Things That Make You Feel Uncomfy

[Zeldy]

I feel really awkward when it's too quiet. Especially at the minute, as I'm really not well with a bad throat and so I can't stop coughing, I feel so guilty for coughing and will keep apologizing for breaking the silence!

Passing someone in the corridor that is an acquaintance and you don't know whether to smile or say "hi" or say nothing at all and you have like a split second to decide. I usually say nothing at all, which is rather rude of me but I'm shy.

[Mirage]

Sitting next to really fat people,, especially if I don't know them

[PeneloRatsbane]

Asking another human being for something, money, affection, anything

seeing people cry

the lecture rooms at uni, stoopid uncomfortable desk to far away from stupid up and downy chairs

Talking to authoritive men

[Vermachtnis]

Sitting next to really fat people,, especially if I don't know them

Me too. They don't just invade my personal space as much as the roll over it.

[Mirage]

Asking another human being for something, money, affection, anything

seeing people cry

the lecture rooms at uni, stoopid uncomfortable desk to far away from stupid up and downy chairs

Talking to authoritive men

But being an authorative man is so much fun!

[Shoeberto]

long walks down long hallways with a vague acquaintance, and I can't figure out for the life of me if I should say hi to them.

fffffffu yes
College has been the worst for this because I barely remember anybody's name

[LunarWeaver]

Running into someone you know enough to say "How have you been?" and instead of just saying "Fine, you?" and we move along they actually answer the question. I wasn't really asking about your AIDS and troubles.

[oddler]

I agree with the too-loose socks comment and the spooning comments to a degree.

[Robostar]

Sitting on the train with old people and being crushed in a seat by fat people.

[Madame Adequate]

I'm drunk and I REALLY need to pee

[Hollycat]

People who say the word lard more than once a day

[Mirage]

Running into someone you know enough to say "How have you been?" and instead of just saying "Fine, you?" and we move along they actually answer the question. I wasn't really asking about your AIDS and troubles.

Then don't ask

[LunarWeaver]

Can't control it! It spills from my mouth without permission every time. I imagine if I tried to hold it I'd pass out.

[Rye]

Yeah, that's how it is for me too, Kyle. It's being polite on impulse.

I used to have that problem with a girl I knew. She'd ask me how my weekend was just because she wanted to spill about her weekend of how she's some fashion model even though she has a dogface and she'd always demean me for being short, so I'd always try not to respond "Good, and yours?", but it'd still slip out automatically.

[Jiro]

I find it really hard to judge when to say hello to someone in passing or whether or not to stop and talk to them or whatever. Sometimes when I'm walking and I see someone I know I just kind of pretend not to see them until the last second so there isn't this whole "I'm going to smile at you for a few seconds then maybe wave and then yell out to them or something".