[Grammar] Freaking out

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Can I say, " I am freaked out about it"? Or "I freak out about it"? Thanks in advance.
 
Then, what is the meaning difference between them?
 
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Then, what is the meaning difference between them?
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For example, "There is a spider in the bath at the moment. I am freaked out about it" "Whenever there is a spider in the bath, I freak out about it".
 
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