What are your most hated sensations

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Ew, wool. XD

Hmmm...

I don't like some walls, like the paint used on some walls.. it's rough and toothy and weird. My walls are like that, but in the kitchen there's a smooth coating over them, lol. Maybe so steam and grease and stuff doesn't soak into them I guess.

I don't like drinking things that have powder/bits in them. Like, you know, at the end of a bowl of miso soup or cereal. (When it's the last cereal in the box and you get all the crumbs.)

The sound right before someone sneezes really loud.. like the "aaa" before the "choo". XD;; I dunno, it's like they're revving up, and so I start to anticipate it, but it's just a split second so there's not enough time for me to prepare for the "choo", so when it comes, it really freaks me out. If it's just a loud noise with no anticipation it doesn't bother me, (actually I like it because loud things are usually exciting) but those loud sneezes freak the hell out of me, lol.

Sweet potatoes. The texture. It makes me gag. I can eat pretty much anything, but not sweet potatoes. Bleh.

Oh oh! Me too! I forgot about that!

What about orange juice with pulp? I REALLY hate that, it's just so.... stupid. Who wants to chew something that should be drunk?

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My little brother. He doesn't scream, he sort of like roars in a screaming sort of way. If I have to hear it for more then 2 hours I get really short with everyone around me since I don't know what to do with my anger towards my brother about that noise he makes.

For the record, he's autistic a bit too so I understand, but still, that noise sucks.

Swimming somewhere where I can't see my feet at all. I get really scared like something's going to touch me. *shiver*
my family's driving style............stinks to say it nicely. It's freaking scares me to no end.

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In no particular order:

The sound of a knife scraping on a cutting board
The sound of sneakers squeaking on a basketball court
The smell of garbage
The sound of polka/Mexican music (they sound the same to be, and they give me a headache)
Having anything sticky on my hands
A cold shower
Being nauseous
Being too hot/cold
The taste of liver and lima beans
The texture of raw onions on my teeth
The sound of screaming
Any metal hitting the fillings on my teeth
The feel of wool

And that's only the beginning...

-vomit and nausea
-putting my hands/feet into water/mud that is so murky i can't see them, eg stepping in mud, washing dishes in really dirty water
-standing in old bathrooms / toilets
-touching certain plants
-rotten, mouldy, malformed or mutant fruit, vegetables or plants
-the sight of half peeled off paint inside a building
-cutting my toes on metal
-things touching the back of my neck...like some hairdressers! aargrghhh
-bending my toes downward
-the thought of laying on my back in an elevator
-the smell of hydraulics fluid (elevators, escalators etc)
-hair in my mouth/ food
-any repetitive noise of machinery
-watching certain old cartoon movies, eg. 1940s and older
-standing with my back to a really tall skyscraper and looking up at it gives me vertigo
oh i should probably mention vertigo

Yes! I hate pulp! Who the hell needs pulp!

cotten wool i hate that. also loud sounds and someone poking my neck

Wool (itch thinking about it)
feet
unexpected soft touch
eating noises
foot tapping (OK if I do it)
Too much noise.
SILENCE!
people standing to close.

One thing that really sends me into meltdown is when walking through a crowded mall/shopping center and people don't move out of the way or walk too close behind me.

Yes, I hate it when large numbers of people are too close to me.

I can't stand the following:

Hot
Cold
Sunshine/light
Very bright patterns
To be wet
Bad air
To have a full stomache
Sour candy
Meat that you have to chew a lot
Cold drinks
The buzz of the computer
The smell of a new car
Jumpers made of scratchy materials
Bras that don't have much padding
Long nails
People touching my hair
People vandalizing my mouth (dentists)
Being touched very lightly
Wearing a watch- I would never!

<shivers>

Whoa that's making me dizzy just thinking about it.....

I have a thing about biting clothing material, and the sensation with your teeth (I must have done it one time, and still remember how irksome it is)

wet clothing on your skin (like how a cat doesnt like to get wet)

-the sound and feel of styrofoam scraping against itself
-motorcycle engines
-people yelling
-the feeling of cloth rubbing against my nipples
-rain

Well today's work day has aroused a much un needed hated sensation.

Hammers, goodness I hate them, the noise mostly....
And the ratcheting drill I HAVE to use to hang gutters with.
Branches touching my head in any way.

Sometimes I get a really unpleasant sensation in my side when I listen through headphones and I have to take them out. It's really weird.

I hate tags on clothes, heat, and especially pruney fingers.

I've learned to eat a healthy diet after years of hating most foods. Some still make me vomit, including mayonnaise or anything similarly white and creamy; mint is probably the worst for nausea... I made myself get used to toothpaste, though.

Touching drinking glasses that have just come out of the dishwasher - just thinking about it is setting my hair on end.

Being massaged for too long or being expected to give a massage for longer than ten seconds. Makes me want to vomit.

People slamming doors, especially when I'm not expecting it. Makes me want to kill them.

My mother standing near me or over me, especially if I can smell her breath.

Being hugged repeatedly without prior arrangement.

Sleeping in a strange bed.

Labels scratching the back of my neck. The pain is quite out of proportion with the marks on my skin. It feels like it should be raw and bleeding but no-one can ever see anything.

Treading in a small wet patch while wearing socks. I'm happy to be drenched from head to foot - in the rain, in a bath, in a shower, but a slightly damp sock sends me into a rage and no matter what I do my feet don't feel dry for hours.