People of Wal-Mart. Although This Troper can handle some gross-out shows (such as Fear Factor, {{Gintama}}, and {{Jackass}}), some of the stories... Disgusting. They almost make me want to puke. That's my Roommate also gets a nod, since it's just as nauseating, if not, worse.

This troper had learned never to take decent washrooms for granted, ever again.

For this male troper, the whole concept of PERIODS... makes him pasty white for a few hours

This troper can't stand shots of things "sticking out of" the skin. It's hard to explain, but an example usually helps: You know those frogs that raise their young in pits on their back? Yeah, looking at those grosses me out.

Same for this troper. Coupled with his OCD makes for some somewhat squicky stories such as seeing one of those frogs for the first time - this troper spent a few hours in the shower scrubbing his back with a pumice until it was raw and bleeding.

Ironically, reading about that bit of self-mutilation made me throw up in my mouth a little.

There's also an episode of ''CodenameKidsNextDoor'' where "chicken pox" takes the form of literal squirming chicken heads sticking out of one's skin. I can't watch it. At all.

This Troper is more grossed out by things INSET into the skin. Lamprey Fingers anyone?

On the subject of ''CodenameKidsNextDoor'', this troper remembers with horror the "Pinkeye" episode. In this episode, being hit with a water balloon filled with pinkeye mucus would cause crusty red stuff to grow all over you. The episode's villain turns out to be using this crusty stuff as the crumbs in crumb cake. Bleeeeeeeeargh.

And don't ask what's in the filling, either. Just... don't. -> (ACHOO!)

Also, two words: Lotus Breast. Anyone who knows their Image Boards knows what infamous photoedit meme I'm talking about.

4Chan. Just... 4Chan.

On a related note, viewing Encyclopedia Dramatica's article on /b/ made this Troper's brain vomit into the fourth dimension. Note to self: Install browser plugin that runs {{BrainBleach}}[=.exe=] whenever RuleThirtyFour images are on a page. Oh my poor unprotected eyes...

For anyone who wanted to know, I believe it's called Trypophobia (I has it.) I'm afraid to look it up to make sure, though, because yeah, it'll give you pictures like that.

You're right, trypophobia (fear of asymmetric clusters of holes). While I don't have a phobia of them, some of the pictures elicted a slight ''squick'' reaction from me, and that's saying something. Don't feel bad!

You know that {{Futurama}} episode where they're on the planet resembling Ancient Egypt, and the slaves are building a statue of Bender, and several get crushed under the blocks, resulting in bones sticking out of the statue? Yeah, the look of all the tiny (in comparison to the statue) skeletons stuck into something resembling a character we're all familiar with kinda gave this troper the same "shuddery" feeling many people get from seeing those frogs, even though it's just a ''statue of a robot''!

God-Bender's nation of tiny people gives me the same squick as any... ew, just see all the parasites, image edits, and frog eggs above. I don't want to say it.

This troper can't stand anything out-of-place or unusual in his food, like small rocks and inse--OH GOD NO, and has took ''long'' breaks from eating certain foods (especially rice, which can contain these things) because of a ''very'' bad experience or two with them.

I have an episode of {{Supernatural}} (Malleus Maleficarum) you need to see. Glorious maggot burgers coupled with teeth falling out. Good times.

Back in homeschool, we watched this video of news and commercials as though broadcast from the Middle Ages. Don't recall a thing about the video except one commercial -- for pepper. With the tagline, "Pepper! It makes it taste like the maggots aren't even there!" (Three guesses as to the visual aspects of that commercial.)

I can't eat artichokes anymore because of such an incident. I'll let you guys picture it...

This troper's grandfather will not tolerate the thought of cooked rice in his house. Apparently, when he was in middle school back in the 40's, his agriculture teacher was having the class help move a dead, bloated cow. Which, in the process of moving, ''popped'', and spilled an abdomen full of maggots all over him. When the class got back to school, it was lunchtime, only the school had picked that day to serve rice...

Remember, teh FDA has strict limits on the amount of insect parts and rat droppings packaged food can contain... It's not zero...

It can't be KD for this troper. One bad experience with a crunchy undercooked macaroni noodle and even just thinking about Kraft Dinner brings up the gag reflex. Think he'll go heave now...

