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Thalassophobia and aquaphobia are often confused, yet both describe different relationships with the fear of water.   While one focuses on oceans and deep water, the other generalises across all water forms. Understanding these distinctions is vital, and so is seeking professional help.  What is Thalassophobia?  To clearly answer what is...

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