What do you hate touching?

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Tags on clothing? I've cut them off of most of my clothes.

Anything that will leave a residue on my hands.

Jeans! They're so rough. I don't like other people rubbing their hands on them or scratching them either.

Food that has like crumbs and stuff on it especially certain types of crisps/chips like cheetos and doritos
& water when the rest of me is dry, I hate this the most.

Napkins and bath towels!! ! I refuse to touch napkins unless there is a spill. Or if it's something really gross I'll dab my fingers or hold the napkin in such a way that the sides won't rub together when trying to get the gross stuff off!! ! Towels I'll dab my body with. They both make an awful squeaking noise!! !

I hate velvet too. My grandmother bought it for me all the time and I'd just start crying when my mom forced me to wear it and I'd wine the entire day and go stiff like those cats in youtube videos when you put something on top of their heads and they just fall limp because I didn't want to hear the sound of velvet rubbing together. Oh! And corduroy. Ugh

terry cloth
car shammies

They're too soft. I feel like they just pull at the little dry bits of my skin. I don't know why everyone likes this fabric so much.

velvet
flour
dough

I don't think my sensitivity to any of these is too bad but am not a fan of baking.

I also don't like touching some things (especially paper) when skin is dry, but I assumed everyone is like that.

Water on any place except for my hands
Hairs if they're not attached to my head or head of someone I love. Especially if they are shed all over the place.

I have long hair. When there is a shed hair stuck to the soap, gaaaaaah. Must remove must remove must remove...

The stick in an ice cream-lolly. It's actually any wood that has been sanded but not otherwise treated, so also a lot of wooden cutlery and handles and stuff. But the ice cream-sticks are the worst. I think it has a lot to do with the size of it and the amount of time I have to hold it, as well as the actual texture. I always wrap the cover-plastic around it.

Also have styrofoam and sticky stuff, but it's not nearly as bad.

Dusty, dry, dirty potatoes. I get them wet first if I have to peel them (but you have to touch them to get them to the sink, ugh.) I remember there was a line in one of the Little House books where the memory of harvesting potatoes makes Laura Ingalls shudder and rub her hands on her apron, and I felt understood.

I hate touching wet potatoes. I can't imaging peeling wet potatoes. And I also hate touching/seeing potatoes with sprouts on them.

I have just been told I am probably ASD in the past few weeks but this had plagued me my entire life....I cant stand the touch of:

sandpaper
teracota
the bottom of plates (rough ring)
nail files
newspaper
my own fingers, i can feel the fingerprint and it makes me feel icky
smooth rocks
denim
cottonwool
icing sugar
FLOUR! < this is my WORST one, i will run a mile if i see a floured roll/bread

And almost anything when my hands are wrinkled after a shower/bath, when i get wrinkly hands i cant touch a damn thing until they are fixed and dry!

Crisps... especially if they're really smelly and messy.
I can't even eat them because of this reason - also I hate crunchy food.
My dad dropped some rather smelly and messy ones all over the kitchen floor earlier today, and every time I've gone in the kitchen I tip-toed round them so the crumbs don't go on my feet. A bit like that scene off Toy Story 2, except the crisps had already been squashed in.

I hate it when handling something dry and powdery with wet hands and it all clumps together (e.g. when making pastry)

BTW I like your Nico icon, kkouxhai ^^

Last edited by Leahcar on 22 Oct 2017, 2:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.

- raw meat, especially chicken and hamburger
- bits of food left on plates
- anything sticky or that will leave residue
- people who are sweaty or have anything whatsoever on their skin

Certain vegetables
Velvet
Corduroy

(The latter two are interesting as I love wearing velvet and cords)