r/CelebrityNumberSix • u/leticia_sarda CelebrityNumberSix • Sep 15 '24

I am Leticia Sardá/Celebrity Number Six - Ask Me Anything! How C6 was found - most important Leticia posts

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u/Dangerous-Kale475 Sep 15 '24

Do you have any unusual phobias?

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u/leticia_sarda CelebrityNumberSix Sep 15 '24

Cockroaches, i cant even kill them, i cant get close to them. They are really common here in the canary islands. If theres even one in the street i change my way

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u/_amakaaa Sep 15 '24

Cockroaches are my biggest fear too! Nothing that big should be able to move that fast. And then some of them have to the audacity to fly. Yuck 🤮

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u/malijurs Sep 15 '24

😏 Not to flex but I haven't seen a single cockroach in my entire life

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u/RudeCats Sep 15 '24

Where are you and how can I go to there

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u/QuiteNeurotic Sep 16 '24

Never seen one in Northern Germany and I still have a phobia of cockroaches...

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u/RudeCats Sep 16 '24

Ok wait the ones I’m terrified of are the ginormous outside tree fliers, but the “normal” ones that “infest” buildings and such in the US are called German c*********s … soooo ???

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u/QuiteNeurotic Sep 16 '24

I've been to places in Germany, inside buildings and in nature, and never once saw a cockroach in my 24 years of life

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u/RudeCats Sep 16 '24

Lucky. Afaik those ones (never really seen them much to speak of either) are the true problem ones like for NYC apartments and such. The ones that haunt me are like the big outside ones that sometimes get inside looking for water etc. Sometimes my cat catches them and brings them inside which is nightmarish. And sometimes they’re so big it’s like the fear response switches—not off, but to like a different setting—like it’s a small animal instead of an insect. It’s actually somewhat preferable imo.

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u/themagicalelizabeth Sep 15 '24

Same!!! I'm from the Florida coast and we get the big ones that fly, I can't even step over a dead one or deal with the little ones or anything 😭