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12 Foods that Will Make Your Trypophobic Skin Crawl

This article is written by a student writer from the Spoon University at USFSP chapter.

When I tell someone I have trypophobia, they think I’m joking because most people have never even heard of it. It’s a very real, very innate fear of objects with clusters of teeny tiny holes. If you can resist the urge to shudder, keep the goosebumps at bay, and force yourself to quell your nausea, then you da real MVP.

And if this article doesn’t bother you at all, then congratulations, you don’t have it.

1. Okra

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @trypophobia on Instagram

It’s just a plant. It just grows like that.

2. Garlic

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @trypophobia on Instagram

Yup, you eat that.

3. Chia seeds

Trypophobia

Photo by Brooke Bierhaus

Well, I don’t eat that. That’s gross.

4. Pomegranate

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @buffalobonker on Instagram

The matching background doesn’t help, tyvm.

5. Passion fruit

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @franzi_310 on Instagram

I’m sorry but I don’t feel passionate about any part of this.

6. Cantaloupe

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @kiraasoleil on Instagram

Sorry, I literally can’t.

7. Bread

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @tobysx70 on Instagram

Can we not?

9. Lotus root

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @florin_scripa on Instagram

Nuh uh, honey.

10. Swiss cheese

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @nyccheesechick on Instagram

How about we don’t?

11. Strawberries

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @faizdickievp on Instagram

Ask me if I feel like eating these again.

12. Guava

Trypophobia

Photo courtesy of @itsroxyforfoxy on Instagram

Are we done?