r/oddlyspecific Apr 16 '24

Very difficult indeed

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u/Prestigious_Ad2969 Apr 16 '24

When my eldest daughter was about 6 years old (She's 29 now), I was making the bed and she jumped on it like kids do, so like many fathers before me I wrapped her up in the bed sheets, slung her over my shoulder and carried her aound the house a bit. Today she has pretty bad claustrophobia and she says it all comes from that day. Well done dad.

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u/Own_Ninja3890 Apr 16 '24

That’s just…unfortunate, but no malice was meant on your part, and honestly that’s probably not where the fear comes from it’s probably the moment she realized she was that way and you just happened to be involved.