The Deep Ocean is TERRIFYING! | Hasanabi Reacts to Nexpo
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Hasan reacts to a video by Nexpo showcasing the terrifying natural wonders of the Deep Ocean from the scary to the beautiful and everything in between, and Hasan is definitely not afraid of the ocean!
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Hasan Piker is Political Commentator turned Twitch Streamer (#13) known for his Turkish heritage and leftist takes, often speaking on topics like Socialism, Communism, Capitalism, and Marxism (and occasionally 9/11). He loves reacting to political news, and occasionally goes on IRL adventures with his friends. He likes to react to popular media content with his audience as well, such as Jubilee, JCS (Jim Can't Swim), Joe Rogan, Andrew Tate, Ben Shapiro, Steven Crowder, Channel 5, trending Twitter posts or TikToks, and other creative videos.
I once had a panic attack while diving, and it was genuinely the most terrifying experience of my life. You can't just go back up to the surface if something goes wrong, ascent must be done slowly and with (often several) minutes long decompression stops along the way. So it feels pretty helpless when you think something is wrong.
That said, it can be practiced pretty safely when the safety rules are properly learned and followed. That poor diver who drowned at the Blue Hole was honestly beyond reckless. I can empathize with how terrifying his last moments had to be... but man, nothing he did was remotely normal or safe diving procedures. Unfortunately, Hasan, this guy attempting an extremely difficult dive does not reflect his experience as a diver. Most divers deaths happen when people skirt safety rules and/or attempt dives well beyond their abilities/experience. There is no way this dive, being done the way he did (and with the equipment he brought) could have resulted in him not dying...
100% of people who never go sea diving don't die from a sea diving accident, I know this is a jarring statistic but believe it or not those are the facts
@@orion10x10 100% of people who dont drive don't die from driving. 100% of people who don't work don't die from on the job accidents. 100% of people who don't do anything don't die from those things. what's your point?
I had my first panic attack at a scout camp when I was swimming in a "iron man" competition.... I couldn't see the bottom of the lake anymore and I got freaked out and started to hyperventilate. Let's just say, I didn't finish the race. But, I overcame my fears and did the mile swim the next year. But, seriously, I'll take a lake in Minnesota over the Ocean any day.
@@GeraintDafis Bajau people: 🗿
@@jonporter1233 I find swimming in lakes to be freakier then crystal clear ocean water... despite of how irrational that is. Seeing nothing but endless blue beneath you can be pretty freaky that said... until a wild pod of dolphins show up and all your fears melt away.
Nah the scariest thing is we have found plastic garbage at the depths of the Mariana trench, showing that humanities garbage can and will end up everywhere. Big sharks? Sure spooky but everlasting effects of our actions as a species? Terrifying.
The thought that thousands if not millions of years into the future if some other species develops cognizance and shit they'll just be like, "yoooo wtf is all this shit everywhere," and that fact kinda affirms any shred of pride I maintain in our species.
@@conwaytwittyer2667 affirms? wouldn't it cause you to lose that pride?
@@alyssahopson5926 nah its like ozimandias, behold our works in terror and awe
@@conwaytwittyer2667 But it won't even be something cool, just a "Have a great day" takeout plastic bag and they will see it as some form of high art that the ancient beings created for the fish to enjoy lol
@@fawn4271 or maybe even a religious artifact
I love swimming in the ocean. I am fully aware that I am not evolved to survive in it, and it could easily kill me, and frankly I'm fine with that. If the Ocean wants to take me, that's her right and I support her.
Same..
Dommy mommy of the open seas
settle down hp lovecraft
That’s a little extreme
Im sure you'll be supportive as an unknown entity drags you down to drown 🙃
I saw a documentary about the Blue Hole, in which experts argue that it is so dangerous, because in your nitrogen narcosis, the light at the other side of the arch looks like up, so you try to go up, and up, but you are swimming sideways at the same depth.
And once you reach the other side, if you have taken too long (which is very common), you run out of air, and you die in the real ascension.
