12 People Who Experienced the Creepiest Forms of Disgust

One of the emotions we really hate is disgust. But sometimes we cannot avoid encountering or seeing some very repulsive circumstances.

The individuals in this article have experienced some extremely repulsive events and find it difficult to overcome their intense disgust whenever they recall them.

My brother’s girlfriend came to visit us for the first time. She was quite beautiful, but after a while, we felt something off about her. We didn’t say anything, we were silent, but the smell grew stronger. After she left, I went into the guest bathroom and was horrified to discover yards and yards of toilet paper soaked in what looked like beef stew, hidden in the trash.

I asked my brother about it because I was confused. He turned pale and told me that they had visited us earlier that day after having a beef stew at a restaurant, but he had no idea how or why it had gotten into her purse.

One day I had a wonderful and healthy craving for blueberry coffee cake. It was just a plain coffee cake with a layer of mold.

I couldn’t get a taste or smell out of my sinuses for hours. 

On the train, I noticed two people sitting directly opposite each other. Only one individual was napping. The probe or mucus hit the sleeping passenger when the person sneezed. When they woke up, they were sucking it out of their shirts, thinking it was food.

I forced a piece of bread into my mouth because it was late, I was hungry and I wanted to go back to sleep. It tasted exactly the same. When I opened the package the next morning, each item was completely formed.

Remarkably, nothing happened; my stomach didn’t hurt. © Reddit/HedgehogLuna

When we went to the restaurant, my mom and I were waiting for her car to be repaired nearby.

We sat down and ordered coffee. A strange boy was eating his burger in the corner of the room and staring at us as we sat. He spat out the mushy burger, sprinkled salt on it, and started eating it with his hands.

I had to leave immediately because I started throwing up and throwing up. © 

One day when I was working at one of the best theme parks in Florida, I saw a couple washing their baby at the drinking fountain – which is usually located right in front of the restroom. I immediately called the custodians and have not stopped drinking from the fountain since.

I got this truffle Easter bunny from my mom.

It’s barely been a month since I got it. As soon as I bit into it, I was hit with a strange, almost sour fruit flavor, even though the outer casing was intact. This made me think something was wrong. When I removed the outer packaging, I was horrified to see that it was completely covered in white/yellow fungus. 

I observed a man consuming grilled chicken from a changing station in the men’s room at Walmart. We looked at each other and exchanged a few strange looks, and I just turned and walked away.

I felt sick every time I thought about it for days. 

A few weeks ago, something tasted weird while I was happily eating raspberries in a darkened room while watching a movie. I was eating worms when, to my terrible surprise, I turned on the light.

 

Aloe was one of the giant plants on my grandmother’s property and we chopped it down to get the gel. I was sweating because it was a hot day.

Wiping the sweat from my face with my hand was the best option I could think of when the unpleasant taste suddenly entered my lips. The taste passed over my tongue even though I didn’t touch my lips.

I brushed my teeth, used mouthwash, drank water and soda, and nothing. I even consumed about 250g of sugar and had no food! I had that flavor about twenty-five years ago and it’s still the grossest thing I’ve ever tasted. © Reddit/Demosenes Wiggin When I was younger, I would pull a box of raisins out of the pantry and have a few handfuls as a late-night snack. When I went to return the box the next morning with the lights on, I found it full of ants.

While I’m not sure if they arrived before or after the raisins were eaten, the thought is still somewhat disturbing. 

When I was ten or eleven years old, I had leftover Chinese noodles. I left them in the oven for later, as did my family with leftover pizza, because I had no idea about food safety. I think I forgot about it for three days. I thought it should be good though when I found it.

To this day it is the most disgusting and slimy item I have ever tried. I tried it before I even thought about smelling it. 

There are a lot of awkward situations we can get into. The carefully selected stories in this article will undoubtedly make you cringe and cringe.

Disgust is one of those internal reactions that can leave a lasting impact, especially when we encounter something truly repulsive. The stories shared here highlight just how disturbing these experiences can be, from the unsettling discovery of hidden waste to the unpleasant surprise of moldy treats. Each story reveals a personal moment of resistance that, while unique, underscores a common human response to encountering something disturbing or unexpected.

Whether it’s the uneasiness of finding something disgusting in a seemingly innocent place or the lingering taste of a spoiled delicacy, these incidents offer a glimpse into the more unpleasant side of life that we often prefer to avoid. Such experiences remind us of the importance of vigilance and the potential discomfort that comes with everyday activities. 

While these stories may frighten us, they also serve as reminders of the resilience of the human spirit. We go through these moments, learn from them, and move on, often with heightened awareness and caution. Embracing these experiences, however unpleasant, helps us appreciate the more pleasant aspects of life and the simple joys of maintaining a clean and safe environment.