What just “wierds you out?”

I start my day of with a walk at 4am with my dog. What's weird? Weird is that i regularly see people out milling about. Mostly they are inappropriately dressed for that - or any - time of day. Where have they been all night? Where are they coming from? Where are they going to? Creepy.

something that wierds me out are people that are constantly really, really, really hot

like if it's raining or snowing and their body is still boiling

by the way, I mean so hot they are constantly sweating.

not just hot

Clowns.

Dipping french fries in mayo.

But mostly...clowns...I think I saw the TV adaptation of Stephen King's "It" way too young, but even before that, I thought clowns were creepy instead of funny.

People who lick their fingers before touching paper or money

Girls who where booty shorts or swim suits where half of their butt cheeks are showing.

Man buns...

Psychologytoday therapist search results

This is a common occurrence from psych meds.

I get Werided out when I’m talking to the person I’m shopping with, and we are talking. We are not saying anything bad or anything, but then a stranger will just stare at us while we are talking. Ok. We are not saying anything exciting. Mind your own business. This happens A lot to me. Usually at Walmart.

Leaving the toaster too close to the microwave...Don't know why...it just really bothers me.

It didn't used to, but lately I get weirded out with just about anything I get involved with.

Hard t describe. Like agitation meets finding fault in things.

The mind bending part is I can "cure" it, there and then.

Kind of like the white rabbit paradox.

Now I forgot what thread this is lol

OkCupid weirds me out. Oddly enough I'm also on it.

one of my friends having no idea what sound a cow makes

and I'm not joking either

The sound of crying children. It heightens my anxiety.

yesterday I was trying to fill out an aplication form

well, I really don't know what happened.. the person writing it clearly had no writing skills what so ever

in sted of her writing it word by word, she wrote the whole aplication form letter by letter

it was sooo painfull, especially as I'm not the greatest speller in the world

and trying to spell some of those words out letter by letter..... just...... ugg

I don't know them.

I do but not off by heart

women in chatrooms who want to talk about sex

wierds me out

same.

actually one of my biggist triggers

-centipedes, millipedes, and earwigs
-chewing with your mouth open
-dirty finger nails or toe nails
-the sound of screech owl, startles me more than anything
-rodents,their darting around; it raises my anxiety and that I know they carry disease and ticks, just REALLY bothers me for them to be around
-watching someone eat liver, or raw seafood-knowing whats in them; each to their own but..
-mold...can't stand it, actually gives me the shivers.

I was weirded and creeped out a little by the person sitting next to me for two hours yesterday. I was at a job fair and she was 'dressed to impress', lol. Get this - she was wearing thigh high leather CFM boots and a sheer crop top bearing her mid-drift. Yep, just what you want to wear to make that good first impression.

people's tummy rumbles

the sounds that the tummy can make are just..... weird

When I lived in England my bathroom was fitted with a perfect gigantic tub but with no shower fittings. It came equipped with a ‘crossbar’ with a center (centre) book rest.

Now that I’m unable to submerge, showers must suffice. The issues that I have with my body now? Horrific. No fear of water, though.

I had an absolutely horrible nickname as a child that lasted through my high school years. I was able to drop it at uni, yet my first name can be — and often still is — easily and frequently shortened. And I loathe the shortened ‘nickname.’

Rumor has it that my childhood nickname was the first word that I spoke — the name of a retired stunt rider who took me on equestrian romps on the beaches of San Diego County. Poo on him.

I don’t care for the (now dying) Virginia ‘ou’ pronunciation. ‘About’ is pronounced ‘aboot.’ I’m a sucker for gentile Southern accents but not the ‘oo’s.’

Jonbenet Ramsey.