This is why the Blue Hole has claimed so many lives, and I mean, a number of professional divers.
One of the potential dangers associated with the Blue Hole, as you mentioned, is nitrogen narcosis. Nitrogen narcosis is a condition that can occur when diving at deeper depths, where increased pressure affects the body's response to nitrogen. It can lead to symptoms similar to alcohol intoxication, including impaired judgment and disorientation.
The specific scenario you described, where divers may mistake the light at the other side of the arch for the surface and swim upwards, is a phenomenon known as "the arch effect." This can be a disorienting experience for divers and can potentially lead to dangerous situations if they ascend without proper control or awareness of their depth.
Additionally, the Blue Hole is a deep dive site, reaching depths of over 400 feet (120 meters). Extended or improper dives can result in the depletion of air supply and pose a risk of running out of air during the ascent, which is a critical phase of the dive.
It's important to note that diving in the Blue Hole, or any challenging dive site, requires experience, proper training, and adherence to safety guidelines. Divers should be aware of their limits, dive within their certification level, and take necessary precautions to mitigate risks.
Humboldt squids = scariest creature in the ocean. They're sea wolves. They hunt in packs, attack humans, and to add some extra spooky to it they communicate by lighting up and changing colors. Imagine floating aliens communicating with lights surrounding you and not knowing if they're just curious or plan to literally eat you.
that sounds metal af
the humboldt kaymars are actually insane. youre correct and i want to add a thing which i will never forget about the humboldts. these guys have razorsharp blades build into their suction naps. so they suck and "drill" onto you. if hes got you tight, he will just let the ocean do the kill. he dives down with you until the waterpressure kills you. horrible death,...
@@kenirainseeker539 **Gojiraintensifies**
Idk man id rather have a run in with a Humboldt squid than a 18 fr great white
@@mookiestewart3776 You are insane brother 😭😭
I’ve lived by the ocean my whole life, surfed for a long time and even got certified for SCUBA diving in it. Anytime I see that abyss, the light just fading out into nothing, It’s still terrifying to me.
But its sorta fascinating aswell
@@jeffdunham5150 Fascinating, aye sure. But let's leave exploration to ROVs while we stay on surface-level.
I'm just not diving in the Norwegian sea, there's no chance. Only chance I'm gonna dive, will be with a group of very experienced divers I know, in warmer waters that aren't deeper than 40 meters maybe. No chance I'm going deep cavediving EVER. No thanks, I know I'm gonna struggle even if nothing goes wrong
getting this on my recommended feed while this whole oceangate submarine thing is happening is so vile from the alogorithm LMAO
It's harder to get to the deepest part of the ocean than it is to get into space. That's just amazing to me and it's so sad that we don't take the time and the energy to explore what we have. We're so focused on outer space fat we ignore what beautiful and wonderous creatures live right here.
Can't colonize the deep sea, brotha
@@anarchsnark You could colonize the deep sea although I would hope that people wouldn't. It's just a lot harder because there's no light which will drive people insane and the pressure underwater is immense.
Not really. We do it all the time now. When is the last time we went to even the moon.
@@ndimageryanddownoutproduct1071 I disagree We Don't dive deep often and it is completely different from us going to the moon because we can go to the moon at any time. We don't send humans to the moon but we can send equipment to the Moon at any time to get samples or to see it. You cannot do the same diving deep. Most equipment would get crushed under the pressure And you would only be able to see whatever the light can show you because it's so dark.
We are focused on outer space because it is a lot easier to navigate contrary to venturing deep into the oceans.
Until we know how to successfully counter the pressure under water, we will never be able to explore our own oceans and that is the only limitation that is greatly affecting our deep sea exploration.
Until then, space is the frontier we would be fully mastering before our very own oceans.
This video was actually crazy, so I hope you all enjoy it!
And shout out to czcams.com/users/Nexpo for making such a great video about the ocean!
