House centipedes. I'd never seen one until moving north. Not many things turn me into a princess but they used to, shrieking, freaking out.
Then the website "what's that bug" instantly calmed me when it mentioned their food source is spiders. I stopped smashing them after that.

Ticks and anything that resembles a reduviidae otoh.... nope.

My relationship with heights has changed a lot.

Used to have a phobia of dentists, then figured out I was having adverse reactions to the local anesthetic, now only the bill terrifies me.
Also improved my phobia of needles which isn't surprising since having blood drawn never worried me just people injecting me, so back to adverse reactions. Still not real good with moving heights, planes, ferris wheels, etc but that most likely has something to do with getting stuck at the top of one for half an hour in high winds when I was seven, trees, cliffs, etc. never bothered me. Can catch A plane if I have to but don't enjoy it.

One I got over? Snakes. I remember seeing one in a pet shop, being afraid of it, thinking "this is ridiculous", so a few weeks later, I went back and bought one. I'm not afraid of any snake I know can't kill me, now. Obviously I would still be very wary of a large constrictor or anything venomous.

Ones I still have? Heights. I'm okay as long as it's enclosed: I can happily stand on a glass floor. But walking over a high bridge, I can't go anywhere near the edge. Spiders over a certain size still give me the creeps. But the oddest one I have is plants. Not a running, screaming fear, but a real sense of anxiety if I have to touch the things. I grew some chillis a few years back, and got over it with those, but it's still there when dealing with garden weeds and such. I remember The Day of the Triffids scaring the living daylights out of me when I was a kid. I'm not sure whether that was the source of this phobia, or whether it played on an existing one.

As a child I was afraid of hte dark. I think it had to do with beign brought up in a religion. You lern to fear the unseen and inknown. It's poor preparation for actual life.

I used to be deathly afraid of earthquakes. Living in California, I had been knocked around by quite a few over the years but after a big one about 20 years ago, I figured if that all there is, I can live I can live with it. Now, if there is an earthquake, I just think about surfing the land and hope none of the pictures on the don't fall off the walls.

I don't think I can classify anything I've experienced as a genuine phobia, nothing nearly so debilitating as that, but I have pushed through moderate anxiety. I have a tendency to feel anxious about various things, like taking on additional responsibilities or even doing something as simple as driving someplace unfamiliar, but I've decided that I'm going to say "yes" more often even if it's to do something that I initially recoil from.

Heights for sure, but I was able to go on a roller coaster binge last summer. Felt pretty damn empowering.

“The Dream Catcher” made me scared to flush the toilet for years.

Nope. Still afraid of spiders, heights, clowns, clusters of holes, Sam's Club, politicians, and basically any social situation ever

Heights and flying...

I have the fear of heights. I climbed a Mayan pyramid, and had a panic attack at the top. I keep telling my wife to get away from the edge! She took some great pictures.

I was mildly afraid of snakes but now I am careful but not scared, still freak when I see a shark in the water and will never be able to do heights.

My phobias still, and probably always will include lilapsophobia and acrophobia. The only one I've managed to conquer to any reasonable degree is my melanoheliophobia, or the fear of black holes. Can't really avoid those if one were to be created on earth, in a lab, so it's kind of a moot point to fear them. Just can't look at pictures of them though, even artist's renderings. Nope. Tornadoes and heights though? Those I can mostly avoid. I was borderline arachnophobic for over a decade, but I've encountered so many spiders at random now that I only get that awful frozen, tight chest sensation when I spy a dangerous one.

I got over my fear of snakes by getting a pet ball python. I'm still not a fan of snakes, but they don't freak me out anymore.

I guess I still have a bit of social phobia, but hardly anyone would guess it anymore once I'm out and among people. It's just really darned easy for me to come up with an excuse as to why I probably shouldn't leave my home.

I do have anxiety and panic attacks, but those don't really seem to have anything to do with anything - at least at a conscious level, so it's not really a fear of anything, just random fear.

Slowly, I'm getting over my phobia of being seen eating anything. I still can't eat in front of people I don't know, but the list of people I do know who have seen me eat grows a little longer each year.