This troper is right there with you. Not Kraft specifically, but any macaroni. I won't eat it. I had a very similar experience with an undercooked noodle when I was young and ... erg. Also, I had something similar happen with Ramen ... except that time, and for some reason I can still not explain, there was an old jellybean in my bowl and I didn't know till I ate it. Doesn't sound all that bad, but finding something unexpected in your food tends to put you off a bit.

I ate some nasty arse instant rice once that ended up undercooked. It felt like I had a mouthful of bugs. Never again.

This troper has a gagging reaction to anything rotten, possibly starting when he brought a cup of yogurt to lunch, noticed it was past the "best buy" date, went "bah, those things err grievously on the side of caution," and tore into it anyway. He was halfway through the otherwise-normal looking strawberry yogurt when he saw a blue strawberry. Now anything with visible or odorous mold induces the gag reflex, even if he's just talking about an experience in passing.

I suppose you wouldn't want to hear, then, about the man on ''RipleysBelieveItOrNot'' who has decided that eating rotten food is good for your health, and cultivates his own rotten food, including meat, in jars in his house, which he dines on regularly?

Milk past its expiration date, anybody? I am totally blind and can't see the dates on cartons and that. Once a friend gave me a carton of milk without checking the label and I took a big, long, unthinking drink ... huge mouthful of rotten milk. I never drink milk anymore without sniffing and tasting very very carefully first.

This troper, ironically, is nauseated by people, both in real life or in fiction, who smoke cigarettes. Not pipes or even cigars, just cigarettes. This troper gets sick just thinking about it.

You're not alone.

So it's not just this troper.

This troper also has this problem.

Yup, me too. It's become a {{BerserkButton}}.

This troper can go further; as a 4-year-old, he was taken to visit a relative in the hospital. He ''I'' had a dixie cup full of water which I left on a table which was taller than I was (at the time). When I came back I took a sip- only to discover my aunt (not the one who was sick) had used it as an ashtray and it was full of wet ash and butts! Since then, I've been grossed off from tobacco in all forms.

This Troper is badly allergic to cigar/cigarette smoke, and breaks out in the worst case of hives after being exposed to it (breathing it in, less than ten feet from the smoker) for at least a good ten-fifteen minutes. My whole body began to itch so badly I woke up several times the first night it happened, convinced something was really wrong with me. The next day, I swelled up and got really itchy hives all over, and the rash lasted nearly three days. Ugh.

Ever had an anti-violence groups come to your school and tell you about the dangers of fighting? I personally experienced such a visit during sixth grade and the stuff they showed were a mix of Nausea Fuel and Nightmare Fuel Unleaded. The pictures included: Cracked skulls, smashed and split mouth, broken arms, wrists and legs (like bone sticking out of skin - broken), HUGE infected wounds, damages on internal organs...the list goes on. About fiveteen people out of fifty-five watchers vomited and at least two fainted...and all of us were traumatized. Now that I think of it, are those presentation are even completely legal?

Animal Planet had a program about what happens to people when they get stung or bitten. This troper could only watch a little of it. Thumbs should NOT look like dead slugs! That was before the video of the kid who was bitten by a rattlesnake getting his bandages changed.

For whatever reason, I imagine disgusting images and usually fail to stop imagining them, my mind doesn't play tricks on me, it tortures me.

Needles in skin. Gaaaaaah. T_T It made the hospital stay where she had an IV in her pure ''hell.''

Just plain needles in skin aren't that bad for this troper. It's when something is injected through said needles that she starts squirming and flailing her hands around in disgust. Drawing blood is even worse.

Despite having an interest in neurology and weird diseases (also genetics), this troper will ''never'' be a doctor, because she finds the colors of internal organs disgusting. Bright reds, deep reds, sick-looking bluish purples... eurgh. Especially if there are visible veins. (I have a very strong stomach and greatly reduced emotional responses compared to normal people, so it probably wouldn't actually get in the ''way'' of my work, I'd just hate doing it.) It doesn't help that I hate hate haaaate having to touch slimy things, mushy things, and/or filmy things, but if I was colorblind I could get over that.

