Words that make you feel weird

[Milliemackle]

Are there any words that make you feel uncomfortable, creepy or grossed out?

There are certain words that I try to avoid saying out loud because I don’t like the way they sound.

I HATE the words:

Sausages
Nuggets (EWW)
Cluster
Blob

On the other hand I love the word ‘melancholy’ it’s so beautiful and fragile, somehow.

 

[lakecode1234]

Sensitivity is my trigger word of the month. Does that count?

 

[Milliemackle]

Sensitivity is my trigger word of the month. Does that count?

What do you mean? Explain!

 

[lakecode1234]

What do you mean? Explain!

It's work-related.

 

[razor33a]

Moist.

 

[cdstefi]

Although I'm bi and a crossdresser (but male and not trans in any sense of the prefix), any of those patronising feminised terms that tranny-chasers use like hunny, babe etc just piss me off and turn me off, as does mmmmmmm when they're attempting to communicate arousal via text.

 

[AG31]

panties and pussy

 

[Milliemackle]

Although I'm bi and a crossdresser (but male and not trans in any sense of the prefix), any of those patronising feminised terms that tranny-chasers use like hunny, babe etc just piss me off and turn me off, as does mmmmmmm when they're attempting to communicate arousal via text.

I get this could it be that the intimacy of the words used don’t fit the situation rather than the word itself? Ie you don’t know me don’t call me hunny? I hate it IRL if someone shortens my name on first meeting.

Although I'm bi and a crossdresser (but male and not trans in any sense of the prefix), any of those patronising feminised terms that tranny-chasers use like hunny, babe etc just piss me off and turn me off, as does mmmmmmm when they're attempting to communicate arousal via text.

 

[Milliemackle]

Moist.

I should have had this on the list!

Especially when someone refers to a cake as moist. Dirty buggers

 

[Milliemackle]

panties and pussy

I like pussy but as a UK lass panties kind of cringes me out. I much prefer “knickers” sounds dirtier somehow

 

[Celticlight]

I get this could it be that the intimacy of the words used don’t fit the situation rather than the word itself? Ie you don’t know me don’t call me hunny? I hate it IRL if someone shortens my name on first meeting.

I totally get this, it’s far too familiar - don’t go somewhere that you’ve not been invited. I’m always very careful with these things because you’re right, I can see how it would just creep someone out.

On your overall question.. I feel like there must be so many of these! Glug and gurgle come to mind (especially with my accent ), but I’m sure there are glaringly unpleasant ones that I’m missing. I may well report back with further insights!

 

[jonnoback]

I like pussy but as a UK lass panties kind of cringes me out. I much prefer “knickers” sounds dirtier somehow

Knickers is much better