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Anonymous wrote:this is so interesting to me as someone who is not affected.

I wonder what is wrong with me because I am fascinated by the photos and love looking at them.

I was thinking the same!

Even the dotted emojis in the title are giving me itchy vibes.

Anonymous wrote:The ultimate in trypophobia. If this doesn't terrify you, nothing will.

https://images.app.goo.gl/7hzfuHDikZMcd2JQ8

As a lifelong trypophobia I should never have clicked on this link!!
Lol!

Not just that horrific image - but all the other ones pictured below. 😬😦

I immediately felt panic, nausea and now cannot stop itching myself!
And cannot get rid of these goosebumps on my legs and arms!
Ugh!

It must be evolutionary, right? The bumps/dots look like plague boils so you must stay away!

I have a phobia of birds. I tried exposure therapy and it helped a bit. Still have the fear, but I know how to handle it now. I highly recommend.

Anonymous wrote:this is so interesting to me as someone who is not affected.

I wonder what is wrong with me because I am fascinated by the photos and love looking at them.

The ultimate in trypophobia. If this doesn't terrify you, nothing will.

https://images.app.goo.gl/7hzfuHDikZMcd2JQ8

omg I'm nauseas from reading this. I've had this for a while and knew what it was called. Sponges I'm fine with but lotus absolutely not.

not sure what's behind that one pic, and that that frog pic - nope

Seal’s face

Candy dots - what were those called?
Perforated leather
Or ostrich textured leather
I dont have this fear. Just trying to relate.

Anonymous wrote:People who put those lotus pods in flower bouquets are sick, sick individuals.

OMG, we have a floral arrangement right now with one of those in it. We were trying to figure out what it was and why we thought it was so gross. The kids wanted to pull it out and toss it.

People who put those lotus pods in flower bouquets are sick, sick individuals.

The movie is called Black Panther.
Michael J. is fine but I also could not see him with numerous scars (for every life that he took.)
I felt nauseous too and extreme discomfort and still do at that photo posted.

This is a form of OCD. You can definitely get better, get relief if you research exposure therapy. You can practice with a therapist
or a workbook on your own. Please take the time to do this. You can achieve a more peaceful and less anxious life.

I thought this kind of aversion was natural, biologically.
Like leads to higher likelihood of survival or something (I forget where I read about it).