This troper still can't stand watching Grossout Shows. Period. She also has a terrible case of SchmuckBait... She still hasn't seen Two Girls One Cup, thank God.

Also, the ''one'' VomitIndiscretionShot in AOSTH is why she can't watch the episode that it's in, and considers it one of the worst of the series. Yeah...

This troper can't stand caterpillars and larvae of anything, particularly the movement of inchworms, and pupae are even worse (mushed up caterpillars. In a thin layer of skin. ''Joy.''). One year for biology we had to study mealworms from larvae to adult-hood - the beetles she could stand, but the squirming worms and moving, bouncing cocoons made her sick. She never could stand to look at silk worms. Now, she also has a disgust reaction to slimy foods (yogurt, custard and some jelly, for example) due to their texture in her mouth. Put the two together, and you have: (not as bad as you might think, but as put people off the food before) younger cousin remarking while the family was enjoying pavalova that it 'felt like silk worms'. To this day, this troper has not been able to stomach touching the common Australian desert.

Dead bugs. This troper finds them so disgusting that it practically crosses into phobia territory. One time her mother, in an attempt to desensitize her, made her clean up a rarely-used room in the attic, the floor of which was covered with huge dead flies. Cue an hour of agonized sobbing and copious use of toilet paper in a vain attempt to avoid having to feel the crunchiness of the insects. If only it had occurred to her then, rather than immediately after finishing the job, that nothing was preventing her from using the vacuum cleaner...

Oh my god, you're not alone. It's their bunched up legs that stick up in the air that gets me in particular.

I feel your pain. Live bugs? Fine. Dead ones? Nooooooo.

ThisTroper gags whenever he thinks about veins in the underside of a wrist.

This troper does too. It helps that I'm absurdly pale, and therefore can see most of them quite clearly. And that I'm terrified of bleeding out.

You are not alone. I am also very pale.

This troper freaks out when anyone touches her wrist. I shudder violently once or twice, and jerk my hand away. The wrist feels like such a vulnerable area, with so many veins... Eww...

Oh God. I'm really pale, so I can see all the veins in my wrist. Which would be bad enough, except that it slowly extended to being squicked by my pulse as well. One night, for some reason, I was unusually focused on this, to the point that I couldn't even think of anything else. Which led to a frantic search for a pair of gloves just so I could cover it up.

Me too! This troper is very pale as well' and shudders at the idea of people cutting their wrists in angst of chopping of hands. I also cant stand all the honeycomb styled nerves on your chest and shoulders. Urrrg....

I din't used to be, but after a stupid incident involving extreme emorage, a wrist and a steak knife ... yeah. It put me off sausages for quite some time. The best bit? Watching the doctors stitching the cut back together, the needle going through the really thin skin and a bit of grey nerve just sort of hanging and, of course, all the pinkish tendons flexing away. Not doing that again.

I didn't think I had this, but during a stay in the hospital, they ended up having to put an IV in the underside of my wrist. I was already a little iffy around needled, but that completely freaked me out.

This Troper is severely disgusted by that "Cellulite" ad that's been appearing lately. BLARGH

Internal organs in general gross out this troper, though he's able to hold his lunch inside. Still, he was even afraid to play the ''Fantastic Voyage'' ZX Spectrum game because of this.

This troper isn't squicked by internal organs, but she ''was'' extremely grossed out at one point when she had to dissect a cat's muscles. Unfortunately, that was the day the cafeteria at her school chose to serve pale, limp, very cat-muscle-like chicken in the Chinese food...

This troper cannot stand the sight or feel of any sort of stomach contents. Fresh, warm vomit is bad enough, but after she took an anatomy class and had to open an actual stomach to see the contents? *Barfs* I'm getting sick even thinking about it.

On the subject of ''Fantastic Voyage'' (I even had a hard time typing that), my personal Nausea Fuel and HighOctaneNightmareFuel is sapient creatures being inside another organism. No. For the love of God, no. It's bothered me since I saw something of the sort on television as a child, and even now that's the most detailed explanation I'm willing to give.

This troper's sister gets seriously squicked out watching people cut things with knives. Interestingly enough, when I nearly sliced my finger off with a box opener right in front of her, I was the one to lose their lunch.

