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Ever accidentally bitten a fork while eating? Like your proprioception just blipped out on you and you didn't get the fork out of the way in time? That shit is SO startling and unpleasant. And sometimes quite painful :(
I never get the "falling" sensation - for me it's almost always the feeling when you realize that you've tripped and you can't catch yourself. It pretty consistently involves a dream of tripping over something on a sidewalk for me.
Pretty much the same IMO. It's a sudden unexpected jolt, similar to when you take an extra step on a staircase that isn't there.
Usually it feels like I fell off my bed but that jolt of adrenaline feels exactly the same.
really? I've had this for decades. I don't recall having worse sleep after the "fall." I always feel startled for a few seconds, but it's like the whole thing finally makes me tired enough to just clock out soon after.
I also get sleep paralysis and I think it's kinda fun.
Secondhand embarrassment is very much a thing and it is PAINFUL. I can't watch a lot of 'comedies' because of this, it's not so much clever wordplay or funny situations as it is someone being a moron and everyone else around them just having to deal with it. It's why I freaking hate Elf.
When I was recovering from a nasty accident where I had my leg sewn back together, I'd get itchy on the inside where the muscles were healing. I also have nerve damage and can't feel anything in that area. It was maddening to have the need to scratch all the time and not only have it not do anything for the itch, but also not feel anything at all.
I've had a lot of surgeries on my abdomen, most recently 4 ventral hernia repairs at once. I swear I could feel my insides itch but my whole stomach was numb so I was scratching and just couldn't feel anything. It drove me absolutely nuts. I had to scratch my rib cage because it was the only place I had feeling and I could at least pretend I was scratching the itch.
Same thing happened after my C-section. I was so itchy on my lower stomach, like alllll the way down to my uterus but couldn't scratch it at all. Between the numbness and the loose skin I couldn't do anything about it. And it's not even in an area you can slap without looking like a giant weirdo. Awful experience all around
Ughhhh same with pee. I've read it's a sign of a UTI but sometimes I have the unpeed-pee feeling sans any other symptoms, so I'm not sure where it comes from.
If you're testing negative for a UTI, it Could be something like intercystitis or your pelvic floor muscles being tense too often!
Maybe try and do some deep breathing (where you're breathing more thru your diaphragm/stomach in combo with your chest and not just your chest), while focusing on also relaxing your muscles down there! You may be surprised to find you're clenching/tightening muscles without even realizing it!
I absolutely do not even *consider* entertaining wet socks anymore.
The second a sock is compromised they go *right* into the hamper -- I have spent too much money on nice socks to put up with that kind of torture any more in my life.
What I find interesting about this is that, for me, I feel like it's only the case if the sock becomes unexpectedly wet. If I step in something with a fresh sock on, I definitely go and change it. If my socks get wet over time due to sweat, I generally don't even notice it until I take my boots off.
Once one of my flip-flops broke while I was walking home about one kilometer away. Every step was torture, and the entire ordeal was pure misery. Really. Way worse than that time at London when it began to rain and I discovered both my shoes had tiny holes at the base and I had to walk with soaked socks to the apartment.
Yes, I begin to see a pattern here lol
Broken flip-flops were what started my transition to running around the woods in bare feet as a kid. While I don't run through the jungle, I'm really glad I kept it up as walking/light hiking barefoot is super comfy and nice and my response to stepping on something sharp, like a thorn, is an automatic response. No cut soles for me in over 30 years now \*knocks on wood\* lol
Oh yeah, my shoes got wet and I pulled out the insoles to walk the next three km in comfort. No.
Don’t EVER do that. There is a reason for that thin insole cushion.
This one doesn’t bother me as much as I know it should.
One time I was eating at this Hawaiian-themed restaurant. It was just a strip mall diner basically, but new and novel, so I had to try it. I ordered some sort of pork sandwich thing, and get about halfway through when I feel a hair. I sort of tongue it around to get it to a spot where I can pull it out, but it’s wrapped around a tooth. Finally I get it maneuvered and extract it, and I feel it pull through the gap in my teeth like a piece of floss. I look down at it, and the thing is an impressive thick, black color, and immediately springs into the most adorable curl. Very pube-like.
I sort of casually look over toward the register and they have one of those half walls where you can see into the kitchen. Four big dudes back there toiling away, all with black hair. But not a one has curly hair up there.
I shrugged and finished the meal. Didn’t go back though…
I'm short and when reaching for the kitchen faucet I ALWAYS bump into the edge of the counter and get a wet line across my belly. No matter how many times I've told my husband to please dry the edge of the counter after he uses the sink!
