• Ziglin@lemmy.world
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    14 days ago

    Certain people trying to seem cool, me giving presentations, (now come some arguably physical more things) loud noises, irritating noises, the sound of velcro, velcro stuck to something it shouldn’t be, getting a fingernail stuck on cloth (especially wool blankets), the way people mash buttons on their phones/computers instead of reading the error code/pop up

    I can probably think of more

  • Suck_on_my_Presence@lemmy.world
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    16 days ago

    Intrusive thoughts. Ugh I get a lot of them especially about sexual things between friends or something and it’s just the worst. I have to close my eyes hard and use all my tricks to try to get it to stop.

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      14 days ago

      Mine tell me to kill myself or tell people who don’t respect it my opinion on something or sometimes strangle them if they’re particularly offensive. Honestly I still think I prefer mine.

  • Iceblade@lemmy.worldOP
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    16 days ago

    My own answer is what got me thinking of the question.

    People cheering for, happily celebrating or laughing at death or people dying.

    At least to me, death is dark, serious, grim and horrible on a very fundamental level. Even if it is deserved or necessary it just isn’t something to be elated about. Human beings dying don’t combine with happy feelings.

    I find it literally sickening. Usually it’s been in the context of people behaving horribly (for instance suicide encouragement, terrorism etc.) but todays lemmy feed also brought it out, and really made me think about why it made me feel that way.

    • WhyJiffie@sh.itjust.works
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      15 days ago

      you are thinking about the CEO. I’m not cheering, but it makes me a little happier. to me it’s not like death (it does not feel like it, but I of course know it is that), but getting rid of a threat to humanity. maybe it also contributes that I don’t count rich, highly influential people as humans, but as disgusting parasites that have no place anywhere near they are. of course there may be exceptions, but that’s a very rare

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      16 days ago

      Same. I totally get that the victim was a real horse’s ass (to put it very mildly) and about as unsympathetic as they come, but the response here has just been beyond sickening. Let’s just say my “block” button has been quite busy the last couple days.

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    16 days ago

    The smell of blood in the night, the sound of squelching coming from the basement door that I know I boarded up, and the sight of my late wife holding what was once our son.

    • Suck_on_my_Presence@lemmy.world
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      16 days ago

      I really don’t like crowds and avoid them as much as I can.

      But I really love concerts. When the energy of everyone around you just kinda syncs with the music, it’s one of the best feelings.

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    15 days ago

    The realization that most of my family, given the rise of fascism, would be fascist enablers. Same with like 90% of the people at work.

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    16 days ago

    Loud drunk people being nearby. Drunk people are unpredictable and impulsive and things can get awful really quickly.