The smell of alcohol is the most nauseating smell ever to this troper. She gets the feeling she's alone on this one, though.

This troper also has trouble with the smell of alcohol, but only the kind people drink. Rubbing alcohol, fine. Beer, no.

This troper thinks wine has an absolutely disgusting smell.

The smell of both beer and wine makes me sick to my stomach. Can't stand it.

Just ''hearing'' about anything involving blood vessels makes this troper feel nauseous. Once, a teacher was describing how an angioplasty is done, and this troper had to rest her head on the desk and breath deeply for a few minutes to prevent herself from fainting.

Seconded. Also blood doesn't bug me, but thinking about flow of blood through the body makes me dizzy...

This troper is exactly the same, and once blacked out after watching a dramatisation of an anaphylactic shock reaction complete with {{House}} -style CGI.

This post reminded this anonymous troper of a day in biology class. The teacher was standing up at the front in her labcoat and had her had in a tray on the desk. This also happened to be in the unit on the circulatory system. Read the rest at your own risk: Turns out, she had her hand in a tray full of some liquid that expanded her capillaries, and without warning she took her hand out and slammed it against a piece of paper taped to the white board, leaving behind a red handprint. My first guess was that the tray was full of paint, but she explained what she put her hand in and the realization that she BROKE THE CAPILLARIES in her hand made this troper feel very... light headed.

This Troper is grossed out by the smells of many, many foods - fish, most vegetables, cheese... her diet is somewhat limited as a result.

Through cooking, this troper has gotten better at, but does not like looking at small things in clusters: pomegranate seeds, pepper seeds, cantaloupe seeds and pulp (that's the worst of the fruit category; it looks like tapeworms), corn cobs and especially octopus eggs. Since these things, minus the octopus eggs, make up a large portion of her diet, she sucks it up. However, this troper still can NOT stand seeing people slather mayonaise on things. Urgh.

This troper is currently on vacation in a country where hygenic standards are fairly low compared to in America. For this reason, he has trouble using bathrooms and showers there.

This anonymous troper has trouble with eating almost all mushrooms (save Shiitake for whatever reason) and tofu because of the mouth feel. There's just something about that slimy, semi-firm ''something'' that feels like you're swallowing some sort of internal organ.

I have the same problem. It also extends to veins/sinews in non-ground meat. I once almost threw up because I didn't cut around the veins/sinews/whatever in a steak and my gag reflex went off. Then that goes into just the textures of some foods. Like, I can't eat it if it's a texture that squicks me out.

This troper has learned to avoid eating on Monday mornings because that's when he has a pathology lecture. (Only for one more week at time of writing, though).

This troper had trouble reading the Narutaru manga because he had episodes of nausea a few times towards the end.

This troper learned the hard way why dried fruits are {{Squick}}y.

This troper hangs out at an on-campus club that is also frequented by a particularly obese guy. Said guy sometimes stinks up the room. Cue him coming up with bullshit reasons to leave and go home.

This troper's Horticulture professor (A tree specialist) relayed this horror story to us in class. He was visiting a client who was complaining about how a tree had this black ooze on it, almost liek it was oozing out of a hole. So he goes over to see it, and the client says, "Yeah, it's like, inside the tree, lemme show you" and takes out a pocket knife. The pressure inside the rotting tree immediately went '''''BOOOM!''''' before the professor could even say "Don't do that!!" Fortunately they sruvived, but they got quite a bit of black ooze on them.

Speaking of teratomas - this Troper grew one of those in her lower abdomen. It contained hair, skin, teeth and something that may have been ''brain'' tissue. She'd just turned fifteen when she had to have it removed. Imagine how she felt when told what had been inside of her, growing.

I will '''''NEVER''''' drink Beer in my life. Do you know what it looks and smells like, when you realize after a dinner of Asparagus, that you have a bladder infection? Yep - Beer. In fact, I think the urine even ''smelled'' better. (And therefore tasted)

This troper is also not drinking wine because he ''knows'' what it is...Like the time he drank a juice box in 1992 that expired in 1989. (Yes, we had that in our fridge somehow)

This troper doesn't have just a ''fear'' of seeing actual blood (or blood that looks real, not animated), but she starts to feel very sick from the pit of her stomach if she looks at it too long. This is accompanied by shakes and feeling much warmer than normal...

