Whenever someone is standing behind me doing something that has nothing to do with me. Such as talking to someone else or waiting for something to print on the shared printer. It makes me incredibly self conscience and while I know that they are not actually paying me any attention it doesn’t stop my brain from telling me that they are subtlety scrutinizing my every move.
Also, someone being bullied (or picked on - as noted by a lot of you).
One scene stands out for me in the movie The Sixth Sense when the other boys grab him and lock him in a closet and he is crying and terrified.
I was sobbing
Practical Jokes. They are ususally cruel and demeaning. For example, on Mythbusters the crew indirectly shocked Adam with a cattle prod. He was highly pissed and so was I at the (Production and the rest of the) crew for letting them do this. Just totally sucks! At the end of the show he forgave them but I’m sure they won’t do that again!
I get uncomfortable when people are waiting on me, in almost any situation. I don’t like stopping traffic because I have to turn left. I feel rushed during any transaction at a cashier when there are a line of people behind me. I hate when someone is waiting for me to pull out of a parking space. I hate being late anywhere.
Kids talking to or being talked to about Santa Claus. It’s dishonest on the adult’s part, and deluded on the kid’s part, but I can’t really do anything. I don’t really want to play the ogre “Your Mom’s a liar, kid”, nor do I want to get slugged by the parent in question. It’s especially uncomfortable if the kid talks to me about it.