Things that freak you out

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Last night I was eating prawns, as I started peeling them I noticed they all had eggs underneath, I'm picky about eating shell fish that I have to peel myself and this freaked me out somewhat, I still ate them after ensuring I had scraped off every single egg but it must have taken me about half hour to finish my dinner as it was a painstaking task ensuring I didn't eat a rogue egg :p (I actually had no idea that prawns could be sold with the eggs attached as I've never seen it before)

Anyone else have any irrational things that freak them out?
 
When i was young i got a fish bone lodged in my throat sideways and swallowing was painful for months. Took 6days to get it out and now i check every piece of fish i eat then i spend ages chewing it incase there are any bones left.
I hate spiders aswell
 
I made a thread awhile ago about tryptophobia... anything weird / stringy / holes / embedded things massively freaks me out, blergh.

The inside of a pumpkin turns my stomache.
 
My dog will be half asleep watch "nothing" go across the room intently, then go back to sleep. Creeps me out every time!
 
I don't like the eggs on my prawns either Sirrel. Best thing to do, take your plate to the sink and individually rinse each once.

Saves loads of time.

I don't like spaghetti or any sort of stringy pasta false stop. Pee's me off, food should be simple to eat. Not a task.
 
People putting contact lenses into their eyes, or removing them, or indeed sticking anything in their eyes. Can't watch that at all.
 
I'm terrified of china dolls. No other phobias that I'm aware of - good with spiders, snakes, bats, clowns, heights, pretty much anything.

When I was younger my mother used to sleepwalk and fell down the loft room stairs one night, so she and my dad moved in to the guest bedroom. My brother moved in to the loft, my sister moved in to my brother's old room and I moved from the box room to my sister's old room, which was actually the master bedroom - huge, but exposed to the street outside by large bay windows. My sister didn't have room to move her bookcase full of china dolls in to her new room, so it stayed where it was - the room I now occupied. Because I've always slept with the curtains open, the street lights outside used to shine in and reflect off the dolls' eyes, so I turned them to face the inside of the cabinet to avoid being creeped out. Either my brother or my sister, I'm not sure which - neither has ever admitted to it - took to sneaking in to my room at night and turning them back, so I'd wake up at 3 in the morning and I'd have these dolls - which I knew I'd turned away - staring at me again. Terrified the hell out of me, and I haven't been able to stand being in the same room as them since.

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Chris [BEANS];18656709 said:
yep, spiders for me too. That means I can't come back to this thread agin because I give it 5 posts max before someone puts up a big picture of one!!

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Edit 2: The prawns with eggs are the tastiest ones! We used to get a bag of prawns from Margate seafront and peel them at home. I'd put the ones with eggs in a separate bowl and they always tasted better than the ones without eggs - much juicier! Dash of pepper and a drizzle of vinegar, yum. Why do peopel think eating prawns raw is weird?
 
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Waking up from a bad dream and still being in the moment of the dream while being awake thinking what was going on in the dream is still going on in reality.

So freaky.
 
The human body and surgery. Seriously, I can't for the life of me watch anything with real life surgery in it or cut open bodies. In other words, practically anything related to inside the human body. I have to look away.

Moles freak me out, too. I'm always overly concerned about my own.
 
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