my fingers have a mind of their own.

it felt like a man in a cloak was standing in a hallway, a very long alleyway type of thing, slightly misty, and he was waiting for you. But the year is 1800's...........
Although I couldn't see the features, the stance and the silhouette echoed "man" "1835" so I am not too sure why that came up on my thread.

Ring any bells for you?

Papa Bear

[TiepayWrary]

Bathophobia, is pretty interesting. But what creates it? I think that makes sense.

[letmelogin]

I think hallways are a fear of the unknown. Anything could happen at any time. There are many doorways to enter and unsuspecting things that could appear. They're scary for a reason, they are dark and long, and because they can potentially lead you on a new path (depending on which door you choose). It's a passageway of options. I think 'things' try to get our attention in hallways, that's why so many people have issues being within them. I say confront it and ask yourself what it is your afraid of seeing/knowing.