On a previous holiday, we stayed on the 16th floor. I can’t quite describe how terrifying that experience was. I went out on the balcony once to smoke and that was enough… Not to mention that the elevator was all glass (yes, and the bottom) and outside the building… 
Never again in my life 
fuk me , talk about menly men ??? 
That (the fear of heights) is something that i can not control. Terrifying…
Yes maybe!
That must have kept you in good physical condition though, All those steps would have been a great workout exercise!
mind over matter m8 acrophobia is all in the mind , and is curable if you want it to be 
trop chouette le petit appartement. J’adore ce carrelage.
маленькая квартирка такая милая. Мне нравится этот перевод плитки
malen’kaya kvartirka takaya milaya. Mne nravitsya etot perevod plitki
So you had to deal with 14 flights of stairs then, I suppose?
That would be no good for me and my wheelchair. Thank goodness I live in a ground floor flat with no need to use the lift (which like yours, doesn’t always work).
My cousin is the same. She told me that if we were to ever go to London to The Shard (the tallest building in Western Europe), she’d stay at the bottom, whilst I go up alone!
he didnt stipulate he used the stairs , on the days of no lift , he pretended to be poorly and sent his partner out if he needed something , smart guy 
Technically true of all phobias, I guess. Not easy though, presumably.
I totally understand her. In time, i have missed a lot of things and probably great visual experiences because of this phobia. 
I haven’t dared to try the London Eye for example
i would cure him in 1 parachute lesson
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Best friends to start off with (let’s assume you might be, for the benefit of this ‘exercise’ / scenario), not so sure what you might be after!
HIS HERO ??? 
Even I find that gif frightening and I don’t suffer from the related phobia! 
That will only happen this way
Remember, Always pack your own parachute! 
A very literal blow job!