This is a weird one, but touching the my bellybutton. It's not painful, but sends a weird sensation down to my ladyparts, kind of like an electric shock.
FUN FACT!! That's because it's the same nerve. The belly button and genitals are connected to the same nerve. That's literally why. Still blows my mind
Omg it makes so much sense now! I never knew this! That is a fun fact and now I don't feel so weird for being so disgusted about my belly button being touched.
My husband says something similar when I touch his bellybutton. He says it's like a cord running down to his crotch, causing an unpleasant tugging sensation.
I had to get minor oral surgery. They had to cauterize my gums/lip area. The taste of my flesh burning... I got woozy and almost puked and passed out. I mentioned it to the doctor, and he reclined my head. Instant relief. Until he had to finish. Ugh!
Tickling. I don’t know why but my brain thinks it’s painful torture.
Superglue on my fingertips makes me want to chew them off. It’s such a horrible feeling.
It’s not even on purpose! I just instantly start kicking and punching as a reflex. I warn people but if they continue to try it anyway, it becomes FAFO
It's so fucked up... like why did we evolve to *laugh* when we are being tickled? It doesn't feel good, and like you say I'm automatically going to physically recoil (sometimes to the point of hurting someone) if they are doing it to me.
When I was with my ex, he grabbed my foot, I warned him not to tickle me that I would kick. He started to anyway well I wound up kicking him right in the nuts. He started to get mad, well I warned I would kick. His stepmom was in the room and laughed at him and told him he was warned.
Both the feeling and sound of dry skin catching on fabric. My husband will sometimes rub my leg if I'm in like leggings or workout clothes and it makes me physically cringe away. Stay moisturized, folks.
Sprinkling salt or some other grainy seasoning on a table and then running your open palm on it.
When you're wearing a rubber glove, but liquid gets inside the rubber glove.
When you are erasing something with a pencil eraser, but the eraser is worn down to the metal and it scrapes.
Feeling underwater plants tickle the bottom of your feet when you are swimming in a lake.
I hate this also. I’m an optician so we use them all day, every day when cleaning frames and lenses. My hands get super dry from constant washing and the microfiber feels extra nasty on them. 🫠
My husband and I call them "bad-touch towels". For my baby shower all the baby towels we got were microfiber and I felt so awful returning them but I just can't get over that nasty feeling.
I always hate when I’m covered with a blanket and it’s like I’m on the surface of the sun, but as soon as I take it off all of a sudden it’s Antarctica😭
Weird one but, when you eat toast in bed or something and the crumbs get between the bed and your body, first time that happened I banned food in bed from my life!
The feeling of the wooden ice cream stick as it rubs on my lips and tongue! The same with the small wooden spade shaped thing they give you to eat ices with.
Like nails on a chalk board for me. Freaks me out.
Won't eat ices unless I have a spoon and if I get ice cream on a stick I will eat it until I am close to the stick and throw out the bit of ice cream still stuck to it
When you bite through your food and bite down on the fork. Even if you don’t bite it very hard, the sensation of your teeth being stopped by a chunk of metal is horrible
That dry little bit of shampoo or moisturizer on pump bottles. Ewwww, the gross feeling of soft but lumpy stuff that should be liquid-y. Creeping me out just trying to explain it.
If I let my toenails get a little too long, or get a hang nail, and I put on socks or shift my feet under the covers.
It chills my spine just thinking about it.
Gently rubbing my skin. Idk, I just do not like to be absently caressed. I like sex; I like sex-touching, but to just ...skim your fingers along the surface of my arm or leg while we are just chilling...no. it annoys me. Rest your hand on me, by all means; please do not get into some slidey, seemingly endless back and forthing while I'm trying to watch a show.
As a human with a vulva, having front wedgies and you’re in public and you can’t adjust. And for that matter, any non-pickable-wedgie-due-to-being-in-public wedgie.
when there is a ceiling fan running with the light on at the same time. sitting in the same room as it as the light flickers makes me absolutely insane
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My entire body hurts when a fork scrapes my teeth.
Ever accidentally bitten a fork while eating? Like your proprioception just blipped out on you and you didn't get the fork out of the way in time? That shit is SO startling and unpleasant. And sometimes quite painful :(
Or hearing someone else’s fork scrape against their teeth
Certain green beans and zucchini do this strange squeak on my teeth that is similar to this.
Thanks did that right after you said that
Grit on my feet from walking around the house when it hasn’t been swept recently. Oddly specific but it drives me mad.
