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Originally Posted by Laneco
Squeaking styrofoam, like the sound when you put the lid back on a styrofoam cooler, is completely hideous to me. At least 10x worse than fingernails on a chalkboard. My "thing" with styrofoam extends to food service products. If the food is served in styrofoam (or hot drink) I can't touch it, it makes me gag. If I remove it from the container in put it on a plate or napkin, I'm mildly disgusted that it touched the styrofoam, but the gag reflex disappears.
I also hate the sensation of tearing cotton, like when you tear a cotton ball in half. It sends shivers up my spine. Nothing like the styrofoam, but if I have to pull cotton apart, it is somewhat disagreeable. This is a touch sensation trigger, not a sound or visual like styrofoam.
angela
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Double yep. (On the styrofoam). Makes my skin crawl. I have sensitive ears and a bit of tinnitus from prior ear injuries, so loud clapping or sharp sounds really hurt as well. It's a drag, have to wear ear plugs a lot.
