Anything warm, wet, and fleshy. Feh.
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Bumpy gourds and pumpkins. They look like they’re covered in warts & every time I touch them, I think of HPV.
As a child, my parents made me wear a pair of corduroy pants. I disliked their texture so much I vowed never to wear corduroy pants again. To date, I’ve kept my vow.
(Corduroy sports jackets are okay though.)
A friend’s mother bragged that she potty trained her children by putting the kids in corduroy pants and then letting them walk around in wet corduroy when they didn’t make it to the potty in time. :eek:
That seems like child abuse to me.
I don’t mind the feel of a peach, with my hands, but I have to peel it to eat it because the texture of the skin in my mouth is bad, to me anyway.
I couldn’t say it horrifies me, but it’s certainly not something I care for: anything that goes under a carpet; or, to be more specific, comes out from underneath it.
Not sure what the US word is, but we could call it carpet underlay. There’s a nasty, clingy, tacky feel to it, and when you have to replace carpets and take it up off the floor, it has the added attraction of having a decade’s worth of assorted detritus stuck to it. Not nice.
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I once read something that quoted Fred Astaire, saying he wouldn’t wear a brand new suit right out of the shop. He’d throw it up against the wall a few times and walk on it. “You have to show it who’s boss,” he said.
My sister, who was potty trained, started to wet her pants at her sitters. It took a while, but my Mom figured out that she loved the sound of the corduroy pants she got to wear when she had an accident. My Mom bought her some for home and there were no more accidents.
Fleece-y type of fabrics, especially against my nail tips. I recall these London Fog jackets in the late 80s? early 90s? that were the WORST to accidentally brush against.
Microfiber
Hand sanitizer gel. Cold goo that you squoosh everywhere, like stepping on a slug with your hands.
I hate having a cold, wet shower curtain touch my body, especially after I’ve turned off the water and am getting ready to get out of the shower.