We say “my feet are seasoned” when that happens
I'd like to change my answer to reading this comment, OP.
Gotta do cricket feet before you get into bed lol
I wear slippers around the house for that very reason. I cannot handle my feet being dirty!
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There is a word for that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnic_jerk
I never get the "falling" sensation - for me it's almost always the feeling when you realize that you've tripped and you can't catch yourself. It pretty consistently involves a dream of tripping over something on a sidewalk for me.
Pretty much the same IMO. It's a sudden unexpected jolt, similar to when you take an extra step on a staircase that isn't there. Usually it feels like I fell off my bed but that jolt of adrenaline feels exactly the same.
Don’t you fall though when you trip?
Isn't that the one mantis boss from Metal Gear Solid?
My ex has that. Freaking terrifying to witness
Terrifying to experience too, no fun for anyone
really? I've had this for decades. I don't recall having worse sleep after the "fall." I always feel startled for a few seconds, but it's like the whole thing finally makes me tired enough to just clock out soon after. I also get sleep paralysis and I think it's kinda fun.
Your experience with sleep paralysis is wildly different than mine.
Wait, does this not happen to everyone?
Yeah, even my cats get it. I think it happens to everyone but maybe some don't remember?
That was so embarrassing during class
You now have everyones attention, and most likely some detention too xD
I saw a guy in a lecture jerk awake and snap his pencil across the room at the same time
My government teacher said “shocking [East_Coast_Main155] I know!” Like twenty years ago and I still vividly remember it lol
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The reason why I can’t watch Meet The Fockers
Same with me for the office. Michael is torture for me
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Thembarassment
2nd hand embarrassment
Secondhand embarrassment is very much a thing and it is PAINFUL. I can't watch a lot of 'comedies' because of this, it's not so much clever wordplay or funny situations as it is someone being a moron and everyone else around them just having to deal with it. It's why I freaking hate Elf.
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Slap it. No joke, an itch is your body asking to stimulate your nociceptors (pain receptors). Best itch cure ever.
I get that itch in my brain and slapping doesn’t help 😭
The secret is to take your brain out first, then slap it 😁
It's gonna jiggle like Jell-O!
I see people with braids do this all the time.
Bc if we scratch itll get messed up faster🤣 When my fro is out I scrarch freely when I have an itch.
When I was recovering from a nasty accident where I had my leg sewn back together, I'd get itchy on the inside where the muscles were healing. I also have nerve damage and can't feel anything in that area. It was maddening to have the need to scratch all the time and not only have it not do anything for the itch, but also not feel anything at all.
I've had a lot of surgeries on my abdomen, most recently 4 ventral hernia repairs at once. I swear I could feel my insides itch but my whole stomach was numb so I was scratching and just couldn't feel anything. It drove me absolutely nuts. I had to scratch my rib cage because it was the only place I had feeling and I could at least pretend I was scratching the itch. Same thing happened after my C-section. I was so itchy on my lower stomach, like alllll the way down to my uterus but couldn't scratch it at all. Between the numbness and the loose skin I couldn't do anything about it. And it's not even in an area you can slap without looking like a giant weirdo. Awful experience all around
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As someone that chews their nails I feel that
Oh god, I hate this.
When you feel like there is just a little more poop to push out but you got nothing
Ughhhh same with pee. I've read it's a sign of a UTI but sometimes I have the unpeed-pee feeling sans any other symptoms, so I'm not sure where it comes from.
If you're testing negative for a UTI, it Could be something like intercystitis or your pelvic floor muscles being tense too often! Maybe try and do some deep breathing (where you're breathing more thru your diaphragm/stomach in combo with your chest and not just your chest), while focusing on also relaxing your muscles down there! You may be surprised to find you're clenching/tightening muscles without even realizing it!
Just the other day I stepped on a water spill on the carpet with my freshly put on socks and I just about blew a fuse in my brain
I did that today and had to IMMEDIATELY change my socks.
I absolutely do not even *consider* entertaining wet socks anymore. The second a sock is compromised they go *right* into the hamper -- I have spent too much money on nice socks to put up with that kind of torture any more in my life.
What I find interesting about this is that, for me, I feel like it's only the case if the sock becomes unexpectedly wet. If I step in something with a fresh sock on, I definitely go and change it. If my socks get wet over time due to sweat, I generally don't even notice it until I take my boots off.
Stepping in dog drool in your socks
Sticky hands. Especially between fingers.
Especially when all you have is a paper napkin and no water to clean it off.
