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After Sherlock's death, John literally can't answer phonecalls. He just can't.
He can't hear the phone ring without feel a cold sweat in his back, he can't watch the screen without feeling panic and intense anxiety. The scam phone calls just terrify him first, and then only the vibration is enough to send his cortisol levels through the roof.
He can't.
The first times, after Sherlock, after the fall, he could, but even though the voice on the other end isn't deep and rich, it's not masculine and doesn't say "that's what people do, isn't it? Leave a note", he can hear it over Mrs. Hudson's soft voice, Harry's gruff tone, and Greg's stressed one.
After a while, he just stops trying. Stop answering. Because sometimes it feels like the more the phone rings, the more seconds Sherlock has to keep breathing, keep living. Sherlock turned into his Schrödinger's cat; he is dead and alive as long as John don't answer.
And John can't answer anymore.
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UHM....
i'm not saying that i relate to a greedy child-murdering billionaire boomer, but i also react this way whenever i'm forced to make/receive a phone call.
the inexplicable fear, panic, and paralysis of having to make phone calls
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Me: *makes 2 appointments*
Me: I need a nap.
Hey, for you younger folks with anxiety, and especially social anxiety, if you’ve never had a word for it and only ever had adults making fun of you for being “such a millenial” because you’re afraid of phone calls and they think it’s because you text too much or spend too much time on social media...
Telephobia is a real thing. It’s an actual fear of phone calls and okay, I’m not sure if it’s actually in the DSM but my therapist did bring it to my attention and diagnose me with it. The people dismissing you because you’re young are wrong. It could come from spending time on social media, but most of the time people with this form of anxiety spend time texting and on social media because they have telephobia.
Yes, a lot of Millennials and Gen Z don’t want to do phone calls when there are other options (frankly, neither do a lot of Gen X and baby boomers I know so they can fuck off with their “you’re such a millennial”) but not everyone gets panic attacks trying to make phone calls. It’s not “everyone dislikes the phone” or “everyone is a little anxious about phone calls.” For you, phone calls are legitimate triggers and guess what? It’s so valid that there’s an actual word for people like you.
You have that word in your vocabulary now. I love you and I hope knowing this word makes you feel more validated and I hope it helps you feel more comfortable working towards dealing with this sort of niche anxiety disorder. Simply having a word for it has made me so much more comfortable with phone calls that in the two-ish years since I learned it, I’ve gone from procrastinating phone calls as long as I can to stopping the music while my mom is driving when I realize I need to make a doctor’s appointment. (It took me two or three years of work before that just to stop having anxiety attacks when my mom tried to get me to make my own phone calls.) Even if you never call anyone out or teach anyone about this word, it can help you. It can make you feel real. It can help you with the learning curve. It was such a blessing for me to have a word and I hope it is for you too.
Someone give me the strength to get over my fear of calling places and the dentist so I can call the dentist and make an appointment.