[ SECRET POST #3536 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3536 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Hang-ups most people don't understand

[sarillia]

I get startled incredibly easily and I hate it. I used to have a rabbit and I swear we reacted the same way to sudden noises. But people suddenly appearing nearby is the worst.

Re: Hang-ups most people don't understand

[diet_poison]

Yay, someone who understands <3

Just appearing startles me but doesn't really make me mad. It's someone startling me on purpose that really makes me see red. Some people think it's funny to do it, and some people think it's funny when it's done to them, and I expect there's a lot of overlap between those groups. But I hate it.

Just last week I was at a locals (YGO) and a friend/friendly acquaintance thought it would be funny to come up behind me and put a freezing cold water bottle on my neck. I reacted like a skittish dog snarling at someone coming up from behind, jumped and screeched and yelled at him. Then I just felt humiliated. It's also times like this when being the only woman in the room is an issue - I feel very self-conscious about it and feel like everyone must be thinking I'm just being stereotypically emotional, and I can't really do anything to dispel that notion. :/