21 Jan 2011, 1:49 pm
syrella wrote:
ediself wrote:
syrella wrote:
Hair on my hands. I used to shed a lot and it would make me shudder whenever I'd get a small clump in my hand.
For some time, I couldn't handle raw meat when cooking. I ate vegetarian for awhile because of this.
For some time, I couldn't handle raw meat when cooking. I ate vegetarian for awhile because of this.
oh, that made me think: frozen meat. or, anything frozen, but stuff that tend to cling to my skin (because of my own water freezing and getting attached to it i guess? you know the feeling) oh no. I'm at the point now where i can't handle frozen meat other than using a paper towel.
Luckily I haven't had to deal with frozen meat often. I can only imagine!
For me, it's the wetness and the overall texture of the raw meat that bothers me. And the fact that it's clinging onto me. Eek! I still freak out if anything sticks to my skin, so I have to take little breaks to wash my hands (at least when preparing anything messy). xD Then I can continue about my business.
Have you tried putting the meat in vinegar, by the way? Sometimes that helps clean the meat of its slimy texture. It helped me a bit, anyhow.
i grew up in the caribeans, i'm used to marinading any meat in lemon before cooking it
but i don't mind unfrozen meat really, i kinda like its texture...sorry about the off topic!
21 Jan 2011, 2:22 pm
ediself wrote:
syrella wrote:
ediself wrote:
syrella wrote:
Hair on my hands. I used to shed a lot and it would make me shudder whenever I'd get a small clump in my hand.
For some time, I couldn't handle raw meat when cooking. I ate vegetarian for awhile because of this.
For some time, I couldn't handle raw meat when cooking. I ate vegetarian for awhile because of this.
oh, that made me think: frozen meat. or, anything frozen, but stuff that tend to cling to my skin (because of my own water freezing and getting attached to it i guess? you know the feeling) oh no. I'm at the point now where i can't handle frozen meat other than using a paper towel.
Luckily I haven't had to deal with frozen meat often. I can only imagine!
For me, it's the wetness and the overall texture of the raw meat that bothers me. And the fact that it's clinging onto me. Eek! I still freak out if anything sticks to my skin, so I have to take little breaks to wash my hands (at least when preparing anything messy). xD Then I can continue about my business.
Have you tried putting the meat in vinegar, by the way? Sometimes that helps clean the meat of its slimy texture. It helped me a bit, anyhow.
i grew up in the caribeans, i'm used to marinading any meat in lemon before cooking it
but i don't mind unfrozen meat really, i kinda like its texture...sorry about the off topic!
Yeah, it was actually my boyfriend that showed me how to do that. Go figure. He grew up in the US, but his parents are from Jamaica.
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People touching my feet (I am NOT a violent person, but have been known to hit or kick when someone touches my feet) it actually registers as excruciating pain for me.
I found out exactly how much I didn't like things touching my head when a friend plonked a hat on it, without my seeing him do it.
I screamed out and yanked the hat off, then ripped it in half and threw it away, and turned round and nearly punched him - all in the space of a panic-filled 1/2 second. No pain, just a huge feeling of revulsion and utter panic.
This was well before I had any idea about AS so it was as big a surprise to me as it was to him.
Much more embarrassing for me, though.
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