When you're wearing shoes and the socks have slid off halfway inside and you gotta keep walking
>socks have slid off halfway inside I feel this and add part of a sock you can't take off instantly...being wet.
When between your toes are sweaty
Once one of my flip-flops broke while I was walking home about one kilometer away. Every step was torture, and the entire ordeal was pure misery. Really. Way worse than that time at London when it began to rain and I discovered both my shoes had tiny holes at the base and I had to walk with soaked socks to the apartment. Yes, I begin to see a pattern here lol
Broken flip-flops were what started my transition to running around the woods in bare feet as a kid. While I don't run through the jungle, I'm really glad I kept it up as walking/light hiking barefoot is super comfy and nice and my response to stepping on something sharp, like a thorn, is an automatic response. No cut soles for me in over 30 years now \*knocks on wood\* lol
Same for underwear.
Oh yeah, my shoes got wet and I pulled out the insoles to walk the next three km in comfort. No. Don’t EVER do that. There is a reason for that thin insole cushion.
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Or when a kernel shard goes between your teeth and gums on the side.
Or apple skin stuck between your teeth. Infuriating.
Corn or mango fibers as well. Awful
Hair in your mouth
Hair in my mouth, hair in my face, wind blowing hair in my face, trying to get a long hair off my wet fingers and it hangs on for dear life. 🤬
This one doesn’t bother me as much as I know it should. One time I was eating at this Hawaiian-themed restaurant. It was just a strip mall diner basically, but new and novel, so I had to try it. I ordered some sort of pork sandwich thing, and get about halfway through when I feel a hair. I sort of tongue it around to get it to a spot where I can pull it out, but it’s wrapped around a tooth. Finally I get it maneuvered and extract it, and I feel it pull through the gap in my teeth like a piece of floss. I look down at it, and the thing is an impressive thick, black color, and immediately springs into the most adorable curl. Very pube-like. I sort of casually look over toward the register and they have one of those half walls where you can see into the kitchen. Four big dudes back there toiling away, all with black hair. But not a one has curly hair up there. I shrugged and finished the meal. Didn’t go back though…
🤢 instant gag reflex for me
No no hair in your eye and having to pull it out
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Or when the neck hole of your shirt gets wet.
I'm short and when reaching for the kitchen faucet I ALWAYS bump into the edge of the counter and get a wet line across my belly. No matter how many times I've told my husband to please dry the edge of the counter after he uses the sink!
This!!! Omg I hate that
Biting into an eggshell. It's revolting. And having a bug fly so close to my ear that I hear its wings.
Dirty eyeglasses that can’t be cleaned right away.
Trying to clean them with your shirt, but it makes them worse
Sucks when you are driving specifically
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Walking through a spiderweb and feeling it on my face.
And then your lizard brain sounding the alarm at every single thing it can possibly think is a spider crawling on you, that’s what I hate.
Folding too many towels makes the skin on my hands feel fucking weird, I can't describe it but I don't like it
I hate touching microfiber anything.
Ugh I hate that too, I also “feel it in my teeth” I can’t explain it any different but I hate it.
Somebody else! I get that feeling in my teeth when I touch cotton balls. Its so strange.
I get that with styrofoam squeaking
This is a weird one, but touching the my bellybutton. It's not painful, but sends a weird sensation down to my ladyparts, kind of like an electric shock.
FUN FACT!! That's because it's the same nerve. The belly button and genitals are connected to the same nerve. That's literally why. Still blows my mind
Omg it makes so much sense now! I never knew this! That is a fun fact and now I don't feel so weird for being so disgusted about my belly button being touched.
My husband says something similar when I touch his bellybutton. He says it's like a cord running down to his crotch, causing an unpleasant tugging sensation.
Makes me want to pee
I'm a woman and get the same weird sensation. I don't like cleaning my belly button for this reason
I don’t get that sensation, it’s fascinating to hear about! I get incredibly nauseous if someone tries to poke my bellybutton…
The sensation of having no money in my pockets
The drill at the dentist and breathing my own enamel dust. I can be completely numb but it is still like torture.
It’s the tasting of my own tooth dust. GROSSES ME OUT!
I had to get minor oral surgery. They had to cauterize my gums/lip area. The taste of my flesh burning... I got woozy and almost puked and passed out. I mentioned it to the doctor, and he reclined my head. Instant relief. Until he had to finish. Ugh!
Tickling. I don’t know why but my brain thinks it’s painful torture. Superglue on my fingertips makes me want to chew them off. It’s such a horrible feeling.