Yuri was a diving instructor but he decided to not wait for the local guide bc he didnt have enough time. It's a super sad story, he broke soo many safety rules. Diving is about mitigating risks so you can dive again. Really tragic
yea crazy what a little bit of an ego can lead to, a very sad and gut wrenching death. Especially knowing his mom had to watch that tape
Yeah I have my advance/rescue dive certification and most of what I was taught were “rules” that you must never break in order to give yourself the highest chance of survival even in an emergency situation
I remember getting this feeling just in the deep end of an almost empty public pool. I can jump off the diving board fine but underwater the massive emptiness with my eyes open and an industrial grate at the bottom was like an invisible monster ready to pull me in. The insecurity increased by the man made geometry
thanks for describing this so well!!
When he bit his nails his heart rate dropped to 60ish. Pog the soothing behavior is working
Good observation!
i’m so conflicted about the ocean. i think it’s beautiful and i love the idea of swimming in it, but like only if i was like a mermaid or something. when i actually swim in it i feel like i don’t belong and that all the animals know that and are gonna kill me when they see me, but i think if i was a mermaid i’d actually love it so much cause i’m supposed to be there yk
I remember i went to the ocean during this last summer and it was dark out and a little baby stingray washed up on the shore. It started to flop around and then went back into the ocean
@@jakepotts6907 i’m glad to hear the baby stingray made it back in the ocean. needs to live it’s stingray life
@@hannahbb2557 it scared the ish out of my. It was dark and blended so well with the sand. Thiught i was about to get Steve Irwin'd.
@@jakepotts6907 aww, i love rays so much, they’re so cute
This is me. I used to love it as a kid but as I got older and realized how terrifying some of the things in there are, hell no. Went diving one time with.all these people casually swimming with sharks and barracuda nearby. I noped outta there as fast as I could
I think for me it's expecially scarry when I can see deep into the water, which makes me think it's really a fear of heights that just sort of misplaced
Nexpo has the perfect voice for this - creepy, lulling, ominous, comforting.
can you seriously not hear how nasal his voice sounds
Hassan saying he is afraid of the ocean too has made me feel so validated. The ocean is a death trap. Also, if you got lost there, then who the hell is ever going to find you
So funny that I get recommended this after this whole submarine thing.
For some reason this is recommended to me non stop right now... Hmmm 🤔
I have thalassophobia, and sometimes it gets so bad that I actually get uncomfortable going over the ocean in Google map. I am not exaggerating. It is not like a fear or something, but I start to have a bad sensation on the mouth of my stomach, like it is churning, especially when I go to the East of Australia/New Zealand, and it is just the vast, inmense ocean.
When the water gets darker and darker, ooof, just thinking of that is making me anxious.
I know it's dumb and he doesn't understand but Yuri fucked up alot, no nitrox, no partner, no back up tank, not paying attention to DC, etc. Blue holes are really not meant to be dived with O2 either, this is probably one of the only times freediving is safer but at the same time you need to prep, scout, and study to dive places like that safely. - someone who freedives and scuba dives often and who follows freediving culture
I practically grew up underwater, so one day at work a tourist was talking with his boys about how he’s not scared of the ocean and since they were next in line at my register I just looked them dead in the eye and said, “You should be.” 😂 have fun, but don’t let your guard down
getting this in my recommendations after the titan incident is funny as hell
Who would’ve guessed a bunch of billionaires would’ve just re-created iron lung in real life!
I’m from Florida, and can’t imagine not swimming in the ocean. There’s so much cool shit in there, coral, sea turtles, octopus, dolphins, and sharks. Most sharks aren’t even big enough to eat you so they’re basically just big fish until they get past a certain size. I see swimming in the ocean like mountain climbing; yeah you could die, but you still want to see what’s there. Just pet a horseshoe crab and calm down.
Hasan an his fans are truly incels good on ya tho👍🏽
A lot of people don’t live by the ocean. They aren’t familiar to that shit. Stop invalidating other people’s opinions and feels just because they don’t match yours dude, that’s immature as fuck.
I don’t know much about horseshoe crabs but couldn’t they claw you if you get too close I think it probably be safer to pet a different fish
@@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539 horseshoe crabs are quite harmless if you know how to pick them up right. they’re quite docile.
