Strangely, the girl had the syndrome of seeing men as fearful and unable to breathe

Although the person is strange or familiar, but just need to know that it is a man, Emily Day will be frightened, fall into a state of terror from 10 minutes to an hour whether she has never been abused or attacked. sex work.

According to The Sun (UK), that fear was not due to the 32-year-old girl in Essex, who had just seen a hideous animal or a scary bloody scene. That fear was simply because she knew there was a man knocking on the door.

Emily Day, a recruitment consultant, is a person with androphobia.

She said: 'This fear clung to me all my life. I can't say when my fear started. I am still virgin. I'm not gay. I can look at men and admire when they see them handsome, but if I face a man I admire, I will find it difficult to share a room without fear. '

Syndrome fear men often appear after being abused, but not Emily's case. She had never been attacked but only had this ridiculous disease obsessed with her.

Emily Day, the girl has a fear of men.(Photo: The Sun).

She said: 'I grew up in a women's family and maybe that's part of the reason. Dad divorced my mother when I was 6 years old and I didn't see him again. One of the most recent memories was when I was 13 years old. I have a parcel and I have to sign it. A man I didn't know was waiting at the door. I was in such a state of shock that my sister Sarah thought I had a fever and let me lie down. '

Emily said that every time she feared men, the effects of fear lasted from 10 minutes to an hour. Fear starts when Emil feels blush, his body gets hot and feels unable to breathe. Then she will feel a horrifying fear of the man in front of him and suffocates.

As a child, after 6 times falling into fear like that, Emily realized that it was because she met a strange man. Emily did not know why and could not control her fear.

The fear of men makes social interaction and leaving home difficult. Emily said: 'If I want to meet my friends, I have to make sure they come to me so I don't have to meet their father'.

Despite her fear in public, Emily became very skilled in hiding her fear. She often pretends to be unwell.

Emily was not afraid of her boyfriend at school, but when friends grew up, Emily saw her boyfriends become more frightening.

It was not until 14 years old that she shared about the problem she had with her mother. Her mother took her to see a male doctor, one of the few men she could sit across without fear of fainting because he took care of her health since childhood.

Emily told the doctor everything and felt like she was draining the burden. She was told by her doctor that she had a fear of men.

As a recruitment counselor, Emily was still frightened when she met a strange man who came to the interview, but she was forced to face it.

However, the love life was badly affected. She tried to date a few times but couldn't overcome a kiss because when she touched a man, the fear was so great that she couldn't stand it.

Emily said: 'It seems that the fear of men has turned into fear of intimacy. I hope to meet someone one day with me to erase the fear of men and I can finally marry and give birth. '