Is it when the different componants seperate and form fractals? because I could understand that to a degree, since it sort of looks like someone got put through a wood-chipper.

I remember quite vividly an incident in which my family was taking a holiday on a farm in Phillip Island during New Years, when one of the eggs provided by the farm's owners turned out to contain a half-formed embryo. Needless to say, it turned This Troper off eggs for quite some time, to the point where he began to fear cracking them.

This troper hates the '''smell''' of any meat or any of its products. It's enough to make him consider vegetarianism seriously (too bad everybody in his family hates vegetarians).

Oh, did you go back to school after a break and discover that all the meat in the cafeteria went bad because of a power outage? This Troper did. Didn't make him consider vegetarianism, though.

In fact, this troper has met a girl whose vegetarianism was exactly justified by this trope.

So you forcefully subject yourself to NauseaFuel just to please your family?

More like "in order to not starve".

Do you know the large, petal-less flowers that are sometimes in fake flower arrangements? The ones that have the pockets all inside the front with a dried seed pouch nested loosely in each (when the seed pouch hasn't been pried out or fallen out, of course)? My university uses them all over the place, and this one can hardly go into a media/music or meeting room without having a mild to severe attack of trypophobia.

''Beer''. As well as some stuff like that yellow sobe energy drink. It looks an awful lot like you're ''drinking your own urine''. It can even ''foam'' like it does too. EEEERUCK!!!!

Pregnancy. BLLLLEEEEGGGGHHHH!!!!! That is all this troper has to say.

This Troper ''can't stand'' the look of hair clumps in the bathtub, sink, washing machine, or even on hair brushes. Ironically, I usually end up letting those things build up and clog the drains even more, because I just can't bring myself to touch them. And I always cringe when those "Turbo Snake" infomercials come on, because they show hair clumps being pulled out of the drain...

Ugh, this troper seconds this. It honestly makes me gag.

I'm exactly the same. Those things always creep me out to no extent. Imagine my reaction when I walk into the shower and there's this huge clump of hair sticking straight up out of the drain like a huge, hairy insect. I spent about five minutes convincing myself it was hair and wasn't going to kill me.

For this troper, it's the sound of orgasmic moans. They honestly turn her stomach a little, even just thinking about them.

Meat Loaf. Just...'''''MEAT LOAF'''''.

You mean the food, not the singer, right?

Course I mean the food. The singer does not look like something that was removed from the toilet.

It has probably been said by other tropers elsewhere, but this troper regards the Predalien Queen's attacking heavily pregnant women (and the resulting aftermath) to be a very stern case of this. It was scary, but more due to being overwhelmed with the NauseaFuel nature of such a thing as that Predalien rather than being truly frightened like the inevitable fate of the EventHorizon's crew from the movie of the same name (not to mention any unnecessary HighOctaneNightmareFuel from Ms. Predalien and her babies was easily fixed in-verse, seeing as that she got incinerated by a nuclear weapon...)

This troper cannot stand seeing someones ears get pierced. I'm fine with most of the things above this post, but piercings just get to me ( I had a bad experience as a child with an earing. I was about six and had decided to get my ears pierced, it hurt like hell but nothing went wrong. The woman who did the piercing told me, "keep moving the earing around or it will get infected" so I did. The piercing still got infected and, me being six, didn't tell anyone. The infection got so bad that my skin ''had grown over the stud.'' '''The earing was imbedded in my skin!''' Thank God the doctor just tore it out.)

In 7th grade, this troper's worst enemy was absent for a few days, which was a nice change. When he came back, he proceeded to regale this troper (why she has no idea) with the reason he was out: being hospitalized for septicemia.

This troper is nauseated by the sound of ripping velcro. When the military switched over to ACU's and velcro patches, this troper's father had a great deal of fun torturing her.

Oh my God, you are not alone. For this troper, it's a mixture of "OHGODMYEARDRUMS" and "Eurgh".