I am an islander and love the ocean! This comes at the right time. It's almost my birthday and I'm considering to go swimming in a cage with sharks under the ocean lol 🌊🌊😂😂😂
Get itttttttttttttt
I'm an islander and I have thalassophobia lolololol if it's too deep I'm not going in
Who's here watching this while the Titan submersible was lost heading towards the Titanic?
I'm glad to watch this with someone that feels the same about the Ocean, I love the mystery but terrified at the same time.
hasan has the same level of ocean fear as Finn the human from adventure time LMAO
I remember seriously experiencing the ocean’s strength when I was a child. I don’t ever recall a warning about the sudden riptide that occurred, except that when my father and I were caught when everybody was running out of the water.
The water was pulling in my dad, who was brought to his knees by its power. I was free, standing where the water receded, but I naively tried to help before a wave swept us in. My dad recalls opening his eyes and fighting against the current as he held onto me. There were large rocks in the ocean that tourist would pose for pictures or hang out on, but those moments were long gone as we were about to be slammed into them.
Instead, we impacted sand like an object thrown and I could feel my body tumble under the surface. I had my eyes shut, but awake the whole time and felt safe when hands were pulling us to shore and freshwater was poured onto my eyes.
I wasn’t afraid of the ocean after that, but I was afraid of what I couldn’t control. This phobia represents that.
" I am normal. You are not." Is my new motto.
"Hasanabi the type of dude to get scared listening to three 6 mafia" killed me 😂
the audio of the guy drowning is horrific the gasping and terrified wheezy yelps are something i’ve only ever experienced trying to force myself out of sleep paralysis or waking out of my worse nightmares.
In the wild an Orca has never hurt a person.
4 months later: Orcas literally on the Warpath against yachts 😅
It's so dangerous to explore the bottom of the ocean because the water pressure. The deeper you go, the more difficult it is for humans to manufacture submarines that can actually withstand the pressure.
This is because the sub would need to be closer to a perfect sphere to maximize efficiency. But the same time, the higher the risk of being straight up killed because you bumped into something increases.
Which is why robots are so much more suited for deep water exploration, as it removes the necessity of having to add on life support for a manned submarine.
I wanted to be a marine biologist for most of my life until a like 5 years ago it snapped for me that I'm fucking so scared of the deep ocean or just not being able to see more than 10 feet in front of me and knowing anything can come from any direction and drag me down to my death
So I dropped out of college and now idk what I really want to get my degree in anymore 🥹
BRO SAME I realized the ocean is actually incredibly fucked up and if god wanted us to learn about it he would’ve given us gills
Luckily I went to school for general bio and not marine bio
Water is just scary
I almost drowned when I was like 5. My friend and I were rlly far out in shallow water and we basically fell into a super deep trench with a current and the water was full of brown algae that made it impossible to see underwater and they were toxic but we didn't know at the time. And we could barely swim and we quickly became exhausted.
My friends brother saved us just in time...
I swallowed a LOT of water.
I coughed at first it and my nose and throat were burning. and I had diarrhea after that and I had to go in a bush a bunch of times and it hurt.
I don't think my family realized that the algae were poisonous and it's likely also bad to swallow so much salt
After that I sometimes had panic attacks when having my head submerged but I still can't resist the sea. I love it so much. Even though I was never good at swimming
I was badly injured 4 years ago and I'm wheelchairbound, but last summer I FINALLY went to the beach and INTO THE WATER in my wheelchair by using a wheelchair ramp, that many families dealing with disability in the local community are grateful for.
I had to move very slowly because there were a bunch of crabs and I didn't wanna crush them🥺
Anyway thanks for reading if u got this far lol
I love the sea. And even though I'm disabled I won't let that stop me from enjoying nature and from pursuing my dreams
Hasan is 100% correct with all of this. I suffer from thalassophobia and submechanophobia, and this video perfectly describes why it is terrifying.
(Hasan and Nexpo, I should say).
