What do you hate touching?

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Just anything that's considered relatively gross, like moldy or slimy things, will make me shudder a bit.

But one thing I can't stand is the feeling of paper towels against the edges of my teeth or nails. It's such a disturbing feeling that I can't even think about it.

- I loath popsicle sticks and any wood similiar to that when it is wet. I get chills and visibly cringe.
- chalk/chalkboard
- sticky things
- anything that is staticky
- smelly towels
- anything with added scents, especially if that scent transfers to one's hands
- my hands when they are dry (as in dry skin dry, not un-wet)
- water when only one of my hands is wet
- my hands when they are pruny from being wet too long, I have to hold my hands with my fingers apart and wait for the wrinkles to leave
- extra soft fabric, fleece, and certain suede and velvet (sometimes I love velvet, it depends on how my hands feel at the moment)
- when I am working with paper clay and my hands are wet and I touch styrofoam or plastic, it is as bad as the popsicle sticks for me

I am sure there are more that I haven't remembered.

Pretty much just anything that leaves any kind of residue and or odor. But I'm okay with hamburgers and tacos.

Unlike many in this thread I love the feel of velvet on my fingertips.

Lot's of stuff. Makes my hands hurt thinking of it.

I don't like anything sticky. Wet. I don't like gauze. Weird crap like that.

It's either certain types of food or mostly moist and slimy stuff. I don't like touching those. But that's mostly out of preference and it's icky. Though, I won't complain if I have to touch those. At worst, I only get annoyed or grossed out.

What I usually can't bear to touch or feel is cold. I easily get numb on those and it hurts. My body could barely take cold well even if I tried. It's more than just some discomfort or distaste. At worst? It could make me sick and that happens too often. I just know how to recover fast enough to afford it.


I have little issues with touch. Even if I constantly feel every fabrics' texture that touches my skin, or uncomfortable unevenness for hours, I could take it.
Yet I have a major issue with tasting, and it involves more than one senses at once but mostly it's the touch altogether.

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