In First Aid class, this troper was able to watch all the "I Shouldn't Be Alive"-esque videos, including the one where someone's abdomen was impaled with a large tree trunk. However, the troper is a dancer, and nearly blacked out during the one where a skydiving accident shattered every bone below the victim's waist.

Several of the TroperTales entries for HighOctaneNightmareFuel fall into this category as well.

ThisTroper simply cannot stomach eating eggplant, let alone 95% of squashes. The only exception to the latter is pumpkin (of all varieties), but even then only in pies, cakes, custards, breads, etc.

This tropers sister once had KD, and found long hairs through the holes like they were put there..

Imagine if you have to eat 200 grams of butter coated with sugar and the taste and feel of it.

About two years or so ago my cat, Yang, got a nasty wound on his face. We at first thought he was bitten by another cat, but the wound was too clean and--dare I say it--perfect. The hole was round, like he had been hit in the face with a pencil. My dad finally decided to check what was wrong after a while after my sister said that the wound resembled ''an eye''. He began to squeeze Yang's cheek to try and get any pus out (if there was any at all), when he said "What the hell?" and told my sister to help him. I couldn't stand to see my cat in pain--not to mention I was always squicked out by things like that--when I heard that Yang had a freaking ''maggot in his face''. We found out later that it was a Botfly. My sister told me that it felt like her body suddenly heated up when she saw it. She almost passed out by how utterly disgusting it was, and I don't blame her.

Another example would be when my cousin fell down at a playground and his hand landed on glass. He had to get a lot of stitches in his palm and he delighted himself with shoving his hand in my face at every chance he got. *Shudders*

I am nauseated by blood, seeing people inject or put something other than food into their body (other than in the mouth, mainly drugs), and tube-shaped macaroni. Why tube-shaped macaroni? It reminds me of the tubes of pus that come out of my blackheads and something else that I once saw in a horror manga.

To me, ''accidentally'' seeing a picture from that bizarre murder, where this Japanese guy killed '''AND ATE''' his victim.

''"Must... have... Brain... Bleach..."''

For this troper, the massacre scene from Piranha 3D. Not finding it scary didn't stop me from becoming ''very'' lightheaded for a while.

You know that scene from Supernatural where the crazy chick who got a ''little'' into the loving and started eating her lover? Yeah, that was...rather sickening. Also, the Hunters--or Mgalekgolo--from Halo make me ill. Not them as a whole, but knowing what they're comprised of and how. Urk.

I usually have no problem with some of the most hard-core {{gorn}} and can sit through many extremely graphic scenes in movies without even flinching, but that scene left me feeling nauseous for ''days''. At first, I assumed it was because it caught me off-guard, but I have that episode on my iPod and after about ten months, I ''still'' always need to fast-forward that scene.

This Troper's first boss's first job was at a ketchup factory in the late 1930s. His job was to cut open the tomatoes that came in and count the maggots. If it had twelve or more maggots, it was rejected, but if it had eleven or less, it went into the ketchup.

There is a thing called "cheese-like product". Imagine eating a large cube of lard...

A guy I work with spent several years working in Mongolia as an oil miner. He went out to dinner at a restaurant once with a couple of friends visiting from the UK, and at their table was a slab of rendered horse fat on a plate, to be used as a sort of butter. One of the friends kept slicing off pieces of the fat and eating them, mistaking them for cheese.

Oddly enough, nothing much nauseates me. I didn't mine working safety at a slaughterhouse at all. But because of an evolutionary holdover from hunter-gatherer days, it's very difficult to deal with someone who's vomiting without becoming nauseated yourself. This may have been a great lifesaving tactic 10,000 years ago but nowadays it's just annoying. Worst two experiences: very bumpy C-130 flight started a vomit chain reaction. Ditto with a doctor's waiting room on stomach-flu day. One kid chucked in a grocery bag and suddenly everyone else ran to bathrooms or emptied into trashcans.

Burping. The sound of a burp makes me feel absolutely sick. I can't even stand hearing it in cartoons.

Agree. Burping is disgusting. And it doesn't help how some boys in my class seem to try to let out the loudest and most disgusting burps they can... sure, it's a bodily funcion, but please, ''please'' try HOLDING IT BACK as best you can.

