What are your most hated sensations

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I hate the feel of velvet, it drives me crazy.

I don't like people standing right next to me...AT ALL.

I don't like people looking me in the eye.

I hate the vibration through the floor of my house, caused by my next door neighbor walking around in his house. I wish our houses were separate from each other. It makes me crazy!

Same for me !

Those little ear phones you get with ipods, they hurt after a bit I prefer big comfy headphones.
Being tired in a busy place because things seem louder then
Toddlers screaming

Itchy material; people yelling or talking loudly; country music; anything that gets on my fingers; tight shoes and clothing; and rubber-sounding objects in my mouth.

Pain

-Jewelry and other small metal objects. I passionately HATE rings; they should be illegal. I feel disgusted looking at someone taking one off (reminds me of the feeling of metal and the pulling sensation). Coins are really nasty too.

-Screaming children

-Touching hairy/cold skin

-Other people's pulse. I had a friend who I guess had a crush on me and would like to lie next to me on the bed when we were watching anime or whatever, I mentioned this to him and he didn't take it very well.

I once had to sit in a waiting room where they were playing country music. I was nearly in tears by the time I got out of there. The women's voices sounded like cats being scalded in dark alleys.

I ABSOLUTELY CAN NOT STAND MY FOOD TOUCHING!! It makes me want to puke!
I cant stomach to look at someone elses plate when their food is all running together.
I only eat one food/texture at a time, it grosses me out when other people eat multiple testures.
Eating meat off a bone (chicken legs etc.)or watching others do it makes me want to hurl.
The texture of cold cheese.
People putting ketchup on white meat, its just wrong.
I have lots of issues with food and watching others eat.
Handling raw meat.
The sound of a metal spoon or ice clinking in a glass or cup.
The sound of grinding teeth.
The sound of the car air/heat if its any higher than the low setting.
The sound of air blowing in the car when the windows are down.
The sound of the surrond sound when the tv volume is up too, it makes like a weird echo, it also happens when two tv are on and one is a second or two faster.
Crowds.
SAND!! !
WOOL!!
People I dont know or acquaintances touching my skin or hair *cringe*.
My hair feeling unclean, I obsessively wash my hair.
Really hairy people.
Walking barefoot on any surface, esp. if my feet are wet after a shower. I always wear socks.
Slugs or worms.
Anything slimey.
Anything sticky or dusty on my hands.
Im also very heat intolerant, it makes me super anxious. I hate getting all sweaty too.

Thats all I can think of at the moment.

Last edited by sevysgrl on 15 Apr 2009, 3:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.

- Dry and tight skin (one reason I tend to postpone showers - I'm anxious of the necessity of moisturizing my back, arms and legs, and I'm also anxious because of the dryness that follows if I don't moisturize! Sometimes if I take a shower I may take many of them, just to postpone the moisturizing).
- Anything that feels dry in my palms. I wet/moisturize my hands compulsively because I hate the sensation of drought in them.
- Sand
- Terrycloth (I have this pestering compulsive thought which drives me insane several times a day - grinding a towel between my teeth - it sends chills down my spine. Omg there it is again ARGH. I must put something in my mouth to chew on to rid this feeling. On bad days it may bring me to the brink of tears, like now.)
- Being dirty. I'm a hand hygiene freak in particular. I wash them every time I can. Particularly after beign at the computer since my palms feel absolutely filthy after enough typing.
- Smoke alarm beeping. I don't like this at all. Bad days - picture Rain Man. Okay maybe not exatly but you get the idea
- Full stomach. No I'm not talking about being STUFFED (even though no, that's not nice either). But regular, having food in my belly. But it's probably because I tend to like starving myself for long periods anyway.
- People touching the top of my head or the hair on the top of my head. Everywhere else on my head is fine, but for some reason I have this compulsive though/sensation with the top of my head as with terry-in-my-mouth: I very easily tend to get the sensation of my scalp cramping and like there would be a hole there. In these cases I must massage it strongly by "pushing the skin" towards the center on both sides. This sensation is usually triggered by touch directed on it, or seeing someone get hit or damaged on the top of their head.
- Hot temperature: I get dizzy and bloated (since my lymphatic system is effed - I don't seem to sweat much at all, just a bit to get sticky, that's all)
- Being held or hugged for too long. I can stand it for a while but then it just starts gradually driving me insane. Also, usually sleeping in someone's arms. Unless I'm feeling particularly comfy that day in general, and/or perhaps fall asleep fast enough for it not to become uncomfortable, which I rarely do
- People disturbing me when I'm deep in my thoughts or concentrating on something. It's like they wouldn't have any respect for my "own" little moment. I got extremely irritated in my childhood when I'd be staring at a random spot in the wall, deep in my thoughts and someone would come and wave their hand in front of me like "wakie wakie!" GRRRRRRR ME BITEZ SUM HEDS OFFA!! !!
- Female gossiping/chit-chatting. I hate it when they flock and gush and giggle and go all "OMG" and swap recipes. I hate gossiping in general. And I don't like the "grouping at the ladies' room" at bars/clubs etc.. It's just dumb. Also reapplying make-up once every hour. I mean, if I put make up, I apply it once in the morning and that's it! Unless of course wear and tear or weather conditions make it spread or disappear a bit. Then I may reapply a bit, or just wipe off the panda-eyes
- Valley-speak. I HATE IT AARH! lol
- Preparing for bed. It just gives me major anxiety because of my problems with falling asleep
- Well okay, loud noises in general, but even "normal" levelled noise or music when having to spend a while on the loo
- Music when I eat. I love music and it's the most important thing in my life along with humor, but when in the shower, on the loo or when eating (which I don't do simultaneously, any of them ), I simply can't stand music.
- Some chemicals new stuff sometimes has been treated with. Once I ordered a pair of shoes which smelled AWFUL when taken out of the package so I had to weather them on my window sill for a couple days before using them...also when I ordered myself some *ahem* toys, the artificial smell of them was so bad that I had to wash them multiply before even thinking about using them. Even though in any case, washing such stuff might be a good idea before use.
- Greasy hands
- Extreme cold (but hey, who likes it? =P)
- Some fabrics, but that varies on how they've been treated etc.

there's probably a lot more too, but these are what I can come to think of now.

Ugh! Me too! I once was sitting in a bus shelter, waiting for the bus, and this fat guy sat on the bench opposite, eating fried chicken from a box. The sound of his chomping and sucking meat from the bones, licking his fingers and smacking his lips together, made me feel ill. I decided that 5 blocks wasn't too far, and walked home.

My younger brother used to do this. Gave me the shivers!



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Isnt that one of the most disgusting things ever!! !

My son is a bad teeth grinder, he will do it for months at a time, then all of a sudden stop and wont do it again for another six months. If I do it in my sleep it wakes me up

I have heard a theory that teeth grinding is caused by intestinal parasites. I wonder. My dentist is going to fit me with a mouth guard, to be worn at night, because I have started grinding my teeth in my sleep. I always awaken with sore jaws and temples from it.

my dentist might be able to get me a special silicone one and actually get the insurance to pay for it on cause that i cause "actions that injure self or property because i stim by chewing on anything silcone or rubbery. so he plans to make a custom one that softer yet strong, i dont chew hard but hard enough to destroy headphone cables over a few weeks. i chew mostly on coaxial cable now since it takes a lot longer to chew through, im still on my first co-ax from 4 months ago.

Denim. I hate denim. It's scratchy and rough, and suffocating. Gross.

Feeling dizzy and sick after a lot of pain.

The emotional rollercoaster going from seemingly happy to my normal 'Am I so different or is it everyone else around me?' thoughts.