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over a year ago
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"The smell of duck cooking in butter."
Surprisingly specific  is duck cooking in anything else ok? Is this linked to a particular experience - apparently we can make associations with food or drink that we ate or even sometimes just smelled linked with having a bad stomach and our brain learns to associate that smell/taste with nausea to protect us.
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"The smell of duck cooking in butter.
Surprisingly specific is duck cooking in anything else ok? Is this linked to a particular experience - apparently we can make associations with food or drink that we ate or even sometimes just smelled linked with having a bad stomach and our brain learns to associate that smell/taste with nausea to protect us.
Mr"
I think it's more so the smell of butter melting in a pan. But that only happens when Mr cooks duck so I've put the two of them together in a "yack" file in my brain. I don't like duck either anyway  |
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"The only thing that gets me is people being sick and the sound of someone being sick  "
Me too. I have Emetophobia, which is an irrational fear of being sick, or seeing someone being sick
Coughing up phlegm also does it for me 
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"The only thing that gets me is people being sick and the sound of someone being sick
Me too. I have Emetophobia, which is an irrational fear of being sick, or seeing someone being sick
Coughing up phlegm also does it for me
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This ...reminds me of a cross channel ferry once for a school trip....I won't say more..  |
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