It’s the vibration that’s made from styrofoam rubbing or biting on undercooked green beans. It can also come from walking on fresh snow. The vibration can almost be incapacitating like if a baby were crying in your spine.
There apparently is a named phobia for Styrofoam, specifically: Styrophobia.
Someone I knew called things like green beans “squeaky”.
Hell.
…jk, but no idea. If that’s a thing I’d like to know too.
Or grinding wool between your front teeth; every example so far has made me grimace.
I don’t know but in all seriousness I’d suspect there is a German word for it.
Removing the cotton ball from the medicine jar.
I’m luckily immune to that feeling. My partner can’t be in the same room as I do it. I’m also the designated “remover of objects from styrofoam packaging” person.
I couldn’t find any to describe that specifically, but I remembered a word for the feeling when you’re trying to brush your hair and some stick to the brush so they’re getting pulled along, not necessarily ripped out though. “Ziepen”
Hmm I don’t mind walking in snow but I know what your talking about. Especially with the green beans,it’s kinda rubbery almost. No idea what it’s called though. It’s probably related to what ever the phobia/ism is that doesn’t like the feeling/sound of nails on a chalk board. 🤔
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Likewise. Styrofoam rubbing together is like nails on a chalk board - it makes my skin painful just hearing it.
High friction surfaces essentially
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yes!! lol
Sounds like misophonia for touch instead of sounds.
Chatgpt is really good at telling you the name of things by description
Whatever this is called, I suffer from it. The squeaky sound of Styrofoam makes my eyes water and my mouth tense up to the point I can’t speak.
For those of us who grew up around chalk boards, it’s “fingernails on a chalk board”.