Hilarious recommended
love that this came up on my recommended post titan
This.
And those people that crawl through caves that are only as narrow as their neck
...
Scary
Underwater caving be like
Hasan saying, nervously "I don't like this!" before starting the video is peak level adorable
The people in the submarine should have watched this
"I take multiple showers, sometimes two a day" implies that usually Hasan showers 3+ times a day but sometimes only takes 2
Thalassophobia? More like thatASSophobia! amirite??
Please 😂😂
fear of that ass...glad i dont have that 🤤
good one, dude
I'd like to dive into _that!_
No
As someone with immense Thalassophobia, I can confidently say I love this shit lol
lmao, this is everyone on the Thalassophobia reddit. Like, yes, I'm terrified, but it's a thrilling sort of terror!
@@VenusAD makes sense though haha. Personally, I've been obsessed with horror since I was a kid so I've grown a bit used to it despite still very much enjoying the stories, exploiting that phobia is the only thing that still gives me that anxiety and pure dread I used to get with it haha. Subnautica was the most exciting yet bone chilling piece of media I've experienced in years 😆 but try and get me out on the ocean and you'll see me completely fall apart
My boi called it.
“subnautica is dead to me” don’t say that, you don’t mean that 😭
Why the narrator sound like the guy from "Shrek is love, Shrek is life" video 💀💀💀
The name of the Guy is Nexpo
I'm with Hasan on this one. I'm a great swimmer....in a pool. I love water. But dark, freaky depths.... Nah. I'm out. I want nothing to do with the ocean further than 50 yards from the beach. It IS beautiful, in a very scary way.
Justifiable phobia!!!
Used to swim in the ocean… until I saw a 7 foot bull shark swam by the exact spot I was swimming 10 minutes after I got out of the water
proof or it didn't happen
@@NationalistsRuinAmerica 😂 😆
@@NationalistsRuinAmerica L
Here from the future. This aged a little too well 😬
The ocean is terrifying, but honestly 80% of my fear of it stems from sharks. The remaining is 10% for the dark, and 10% for everything else (big fish/squids, the unknown, etc).
Sharks are not that dangerous?
i'm a shark simp. dolphins are the ones people should be afraid of. they're actually psychotic.
sharks are pretty chill but I understand the fear. a car is more likely to kill you than a shark if that makes you feel any better
The whole ‘oh we know more about the surface of the moon than the depths of the ocean’ thing is so dumb. Like no shit we know more about the immediate surface of the moon. We also know way more about the surface of the ocean and a lot more about its depths than what’s past the surface of the moon.
very true. we also basically already mapped the whole ocean floor, at least the reliefs and topography, and it's also assumed that in big parts of the oceans there is barely any life. most marine life lives around the coasts, where we can see them.
real and true
@@NationalistsRuinAmerica that we know of 😧
@@bubbleblowinbab yeah but also if there was a giant unknown sea creature what would it eat?
Ha, he said he would never do an ocean irl, yet the Aussie boys just got him to do one! They went snorkeling in Australia. (March ‘24)
Dude. As a 4 year old… the water parts of Super Mario 64 always gave me so much anxiety too.
Seeing him point to a magnapinna squid going EXPLAIN THIS LIBERALS fucking killed me
I love swimming in the ocean. I just don’t like being out very far. If I want to go far, I prefer to use a boat to get out there past the raging waves.
The beach is great. Very fun. But you’re meant to be cautious and scared, it is dangerous. It’s the same as hiking. It’s beautiful, but you’re meant to be scared as that fear helps keep you safe.
The beach is fun, but I prefer the pool. I love water jsut like Has
Swimming in the ocean is not the same as hiking
@@joebob4579 It's pretty damn similar, actually. I wouldn't even be surprised if more people die hiking than swimming, but then you get into semantics like what kind of trail versus what kind of diving place.
I hated playing Subnautica, but strangely, I barely minded Soma
For me it's the fear of diving and seeing the hull of a ship or submarine, or even worse, an oil rig structure. Doesn't even have to be feel. I get shivers down to the bottom of my feet thinking about it.
