Things that make you go bleugh

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Just getting into bed and nearly forgot to take off my socks. The idea of wearing socks in bed makes me feel ill 🤢
As does touching polystyrene, cotton wool balls (I’m fine with pads) and dishes that have been cleaned in a dishwasher (I had a whole new kitchen put in a couple of years ago but no dishwasher).

Anyone else have any mundane things that you can’t do as they give you the bleugh?

Dragging my teeth along a lolly stick when all the ice cream has gone (not envy)

Touching anything with wool in, even worse if it’s wet.
That disposable wooden cutlery since plastic was banned, I tried it once and my mouth was like ‘no, no, no!’
Having a crinkle in the bottom bedsheet where it’s come loose, have to get up and sort it no matter what the time or how cold it is.
Using big forks/spoons. I’ve got quite a small mouth and I feel like I’m gagging if they’re too big.

Metal cutlery banging my teeth and taking a drink of cold coffee, both make me gag.

Those magic sponges. The texture

The feeling of paper straws in my mouth and also those plastic lids on take away tea cups. The tiny slit from which to drink.

Drinking the dregs/last slurp of a tea or coffee.

Wooden spoons, and cotton wool (particularly when imagining either against your teeth). Accidentally bending back your fingernail.

Corduroy. I shudder at the thought of touching it (not envy)

Sponge - not the cake variety the bath or dish variety. Or worse the volleyballs used at my school. shudders

@LongPauseNoAnswer

I'm worse for wear after touching velvet (particularly dresses)

I'm with amymel2016. Lolly sticks. Bleurgh.

Fleece - in particular the cheap stuff they use for crappy kids clothing/blankets.

The word Moist. Yuck.
Velvet.
Cotton Wool.
My DS ran his fingers down the wall and my whole body went numb!
Grinding Teeth.
Hair, I don't like people's hair/head on me at all.
Loud Eaters especially the lip smackers.
I also don't like tiny holes. They make me feel physically ill. Fuck you crumpets.

Runny egg yolks. Ugh, I can hardly type it.

How could I have forgotten- coils. Gynaecologist (and Dsis who found it life changing) have been trying to persuade me to have one for years. The mere thought makes me feel weird, almost lightheaded

Dry sponges - it sets my teeth on edge having to get a new dish sponge out of the packet
Wobbly teeth
Ankles - twists/sprains/breaks
Bleurghhh makes me feel sick just writing it down.

Runny egg yolks too but funnily enough I can look at them when I'm using them. Also hard boiled eggs cut in half, they look like eyeballs.

My niece hates touching towels. As a result I have a damp bannister when she comes downstairs after being to the toilet (I assume it's water and not pee )

Jelly. Food should not wobble as if alive.

I can relate to so many of these!

Also, wool between teeth, and other people talking about their injuries, even a stubbed toe makes me feel all funny and my legs go wobbly.