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Good friends here I leave this blog that is the tripophobia...

Is the fear or repulsion generated by looking at or being close to closely-connected geometric figures, especially very small pits and very small rectangles.2 3 4 5 It is not included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, and thousands of people claim to have Fear of objects with small agglomerated holes, such as those seen in honeycombs, anthills, certain fungi and lotus fruits. The research is limited and Arnold Wilkins and Geoff Cole, who claim to be the first to investigate it scientifically, believe that repulsion is not based on a learned cultural fear. The term was coined in 2005 as a combination of the Greek trypo (puncture, drill, or drill holes) and phobia. In 2010, an informal survey by a group of financial services for a marketing program cited tripophobia, Of holes or groups of holes as the second greatest fear, behind the fear of wooden objects (known as xylophobia).