What Makes You Uncomfortable?

I've just been on my Facebook page for the first time in months and there are pages and pages of shite written by "friends" and family. You know the sort, what mood people are in or what mindnumbingly boring task they are just about to do.

I actually feel uncomfortable reading this crap, I feel embarrassed for the people writing it.

People have said on this site that watching Terror Connor interviewed after Wolves had been relegated was uncomfortable....so what makes you uncomfortable?

Hookers with standards.

Threads that belong in teenage girl chat mags

Wanderlust, you are becoming a bit of a knob. Watch your step.

Watching certain types of violence in films makes me uncomfortable.

I'm fine with stabbings, shootings, people having limbs hacked off, people being burned to death and people getting their heads slammed in car doors, that kind of thing.

I am uncomfortable watching realistic depictions of people getting an absolute thrashing, I don't like watching films which show this. There's a scene in a movie called Layer Cake where there is a depiction of a bloke eating a greasy English breakfast and then as soon as he is finished, he has the absolute shit kicked out of him. It's possibly the most disturbing thing I've ever seen.

Another thing that makes me uncomfortable is other people's grief. Not the event that has caused the grief, or my own grief, but that of other people. Both in real life and in fiction/films.

Natasha Whittam wrote:I've just been on my Facebook page for the first time in months and there are pages and pages of shite written by "friends" and family. You know the sort, what mood people are in or what mindnumbingly boring task they are just about to do.

I actually feel uncomfortable reading this crap, I feel embarrassed for the people writing it.

agreed. what compels educated people to tell the world what they had for lunch or what they watched on tv? i hate facebook and what i'ts doing to society.

hard sofas

largehat wrote:Watching certain types of violence in films makes me uncomfortable.

I'm fine with stabbings, shootings, people having limbs hacked off, people being burned to death and people getting their heads slammed in car doors, that kind of thing.

I agree actually. I like horror films, but the current trend seems to be to be as graphic as possible, forget the plot.

I watched a film recently, Wolf Creek or something, where one of the teenage girls had her spine broken so she was paralyzed when the baddie raped her. Really, really sick.

Seeing Bolton above Rovers. Thankfully it didn't last long.

I get uncomfortable on facebook when I see chavs putting long messages on that they have copied off some other idiot about how england is england anymore because foreigners are getting our jobs and some crap catchphrase under it inside a st.georges flag.

wanderlust wrote:Threads that belong in teenage girl chat mags

Like.

Lofty_Love wrote:hard sofas

Also like.

The truth often makes me uncomfortable. For instance, Is it true that we are going down ?

That just makes me upset

Natasha Whittam wrote:

largehat wrote:Watching certain types of violence in films makes me uncomfortable.

I'm fine with stabbings, shootings, people having limbs hacked off, people being burned to death and people getting their heads slammed in car doors, that kind of thing.

I agree actually. I like horror films, but the current trend seems to be to be as graphic as possible, forget the plot.

I watched a film recently, Wolf Creek or something, where one of the teenage girls had her spine broken so she was paralyzed when the baddie raped her. Really, really sick.

Yep, I've seen that, it is horrible.

He cuts her spinal cord at the base of her spine with a hunting knife and calls her "a head on a stick". The psycho in that film is called Mick Taylor. I know someone who does scam baiting pretending to be Mick Taylor, living in the Aussie outback.

I'd still rather watch that than see someone punched to the ground and having their head stamped on.

The Reebok Rebels always made me uncomfortable.

Seeing mentally disturbed people in the street, having an event. Not because they are mentally disturbed, but because I don't have the knowledge, or understanding, and sometimes the courage, to go and help them.

I managed to reduce these incidents by not visiting Blackburn for years. (cheap shot, my apologies)

When im lying in bed at night and i feel like i want to go to the toilet and i dont really but its uncomfortable and im not going to get any sleep. So i go and spend half an hour trying to force out that little noblet thats been bugging me. Whew the strain of it talk about hard work,but its all worth it when it does finally show. Nothing like a nice big cowpat in the morning, cant beat it.

Other peoples brats.

Sitting on a toilet seat that is still warm from someone else's bottom. Happens sometimes at work.