To ask for your most minor, irrational ick?

[trekking1]

The thing that men do that is completely normal to most people, but gives you the ick?

Mine is men wearing long socks with shorts. I'm sorry I just can't

[3luckystars]

Bum bag. The End.

[Sameratdifferenthat]

Tight trousers.

[Plump82]

Small hands.

[RunningAwayToJoinTheCircus]

Saying "vary-fie" instead of "verry-fie"
Ugh!! (Looking at my dh now...)

[Boomer84]

Hairy back … 😬🤢

[Cactusleopard]

People claiming to be "a bit OCD" about something.
No.... there's no "a bit OCD".
Obsessive compulsive disorder is a genuine recognised and diagnosed condition that can be completely debilitating to the people who suffer with it.
There isn't a month that goes by where I don't hear someone say they are a bit OCD about this or that. No. You like it done that way and have a preference. But if its not done that way... nothing happens to you. You might wrinkle your nose a bit and that's it.
If it were any other mental health condition you were claiming to have and essentially mocking or belittling then in this day and age you would be put in your place, but for some reason people are OK with saying it about OCD.

[HairyFeline]

Holding cutlery from the top, in a fist. Hate it and makes my stomach turn. 😬

[ChocHotolate]

Long finger nails 🤢

[chamename]

Men with small hands. Neck hair below the hair line. Shaved pubes or shaved any body part except head if fairly bald - that's acceptable. Smoking. Small appetites.

[Gophering]

Sniffing.

[Hmindr68]

The way they hold their drinks. Not enough fingers touching? Ick. Hold it too near the top? Ick. Squirt water from a sports bottle? Ick.

[StormySpanielz]

@Cactusleopard

People claiming to be "a bit OCD" about something.
No.... there's no "a bit OCD".
Obsessive compulsive disorder is a genuine recognised and diagnosed condition that can be completely debilitating to the people who suffer with it.
There isn't a month that goes by where I don't hear someone say they are a bit OCD about this or that. No. You like it done that way and have a preference. But if its not done that way... nothing happens to you. You might wrinkle your nose a bit and that's it.
If it were any other mental health condition you were claiming to have and essentially mocking or belittling then in this day and age you would be put in your place, but for some reason people are OK with saying it about OCD.

Yes it’s a point that’s often made, but I can’t get too hung up about it. Language is flexible. You know what they mean. And actually people often describe feeling depressed, or paranoid etc without fulfilling clinical criteria for diagnosis but we know what they mean.

[MurderousCheekbones]

Man bun.

[EmpressaurusOfTheScathingTinsel]

Shirts with the top button done up. Especially polo shirts. They just look wrong for some reason.

[StormySpanielz]

@chamename

Men with small hands. Neck hair below the hair line. Shaved pubes or shaved any body part except head if fairly bald - that's acceptable. Smoking. Small appetites.

Small appetites! Totally unexpected response but totally agree!👍🏻

[User8643733]

Small children with a repulsive chesty cough in public. (Before anyone gets triggered, I have one of my own and it drives me up the wall as well)

[Isitbedtimeyet3]

@3luckystars

Bum bag. The End.

Fanny pack 😂

[cherry2727]

People claiming to be "a bit OCD" about something.

This!!!!! It's drives me up the wall! I've worked with people who throw this phrase around loosely when trying to imply that they are organised and or great at their job which very rarely they aren't ! I think it's very offensive to prove who genuinely suffer with OCD.

" I suffer with anxiety" is another phrase which gives me the ick! If you're feeling a bit nervous , anxious or worried , it doesn't mean you are suffering with anxiety! I want to scream whenever someone uses it as a barrier to getting something done. It is also insensitive to people who actually suffer with anxiety .

[LittleMissCantBeWrong1]

Double strapping with a rucksack.

[LittleMissCantBeWrong1]

Oh and the topless hospital photos holding a newborn. Ick.

[sparepantsandtoothbrush]

Using their index fingers to type on their phone instead of their thumbs

[NahNeedsGarlic]

Cycling. Fine if they’re heading to work on an old bike with their lunch in a backpack and wearing hi-viz, instant turn-off if they’re wearing lycra and out in a pack doing 10mph whilst looking like they’re putting in enough effort for the Olympics.🤢

[Backinthedress]

Tatty beards.

I quite like a beard when it's well kept and neatly groomed, but straggly pubey beards are just.... boak. Ugh. I've proper grossed myself out now.

[Soupsetanddefeated]

Long nails or back hair.

[GertrudePerkinsPaperyThing]

So many of yours have struck a chord with me-

1. long fingernails (or just as bad, long toe nails)
2. Small appetite- I hadn’t thought about it but I agree! But also taking other people’s share of food.