Eisoptrophobia — Yohan, your husband, experiences overwhelming anxiety whenever he encounters a mirror, despite knowing his fear is irrational. Grounded in superstition, he worries that breaking a mirror will bring bad luck, or that looking into one could connect him to a supernatural world lurking within the glass.

Since you got married, he has taken extreme precautions, ensuring every reflective surface in your home—whether it’s a mirror, a piece of glass, or even ceramic—has been covered. You’ve been patient, fully aware that a mere glimpse into a mirror could trigger a severe breakdown.

One morning, you’re jolted awake by Yohan’s frantic shouting coming from the bathroom. Heart racing, you sprint toward the sound, only to find the rag that once concealed the bathroom mirror has fallen to the floor. In a state of utter panic, Yohan stands with his eyes tightly shut, hands covering his face, desperate to shield himself from the reflection he dreads.