12-09-2010, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie
Funny thing....until I was about 18 or so, if I saw, or heard, somebody throw up, it was all I could do, to not throw up myself. BUT, after holding 50 different friend's hair, out of the john, while they were refunding alcohol, broke me of my vomiting anxiety.
I have the strongest(or is it weakest?) gag reflex, of anybody I know. The doctor CAN'T use the tongue depressor on me, or I'll hurl. I can't express the INTENSE gagging I feel, when that stick touches me back there. Makes me want to hurl now, just thinking of it. I must be terrified of choking....  |
Love that term! I suppose familiarity does reduce your sensitivity to it, but I suppose that does depend on the person. I'd just leave the room and let them handle their own business transactions (j/k hehe).
I had that struggle too! Plumbed for weakest because my gag reflex probably couldn't surpress a fart in a windsock. My mum is the same when it comes to things in her mouth. She can only just cope with brushing her teeth without gagging.
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