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Am I the butthole for leaving my boyfriend in Arizona after he pretended to push me over

over the edge of the Grand Canyon? Okay, I don't even need to read this post. I know the answer

is no opi or not the butthole, but hey, we'll do it anyways. I just went to the Grand Canyon with

my boyfriend and I'm 150% afraid of heights. I don't even go near windows or railings type of

scared. Fobia in the full sense of the word. Because of this, I didn't want to go in the first place,

but it's a famous destination, so I figured that it was worth facing my fears. I had multiple

conversations with my boyfriend about my fears. I had at least five separate in-depth conversations

about how scared I was about having a panic attack around strangers. I have a long history of panic

attacks. He assured me that he'd help me maintain my distance from lages and call me down if I got

overwhelmed or scared. We just went. We planned to do a tour then go out by ourselves in the following

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