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When I was younger I loved going to the museum and the art gallery but as I got older I got scared of the wax models and statues in them (It did get me through a whole dinosaur exhibit for free once though, when we should have paid £6 each).

Even now, I'm nineteen and soon to be twenty in october and I still can't stand wax models and statues. I freeze up around them, either start crying (embarrassing to admit...) or start shivering uncontrollably and think they're moving when I can't see them, or even out of the corner of my eye. When I was really REALLY young I actually thought one of them was moving when I stared at it for too long. Once I actually admitted this to my friends and they took it as a joke and didn't believe me and joked about forcing me to go into Madame Tussauds to prove it and the thought of that terrified me. I've had this fear long before the weeping angels were on Doctor Who as well.

Speaking of Doctor Who, I desperately hate the fact I'm afraid of wax statues because now I can't enjoy the Doctor Who Experience (something I really wish I could go to). I also can't go to the Life Centre, an interactive science museum in Newcastle, or go on museum trips with my friends.
<bot>: Scared of wax statues, can't go to Doctor Who Experience or museum with friends. Don't like that much. Got threatened with Madame Tussauds.