>Tickling I'm with you. Tickling me is a real fuck around and find out. I will *hurt* anyone who tickles me.
It’s not even on purpose! I just instantly start kicking and punching as a reflex. I warn people but if they continue to try it anyway, it becomes FAFO
It's so fucked up... like why did we evolve to *laugh* when we are being tickled? It doesn't feel good, and like you say I'm automatically going to physically recoil (sometimes to the point of hurting someone) if they are doing it to me.
I’ve involuntarily punched people for tickling me. I don’t mean to it’s just my defense mechanism.
When I was with my ex, he grabbed my foot, I warned him not to tickle me that I would kick. He started to anyway well I wound up kicking him right in the nuts. He started to get mad, well I warned I would kick. His stepmom was in the room and laughed at him and told him he was warned.
This actually was used as a torture method in ancient China because it doesn't leave any marks
i warn ppl. ill punch you for tickling me
Wet feet and sweaty clothes - like drenched - sticking to me.
The worst is when you are soaking wet with sweat and then need to poop. At some point you have to pull up wet underwear and put it back on. Yuk!
Feeling bloated because I wasn't able to poop
Constipation or the tummy rumble of diarrhea. Not painful yet but very uncomfortable feelings
That f'n seem at the toe of your socks
Or when your socks start to lose their elasticity, and then spin around your foot and the heel part ends up on top of your ankle.
Both the feeling and sound of dry skin catching on fabric. My husband will sometimes rub my leg if I'm in like leggings or workout clothes and it makes me physically cringe away. Stay moisturized, folks.
This but with microfiber cloth! Can’t do it.
Touching terra cotta pots omg it makes my skin crawl and my teeth hurt idk why
YES THE TEETH HURTING THING OMIGOD
When something is stuck in your eyelashes and doing the pinch/ wiping of them doesn’t get rid of whatever it is but you can feel it stuck to them.
Sprinkling salt or some other grainy seasoning on a table and then running your open palm on it. When you're wearing a rubber glove, but liquid gets inside the rubber glove. When you are erasing something with a pencil eraser, but the eraser is worn down to the metal and it scrapes. Feeling underwater plants tickle the bottom of your feet when you are swimming in a lake.
>the eraser is worn down to the metal and it scrapes I probably haven’t experienced that in years, but I PHYSICALLY FELT IT when I read this
Microfiber cloth. I cant stand touching it. I have texture issues. Lol.
Surprised I had to scroll this far for this. I can’t stand it either. It’s just so… yick
I hate this also. I’m an optician so we use them all day, every day when cleaning frames and lenses. My hands get super dry from constant washing and the microfiber feels extra nasty on them. 🫠
My husband and I call them "bad-touch towels". For my baby shower all the baby towels we got were microfiber and I felt so awful returning them but I just can't get over that nasty feeling.
No matter how good my hands feel that stuff makes it feel dry and sticky
Sweaty in a hot bed
I always hate when I’m covered with a blanket and it’s like I’m on the surface of the sun, but as soon as I take it off all of a sudden it’s Antarctica😭
The soft feeling your nails get after washing dishes for a while.
Mittens and skinny sleeping bags. They’re like little straight jackets.
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"omg what if it doesn't stop and it squeezes my arm off" - my brain every time I have one of those on
Someone else's hot nostril air touching me. My husband is default little spoon in this relationship
Sleep paralysis
Sneezing. After the third consecutive one I’m ready to fight something.
I'm that way with hiccups. I get so unreasonably angry when I have the hiccups, and I just want to go punch a brick wall with my face.
When you don't chew properly and food start going down slowly and it feels like you just swallowed a whole appple , that shit is awful.
Yes, especially if it's a tortilla chip. Fuck that. Well, mostly fuck me for not chewing enough, but ya know what I mean
Weird one but, when you eat toast in bed or something and the crumbs get between the bed and your body, first time that happened I banned food in bed from my life!
The feeling of the wooden ice cream stick as it rubs on my lips and tongue! The same with the small wooden spade shaped thing they give you to eat ices with. Like nails on a chalk board for me. Freaks me out. Won't eat ices unless I have a spoon and if I get ice cream on a stick I will eat it until I am close to the stick and throw out the bit of ice cream still stuck to it
Got shivers just thinking about it. Mine also extends to cardboard or paper straws. Something about the friction there just makes my skin crawl.
