Things That Make You Cringe

[Sweetdeath]

People ripping out their I.Vs. T_T;; gaaah!

[Buddy]

People ripping out their I.Vs. T_T;; gaaah!

Watching needles go in. ;-;

[Sweetdeath]

People ripping out their I.Vs. T_T;; gaaah!

Watching needles go in. ;-;

That toooo~ ;__;

[Buddy]

People ripping out their I.Vs. T_T;; gaaah!

Watching needles go in. ;-;

That toooo~ ;__;

Eyeballs freak me out so much, that I have trouble putting in my contacts. I also have an irrational fear of amputees.

[Ali]

I had both my eyes cut open while I was awake to replace my lenses that had developed cataracts due to diabetes. It was actually quite interesting watching from the inside! 

This made me feel like I was going to have a panic attack.  Why would they keep you awake????  Why????

[xSilverPhinx]

I just couldn't stand to see a finger approaching my eye. I would'nt allow it!   Ever!

Let alone cutting and fixing my lenses...

[Amicale]

It makes me cringe when a foot or hand falls asleep, I try to move it, bang it into something and hear a sickening 'crack' I know I shouldn't hear.

True story. Happened with my ankle this morning. Still sore. Methinks something went crunch, just a bit. I'm such a klutz!

[Sweetdeath]

I just couldn't stand to see a finger approaching my eye. I would'nt allow it!   Ever!

Let alone cutting and fixing my lenses...

Yeah. Ugh.
A few of my costumes need red or yellow eyes
(this being the worst: fc06.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/274/3/9/_mononoke__the_medicine_seller_by_chakragurl-d2zvhv6.png  red pupils, black around it. X_x havent made this, but those type of contacts i heard are uncomfy.)

It took me almost 30 minutes to get my contacts in first time. I have gotten better, but taking them out still proves difficult.

[Asmodean]

It took me almost 30 minutes to get my contacts in first time. I have gotten better, but taking them out still proves difficult.

You do not just blink them out? I do this contracting thing with my eyelids that makes the contacts pop right out

[Tank]

I had both my eyes cut open while I was awake to replace my lenses that had developed cataracts due to diabetes. It was actually quite interesting watching from the inside! 

This made me feel like I was going to have a panic attack.  Why would they keep you awake????  Why????

A local anaesthetic is much safer than a general and you can go home straight away. I was dead set on having a general until I spoke to a little old lady sitting in the clinic who had already had one eye done and told me the whole process. I felt such a wuss that I said I'd do the local. I really was a dodel. They put some drops in that deaden the transparent skin over the eyeball. Then the lift that skin with some tweezers, make a tiny cut and then wash a different anaesthetic into the sack around the eyeball. You can't feel a thing, you just have to keep still while they operate. You mustn't sneeze or cough while the surgeon is working in your eye. So you have to hold your hand up and they'll stop working while you sneeze/cough. Fortunately I didn't do either. The actual op only takes 10 minutes at most. I'd rather do that than go to the dentist. Much easier.

[DeterminedJuliet]

I had both my eyes cut open while I was awake to replace my lenses that had developed cataracts due to diabetes. It was actually quite interesting watching from the inside! 

This made me feel like I was going to have a panic attack.  Why would they keep you awake????  Why????

A local anaesthetic is much safer than a general and you can go home straight away. I was dead set on having a general until I spoke to a little old lady sitting in the clinic who had already had one eye done and told me the whole process. I felt such a wuss that I said I'd do the local. I really was a dodel. They put some drops in that deaden the transparent skin over the eyeball. Then the lift that skin with some tweezers, make a tiny cut and then wash a different anaesthetic into the sack around the eyeball. You can't feel a thing, you just have to keep still while they operate. You mustn't sneeze or cough while the surgeon is working in your eye. So you have to hold your hand up and they'll stop working while you sneeze/cough. Fortunately I didn't do either. The actual op only takes 10 minutes at most. I'd rather do that than go to the dentist. Much easier.

O.M.G. This made me feel a little faint.

Personally, I can't handle any kind of wrist injury type stuff. Like, if someone cuts their wrists in a movie I just can't handle it. I could watch someone get disemboweled or beheaded and it's like "gross. meh" But any kind of wrist stuff really creates a visceral reaction in me. I had to have an I.V. in my wrist when I had my son and I think it was actually the worst part for me. I hated having that damn needle port stuck in my arm, I pretty much begged the nursing staff for 24 hours to have it removed *shudder*.   

[Tank]

I had both my eyes cut open while I was awake to replace my lenses that had developed cataracts due to diabetes. It was actually quite interesting watching from the inside! 

This made me feel like I was going to have a panic attack.  Why would they keep you awake????  Why????

A local anaesthetic is much safer than a general and you can go home straight away. I was dead set on having a general until I spoke to a little old lady sitting in the clinic who had already had one eye done and told me the whole process. I felt such a wuss that I said I'd do the local. I really was a dodel. They put some drops in that deaden the transparent skin over the eyeball. Then the lift that skin with some tweezers, make a tiny cut and then wash a different anaesthetic into the sack around the eyeball. You can't feel a thing, you just have to keep still while they operate. You mustn't sneeze or cough while the surgeon is working in your eye. So you have to hold your hand up and they'll stop working while you sneeze/cough. Fortunately I didn't do either. The actual op only takes 10 minutes at most. I'd rather do that than go to the dentist. Much easier.

O.M.G. This made me feel a little faint.

Personally, I can't handle any kind of wrist injury type stuff. Like, if someone cuts their wrists in a movie I just can't handle it. I could watch someone get disemboweled or beheaded and it's like "gross. meh" But any kind of wrist stuff really creates a visceral reaction in me. I had to have an I.V. in my wrist when I had my son and I think it was actually the worst part for me. I hated having that damn needle port stuck in my arm, I pretty much begged the nursing staff for 24 hours to have it removed *shudder*.   

For me it's knees. I broke my left knee some years ago and its still pinned together. But now knee injuries set my teeth on edge. *shudder*

[Hector Valdez]

Popping kneecaps. They freak me out.

[AnimatedDirt]

Popping kneecaps. They freak me out.

Every time I go to sit down, my knees make sounds like Rice Krispies...

[Hector Valdez]

AAAAAGHHH!!! DEMONSPAWN!!!1!!