This troper recently attempted to read what is know in hetalia fandom as the financial crisis gangbang comic, purely out of BileFascination...Yeah. Never again.

I once used a package of hot chocolate powder that had been sitting in a plastic bin of camping food stuff (metal pokers for sticking marshmallows on for roasting, stuff for s'mores, plastic utensils, etc.) for a while. It looked just fine, unopened and everything, so I didn't expect anything weird. There was a dead larva/maggot in it, which I only discovered after taking a bit sip and almost swallowing the thing. OHGODWHY.

This troper, who can be made to faint by gross things, has gotten better (the only one in my little circle of friends not to be disgusted by talk of rimjobs). But, my ''god''... FearFactor...

This one tends to get rash nightmares. This latest one, her face was marred my these red, bloody, swollen burn things. Small, jagged holes littered these, sort of like the lotus seed pods. Some were filled with this black pus stuff, and others with these shriveled worm things… eugh.

ANYTHING INVOLVING THE INSIDE OF A HUMAN BODY! Especially the digestive system. *SHUDDERS*

This troper agrees with the person right above him. {{WombLevel}}s are half this and half NightmareFuel to him.

This Troper will NEVER EVER eat anything he's seen alive beforehand or that I love too much. Just the memory (READ ON. IT'S A NIGHTMARE. NOT TRUE.) of being served one of my cats in a nightmare makes me queasy and want to cry.

In a related note, I have no problem eating beef, chicken, turkey, fish, or shellfish, but I have to put on a memory block while eating pork because while I could conceivably slaughter my own cows, chickens, turkeys, fish, etc., I consider pigs too intelligent to not feel badly about eating them. I'm seriously considering switching to turkey sausage, hot dogs, and bacon, and have no problem eating steak instead of pork chops. But then I think about pizza.... Insert mental block HERE.

I occasionally have problems with staph infections and abscesses that develop on my skin as a result. The absolutely worst spot for them to develop is in my inner thigh area. Once, a collection of three abscesses prevented me from being able to function normally and I had to go to the emergency room to have them taken out. They took them out right in the holding bed using a local anaesthetic because the operating rooms were all full and I had to have them out now. For the faint of heart, I shall not describe what the results of that emergency surgery were. Another time, I developed a particularly painful abscess that I made sure to apply plenty of topical ointments on and bandaged before I -- let it go through its natural course. Still the most disgusting thing I've ever witnessed on myself.

Same troper as the bullet point above: I act as my mom's caregiver and I've taken care of her through many, many medical maladies. If you're a caregiver to someone for at least a couple of years, you'll find yourself facing things that are real Nausea Fuel and overcoming them. The most recent thing I'm dealing with is wiping my mom's, er, backside, because of various health reasons. The more I deal with it, the more I get used to it, though I do make sure to wear a glove on the wiping hand.

Styrofoam. Dear Jesus does it tingle my skin. Even thinking about scratching it and the sounds it produces gives me goosebumps.

Even worse, slaughterhouses. I wouldn't go into how the odor gets me sick.

This troper's mom once decided to make a honey and vinegar drink for indigestion after seeing it on a Chinese cooking show. *bleargh*

This troper's father briefly worked in the local tannery (as many people in our town do) after graduating from high school. The work naturally lends itself to a great deal of Nausea Fuel. However, one experience of his takes the cake: during one of his first days on the job, he was sent back to an empty hide storage room (where raw, bloody animal hides are kept before being processed) to change a burned-out lightbulb. As he walked across the darkened room, he noticed his footsteps "squishing" on the concrete floor; once he got the light working, he saw why: the floor was literally ''covered'' with a squirming carpet of maggots. #QUOTE#'''Troper's Dad:''' I need a new job...

This troper had to dissect a rat in class last year, nothing bad there, then we had to take a test where we had to go around and identify the parts. I got up with my table to do this, and when I got to the trachea (which was the last piece) my stomach started doing backflips. I had to put my head down on my desk to keep from fainting. Keep in mind, this was HEALTH. I think it got to me because it looks exactly like a xylophone. I have no problem with them now, though. On a completely unrelated note, sour milk squicks me out.

Same troper. Try reading this page while eating.