What are your most hated sensations

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These are some good ones. I used to HATE the feeling of anything on my neck, especially something touching that dented in area at the front. Now I kind of like being touched there.


Heat makes me feel all itchy, and drains the life out of me. I go out somewhere and have to listen to everyone saying, "Oh, I hope this NICE weather continues ALL WEEKEND LONG!", even though it's a million degrees and all sticky.

The peeing one reminds me that we have a bathroom right close to where we eat (because the house is microscopic). There is a fan, which I always turn on to cover up the sounds of peeing, etc., but NO ONE else will use it. So as I'm sat there eating my breakfast, I have to listen to every drop of pee and every fart and scrunching of toilet paper. And other things I won't mention. Don't people know that you can hear everything? I hate getting a mental image of my family members sat on the toilet, especially while I'm eating, but it's hard not to when you can hear all that so clearly.

i hate anything rubbing the back of my neck lightly. it causes me to spasm

Hi! first post!
there are a lot of things i hate the feeling of but the worst are:
dripping taps and the worst of all,
(listed in banned discussions (bowel stuff!!))

*plunk plunk plunk*

gawd i hate that sound. i hate dripping taps too... funny thing was at my grandmas house she always had one dripping and id be running around and end up finding it and smashing the off lever haha

It's not the sound i hate, but the feeling (stretching and friction)
which was NOT helped when i befriended a computer game seller and was groomed and raped over about a 2 year period between the ages of 14 and 16 (BTW i am now 31 and it tortures me as much now as ever, PTSD?)

Glaring sunlight
Bright colors (orange is the worst, like a punch in the face on bad days)
Strong scents, especially perfume and cologne. Normal body odor doesn't bother me

i hate most perfumes and colognes. but the stink of someone who does not use deoderant can make me close up just as fast. though you gotta be pretty rancid for me to notice it.

If I didn't mention it - cigarette smoke. I feel sick for hours if I'm around it. I'm so glad last year Pennsylvania passed a law that restaurants must be smoke free. It didn't help when the smoking section was close to the non smoking, or when you had to go through the smoking section to get from the entrance to the non-smoking or from the non-smoking to the bathroom.

ret*d restaurant designs... ahhh, the bane of the old days in illinois LOL!

Brushing my teeth. Food I have to chew. Most fabrics make me itch. Scarves, polo necks make me feel like I'm choking. Doing a number two. ops

And most of the ones that allowed smoking were set up that way - there were only a small number of completely no smoking before the law. There were even a few without a no smoking section. Restaurant owners say after the law was passed their liquor sales dropped a little but their food sales increased more.

- Peach fuzz and wooden spoons against my tongue
- A cold draft
- Any kind of spinning or shaking motion (which is why I avoid amusement park rides)
- Loud laughter
- Whispering
- The smell and taste of frying fish
- Being immersed in cold water

-crying babies
-laughing babies
-some frequencies of bass litteralyl cause me pain (funny considering I play the bass guitar)
-the smell of plastic wrap

chatter like if your in a restaurant. the background noise... must havee my iPOd

Shirts that have too high a neckline. (feels like I'm choking)
anything around my neck
people touching me on the head/neck
high pitched noises
the feel of certain fabrics
loud noises in close proximity

I just realised my most hated sensation, and it's hard to describe... but it's a sense of being lopsided. For example, if I click all the fingers on my left hand, but my right hand won't comply. I'll sit there twisting and pulling till I click.