What are your most hated sensations

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Among many of them, those are the worst ;

Any contact with the palms of my hands, even my own fingers. Gives me goose bumps and nausea.

The taste of vinegar.

The sound of motorcycles and hoovers. I start to cry, protect my ears with my hands, sit in a foetal position if I can, or else run away, and sometimes shout to try to cover the noise. They just make me panick!

Not really. I think just about anyone can hate it.

except other teenage squealing girls. BLEGH! *pukes in can*

The feel or smell of pennies, the older ones

smell of metals in general, especially rust

metal scraping against each other

glass plates clinking

I suppose the sound of scraping and clinking in general hah

babies crying

metal nail filers, the sand paperish ones don't bother me so much, I don't know why that is

I hate having my hands dirty

forks or spoons against my teeth. gives me the heeby jeebies just thinking about it.

I think that's pretty much it.

Even though its not that bad anymore, I used to kick and scream partically when my mom wanted to file my nails because it actually made me nauseas. Now I can handle but it still isn't perfect and I get goosebumps sometimes just thinking about it.

Even though its not that bad anymore, I used to kick and scream partically when my mom wanted to file my nails because it actually made me nauseas. Now I can handle but it still isn't perfect and I get goosebumps sometimes just thinking about it.

that high gross POPPING OF GUM! I hate it. Everywhere I go someone does this and it GOES ALL THROUGH ME.
Worse is the loud chewing then smack smack POP POP SNAP POP!
This sound should be banned! Gum should be outlawed because I hate seeing wads of it.
The site of pink and orange together. Makes me feel like I'm going to throw up. Same with pink and yellow. My too long finger nails scrapping on stuff, so then I have to clip them. The feeling of nail polish on my nails. It's too heavy.
The high pitched screech of the subway train. Babies when they make that dinosaur noise. balloons popping or squeaking.

I have that too but not as bad as it was when I was a kid. When I was younger I partically cried and screamed when my mom tried to file my nails because it actually made me nauseas. Now, I can file my nails on my own but it still isn't perfect and I sometimes still get gooesbumps thinking about.

The other thing I CAN NOT stand is soggy/wet bread, it makes me gag and when I feel a wet spot on some bread I will tear that part off and throw it out.

wearing mittens

squeaky shoes

train's whistle (I'm afraid of trains)

extremely soft shoes (i.e. crocs)

wet sand/mud/bottom of large bodies of water

being poked, touched or hugged without an invitation.

greasy feeling on hands
sand
people touching my hair at school or touching me in general
vinegar
the sickly sweet smell of honey
bandaids
synthetic materials
walking on wet grass
meat
large groups of people talking
screaming
school bells
thin bed sheets
butter

Wet socks
Rubber gloves on my teeth
Filing my nails
Having to sneeze but not being able to
Being cold
Turtleneck sweaters.

Dirty or greasy hands
Being touched on the face
Holding things for long periods of time
Squeaky things like apples, leeks or polystyrene
Dogs barking, being near strange dogs at all

Silence
People touching me without my consent¨

the sound of teeth grinding
stepping into something wet
loud talkers
crying babies
bright lights and colors
loud footsteps

worst sensations - well there are a lot things i very much dislike but the worst are intense tension headaches which can keep me immobilized and in bed for two or three days at time unless i have my rx for vicodin to deal with the pain.

i have been rear-ended in three motor vehicle accidents. the third was the worst. i was stopped at a red light and was hit by a car doing 40 mph. i was driving a mercury sable station wagon. the impact pushed my car through the intersection from a standstill. fortunately i had just lifted my foot of the break right before the impact or my body would have absorbed more of the impact rather than the car when it rolled forward.

i have been living with constant lower and upper back pain since 1992. it never stops and the docs cannot do anything for it except give me pain medication. i only use the rx when the pain is debilitating which fortunately is only about once every 10 days. a couple of vicodin when the pain starts getting bad usually knocks it out before it knocks me down.

Last edited by BornToDie on 06 Sep 2009, 11:29 am, edited 1 time in total.

By far my most hated sensation is the feeling of sand at the beach. I can't stand it. Especially when it's time to clean up and leave. It seems IMPOSSIBLE to get it all off your feet, and when you finally put your feet in your shoes and walk around there's a constant scratching from the sand you missed rubbing against your skin

I live almost right next to the water, but I try to avoid it at all times just for this reason.

Not really related, but before I was diagnosed with Aspergers around 5th/6th grade, I was taken to this clinic early in the morning before the crack of dawn to have some "tests" run on me. Basically they put me in this giant seat that may as well have been made of nails, and hooked up a machine to me using suction cups and medical glue so I could spend the next 3 hours answering question after question while regulating my breathing to large heavy breaths so I would screw up the results and have to start again. I still have no idea what that was all about because I've never really felt like asking about it, but that was without a question the most uncomfortable experience I've ever been through.