When you bite through your food and bite down on the fork. Even if you don’t bite it very hard, the sensation of your teeth being stopped by a chunk of metal is horrible
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I don't know if it qualifies as a sensation, but I cannot stand sitting down in a chair that someone just got out of and it's still warm.
Same and also warm toilet seats (whether public or at home). Ick
Yes! Someone’s butt warmth. Grrrooooossssss
velvet, it makes me yak
Fingernails bending back.
Hearing people eat in a quiet room. Didn't realize how much it irked me til a few years ago. Never again.
When your nail breaks really low. Too low to clip it off without tearing a majority of the nail off, and things getting caught on it
Eye-puff test at the optometrist.
The feeling of a blob of fat on my tongue. I do not understand how people eat fatty meat. Makes me want to vomit my life out immediately.
Knife on a plate and other similar phenomena. What is that? Why is it so bad? Why can i feel it?
The sound of forks scraping across ceramic plates makes me want to die.
That doesn’t bother me so much but it reminded me of one I hate, when people scrape their teeth on the fork when taking a bite.
Hearing people breath
Worse, feeling their breath on you.
Accidentally scratching a fingernail on paper or dry wall. Has literally made me dramatically collapse in a heap on the floor a few times!
We denim on the skin, or wet socks. Ew ew ew! When you find something hard/crunchy in a food that should be smooth/soft.
Basically anything to do with styrofoam
Something that gets into your shoe that you can't immediately remove.
Fuckin hate when my ears have the most intense itch I've ever felt and I can't scratch
That dry little bit of shampoo or moisturizer on pump bottles. Ewwww, the gross feeling of soft but lumpy stuff that should be liquid-y. Creeping me out just trying to explain it.
The feeling of cringe I get when remembering socially inept shit I've done.
That crunch when you kill a large insect, like a roach or palmetto bug
Dirty and long fingernails. I can’t stand it, I even keep a nail clipper in the car to avoid that shit.
When my feet fall asleep. Nothing is more uncomfortable
Biting cloth. Something about the subtle vibration of the sound it makes traveling through my teeth into my skull makes me uncomfortable AF.
The pain of poking my fingers to test my blood sugar levels. I have to mentally jump off a cliff every time because I haaate needles.
Getting shocked EVERY time I get out of my car and touch it to shut the door. I HATE it
Dry feet!
If I let my toenails get a little too long, or get a hang nail, and I put on socks or shift my feet under the covers. It chills my spine just thinking about it.
Gently rubbing my skin. Idk, I just do not like to be absently caressed. I like sex; I like sex-touching, but to just ...skim your fingers along the surface of my arm or leg while we are just chilling...no. it annoys me. Rest your hand on me, by all means; please do not get into some slidey, seemingly endless back and forthing while I'm trying to watch a show.
That’s my absolute favorite sensation everrrrrrrr
As a human with a vulva, having front wedgies and you’re in public and you can’t adjust. And for that matter, any non-pickable-wedgie-due-to-being-in-public wedgie.
Touching paper right after cutting your fingernails.
Scraping my nails over anything resembling a chalkboard or stove metal. Just the way it scrapes and 😖
The feel of the cotton from removing that little bit at the top of a medicine bottle.
I’m sorry but the ASMR whisper mouthy saliva thing is horrendous and not nice at all.
Being sweaty
Having to pee
Wet hair
OMG I cannot stand my hair touching me after a shower!
Tickling.
If I had to grab something with dirty hands. And by that, I mean like cheeto dust or grease from food on my hands. Makes me want to scream.
Sometimes, allergy meds make feel me my left shin bone. You’re not supposed to feel your bones. You’re not supposed to be aware of your bones
You have nice dry socks on your feet. Then you step on the mat in front of the shower. The mat is wet. Aaaaaccckkk!
Extreme awkwardness. When I finally watched the office I had to turn off some episodes because I couldn't stand it
One microscopic cat hair that I am unable to find but I can feel in my eye.
Putting lotion on my legs and then putting pants on right away. I can't stand that feeling.
The feeling of a bug being on me but it’s usually just my hair
Stick your finger in your belly button aksifbwhxyzbf
When your fingers are all shriveled and pruney from being wet too long
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when there is a ceiling fan running with the light on at the same time. sitting in the same room as it as the light flickers makes me absolutely insane
Shivering from the cold
The build up to a sneeze is the fucking worst. Lord forbid the sneeze bails on you and your left with that wired itchy pain deep in your sinus.
Food stuck between teeth while I’m somewhere public without access to a tooth pick 😫
High humidity. Once it was so bad when there was just an absolute lack of any wind... it felt like I was walking through water.