You can be scared of something without it being to the level of a full phobia. A phobia is when your fear rises to the level of being irrational and more than is reasonably justified.
So Phobia is an irrational fear not becaise it is irrational to be afraid of that thing, but because the level of fear is not the amount of fear that would be expected from exposure. The subject of Phobias are objectively rational, its just the amount of fear associated with them is irritational.
The subject of phobias isn't always objectionably rational, but the rest is correct. A good example is Tripophobia, for which there is no real rationality.
He says it's not an irrational fear, and not 10 seconds later he freaks out over a hypothetical killer tentacle. Squids aren't known for hunting or even killing humans.
lmao exactlyyy
Humboldt Squid actually have attacked divers on several occasions, and there was a report of one almost killing a marine biologist. They’re pretty massive, and extremely aggressive towards divers. So you’re not ALWAYS safe with Cephalopods lol
I scuba dived a lot when I was younger. Since its been a while. My fear of not being able to see freaks me out so much
Similar. I grew up swimming in the Atlantic and rivers and didn't develop the fear until my late 30s. 🤔 I've been chipping away at it. Swimming near another person helps me. But I couldn't dive. 😬
OMG! Nexpo AND Hasanabi??!!! LOVE IT!!!
You wouldn't go swimming in a pool with a dead body in it, people routinely get buried at sea - swimming in the ocean is just a measure of the ratio of water to dead bodies that you'll accept.
Phobias do not have to be “irrational”. They can be, but they also can be perfectly rational.
Every single time I get in the ocean I have a massive adrenaline rush. Fucking high alert and only thinking do not die. I’m a really solid swimmer, no fear of the water itself, it is the ocean and everything in it.
yeah i used to do night dives with a group in Monterey bay california and each time was like its own high stakes adventure. One wrong move and you're lost in 100 ft of pitch black water with no sight no sound no nothing, youre fucked lol. Getting back safe and sound each time felt like an accomplishment lol
@@mookiestewart3776 yeah you’re outta your mind buddy, I only touch that water in broad daylight. Night swims??? All my fears about are x5 cause now the things in the ocean are hunting.
Feeling utter powerlessness. It’s corny but I remember my first time reading Moby Dick where Pip falls overboard and comes back up utterly insane and thought it was the most accurate representation of what the ocean can do to you.
the ocean is so conflicting, beautiful yet ugly, amazing yet terrifying. but dying from lack of oxygen is one of the most painful and scary ways to go, so i’m fine on land
i just hate that at the start they say you were gonna go back to safety but then chose to go back into the water. idk why that makes it so much worse
I love how you always include the discussion video in the links.
My mom used to afraid of the ocean because one day she got stuck in oil refinery during storm. Also she took a picture of her in the refinery with a pitch balck ocean background shit was scary at night she said
I have this argument with my friend all the time. I tell him that we ain't got no gills and therefore we don't belong in the ocean. Why would I want to go swim in the ocean?! And he freaks and says we have intelligence so we can go into the ocean. And I'm like, naw im good.
I live in a simulation I just rewatched a year old hasan nexpo react and then he watched one today
47:34 Whoah how are all those objects still sitting in place on the shelving?
A lot of bottle shelves on ships had a guard wire to keep them in place
the ocean is so mysterious dangerous unpredictable but that’s why i love it and think it’s beautiful
14:42 titanic moment
i remember going to the beach once and accidentally stepping on a dead, rotting fish in the sea. That pretty much killed my fascination with big water bodies and I have not ventured into any since…
chat is straight up psychopathic sometimes. the part of the video that showed Yuri's tragic death and chat's reaction to it was an especially egregious example. saying "skill issue" for something like that is horrendous, holy shit. touch grass.
"This is the most dangerous diving spot ever, lemme break every safety rule when diving into it"
There are so many reasons why I love the Great Lakes, one is because I’m the top of the food chain, in the ocean not so much.
