Grown-up Lady Becomes Scared, Runs Away From Party After Seeing Mickey Mouse

Grown-up Lady Becomes Scared, Runs Away From Party After Seeing Mickey Mouse

  • A lady who is afraid of a cartoon character has gone viral after she ran away from a party out of serious fear
  • In a video that has gone viral on TikTok, the grown up lady saw 'Mickey Mouse' at a party and then she freaked out
  • She stormed out of the hall while screaming in a loud voice despite attempts by her friend to reassure her

A young lady who has a phobia for a cartoon character has gone viral after she ran away from a party.

The lady sparked reactions after she took to her heals when someone dressed in the Mickey Mouse cartoon entered the event hall.

A grown-up lady who attended a party ran away out of fear.
The lady left everyone in surprise when she stormed out an of fear of a 'Mickey Mouse': Photo credit: TikTok/@arike09_01 and Getty Images/NurPhoto.
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In the video which was posted on TikTok by @arike09__01, the young woman could not stay sill as she kept shouting out of fear.

Her friends who were at the party with her tried to reassure her but their efforts fell flatly.

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Eventually, the scared lady stormed out of the event all and ran away, shouting and crying as if she was having a panic attack.

The video is captioned:

"Your friend is scared of Mickey Mouse."

What is masklophobia?

Some people in the comment section explained that they also have the same fear which is called masklophobia.

According CPD Online:

"Masklophobia, also commonly referred to as maskaphobia, is an extreme and overwhelming fear of masks and costumes. Masklophobia is an extremely individualised phobia, in that it manifests differently in different people. Some people are afraid of all masks, costumed clothing, costume characters and mascots, whereas other people’s phobia of masks is centralised on a specific type of mask, such as horror masks, religious masks, masquerade masks or medical face masks.
"Masklophobia is most commonly found in children. This could be because children often find it difficult to distinguish fiction and imagination from reality, have difficulties recognising familiar faces and facial features until the age of six, and find it difficult to rationalise their thoughts and emotions. Masks, particularly when paired with adult-sized costumes, can result in extreme fear, anxiety and panic."

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Lady who is scared of Mickey Mouse runs from a party.
Mickey Mouse is a Disney Cartoon character beloved by kids. Photo credit: Getty Images/Jayce Illman.
Source: Getty Images

Watch the video below:

Reactions to video of lady who is scared of 'Mickey Mouse.'

️@Coco said:

"She has masklophobia just like me."

@ZUBBY-NATION Fx said:

"She is lucky I'm not the one inside the Mickey mouse. We for do small race."

@Peter Chijioke said:

"I just discovered that the fear of mascots is actually a thing and it's called *Masklophobia."

@LAURETTA said:

"That's how I scream and cry when people bring balloons around me I'm really scared of balloons people think it's a joke."

@ayitrace said:

"Masklophobia which is the fear of masks, or people in costumes. I won't lie, her fear is valid, I don't like it too, especially clowns, they creep me out."

Little girl shuns cartoon, watches political debate

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a mother shared a video of her little daughter who's more interested in watching political debates than cartoons.

In a video, the little girl sat close to the television and watched a political debate in all seriousness while being filmed.

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Social media users who came across the video did not hesitate to share their opinions in the comments section.

Source: Legit.ng

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Israel Usulor (Human-Interest editor) Israel Usulor is a journalist who has 10 years of experience. He worked at The Prime Newspaper and has published articles in TheCable Newspaper. Israel graduated with distinction from Fidei Polytechnic (Mass Commun, 2016). Israel has interviewed Zannah Mustapha, the man who helped negotiate the release of Chibok Girls, and Kunle Adeyanju, who rode a bike from London to Lagos. He covered exclusive stories on Chef Dami during her Guinness World Records cookathon. Email: israel.usulor@corp.legit.ng.

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