I grew up in New England, kales are scarier to me because all the creatures are all concentrated in one spot and can’t escape, in the ocean they have plenty of room to be where I’m not lol
Resident evil 1 remake... the shark part. Mario 64 huge eel thing And tombraider swimming with sharks till this day has me traumatized.
46:57 OH MY GOD IT HAS A NAME!! I always noticed I had this fear since I was a kid and realized pushing my toys underwater gave me this intense discomfort/fear that I couldn't understand. Things underwater, like animitronics, really give me this extreme instinct to feel uncomfortable/scared of it. I didn't know that it was a shared phobia!
It seems like Hasan has Thalassophobia. I’ve got it too and it’s not just “the fear of water” and is usually extremely complex no matter the person. Especially considering his physical reactions and responses (which are extremely similar to me and so many others with thalassophobia) and his inability to watch even just going under the surface of the water much less being “under the water” shows me he definitely has a moderate to severe form of thalassophobia and to that I say… welcome to the club bro we fuckin hate it here lmao
Nexpo is such a good channel.
The one and only time in elementary I read ahead in the textbook I read a short story called "Through the Tunnel" by Doris Lessing and I have been scared of drowning since
I love avnj im so glad to see hasan watching him
Nexpo on here, nice.
Hasan said that more than 90% of the ocean are not being discover yet but when he saw divers go do some research in the deep blue, he asked why they do that and said they should just stay at home. The irony is hilarious
Maybe we just shouldnt find out. Curiosity killed the cat
Yeah use rc subs
I love swimming, and actually find the slight existential dread of swimming in natural bodies of water comforting in a weird way. And pools feel like a second home(my grandma was a swim instructor) But I don't do it very often, because of a very shallow reason. My hair is coarse and dry. I have tried swim caps, and it still gets in. I just don't want to have to wash my hair that often. It takes forever to dry, and washing it too often makes it completely unmanageable. So I don't do a thing I love swimming, cause swimming is just too inconvenient.
I agree! Even though it's something I'm personally not scared of( In a since that I wouldn't want to dive in an under water cave or under ice.) I still think it's logical to be weary of the ocean. Like being scared of heights, lightning and tornadoes are perfectly logical fears to have as well. I still enjoy looking at deep sea creatures though and watching that the Nautilus expedition.
I allways check up first if I'm about to get jumpscared in every underwater mision while playing videogames. Even if there's no monsters, underwater scenes in games like fallen order still make me feel really uneasy.
I think that’s why the first bio shock was so fucked. Knowing that you’re perpetually at the bottom of the sea and there’s really no way out, even when you’re not in immediate danger. Creeeeepy.
@@meghanpoplacean2216 agree
I once got gored by a boar when I was a little boy playing in the water I was in very shallow water but it was still the most terrifying experience I’ve ever had trying to gasp and scream for help while a 250lb animal is pushing you into the 8 inches of water so when you breath you get nothing but a mouthful of water and mud in your lungs unable to move or even fight back or even see what is going on because even though you know you are being attacked the terror of not being able to even breathe is an even greater terror as you can feel every inch of your body scream for air every cell starving for oxygen as your body grows weaker and your mind becomes ever more clouded but still aware of the oblivion you are falling into.
orcas are my FAVORITE ANIMAL, they are so smart. There’s a pod that purposely beaches themselves to catch seals on the shore and then shimmy back into the water
One chatter said “How do I vote against the ocean” 😂😂😂
When I was young my brother and I would take turns leaving a single jet ski sitting off shore a mile, in the gulf then climb together on another one and dare to see who would swim further through the abyss to reach the jet ski 😂
I lost it when he got to submechaphobia, I literally can’t stand that shit way more than the ocean itself
Dammit I think I have that too but didn't know there was a name for it😬The examples on google images just about killed me!
It's so fun how much he flips out on this stuff
I don't like the ocean so much but watching the clip of Yuri made me physically sick.
Triggered my absolute worst fucking nightmare and made me have a mild panic attack. Still not feeling good...
I love the ocean as long as I can see the shore. But open water is very unsettling for me.