BlessMeAchoo Posted March 2, 2022 Share Posted March 2, 2022 Hello guys, I wanted to start this thread because I've always been someone who hear/see things that normal people don't seem to care about. Of course, we all care about the sneezy itself but I want this to be more oriented on similar action that could be related to the fetish. I've kinda wrote some of this I noticed with some people I know that I suspect a lot to be fetishist, and also some of this I already did without realizing. - Dodging the word sneeze (or spell/say wrong) - Staring at Cold/Allergy meds... when you don't need any - Talking about Dandelion without context - Pointing out when pepper/dust is mentioned* - Enjoying a cold (well for that part only) - Either saying nothing when someone sneeze or blessing them everytime. * One of my friend started to make bad jokes (by writing them on screen). He made a joke with pepper and sneezing, said he found it on Google but he didn't copy/paste the joke. And this is the ONLY joke that he justified himself... Not gonna lie, I find it really suspicious... If you have other things in mind or you think some of this don't make sense please let me know Link to comment
Anonymace Posted March 2, 2022 Share Posted March 2, 2022 Omg I didn't even notice until you posted this but I totally dodge the word sneeze and bless people every time 💀 I actually bless people for like. Everything. Even if it's not actually a sneeze 💀 Wishful thinking I guess haha Maybe also add avoiding the subject or talking about it juuust a little more than is normal? Link to comment
SFDON Posted March 2, 2022 Share Posted March 2, 2022 I would also add that some with the fetish get embarrassed when sneezing in public because they have a mental block. For most people sneezing isn’t a big deal, so if I see someone who visually looks embarrassed after sneezing, it can be a sign. Link to comment
EveP Posted March 2, 2022 Share Posted March 2, 2022 I must be an odd fetishist, because I don't do any of those things. I can get really bothered when I get excited by someone else's cold/allergies though, even though they have no idea I am. Link to comment
Mems Posted March 3, 2022 Share Posted March 3, 2022 I definitely hate blessing people when they sneeze! It feels so awkward to me! I feel like my only other big one is the amount of time I spend searching interviews of celeb crushes for a sniffle 😂 Link to comment
Sneezy Lola Posted March 9, 2022 Share Posted March 9, 2022 I simply can't bless anyone, it feels like they will find about about my fetish somehow 😅 and saying the word "sneeze" or blowing my nose while being surrounded by people is such a struggle for me Link to comment
Italiangirl Posted March 9, 2022 Share Posted March 9, 2022 I guess I'm the standard fetishist 😂😂 I don't like talking about colds or sneezes,I never say "sneeze" and I have a mental block about sneezing/blowing my nose in public. Also,I never bless other people when they sneeze,it would be so embarrassing! Link to comment
oOMariusOo Posted March 13, 2022 Share Posted March 13, 2022 @BlessMeAchoo I totally agree with these two : - Dodging the word "sneeze" in a conversation. - And when someone sneezes, bless her every time. You can add : - Getting weird after a sneeze. Not long ago, I phoned an acquaintance on the internet and sneezed during the call. Very quickly, she talked about my sneezing and since then, every time we call, she tells me that I seem to have a cold and asks me "innocently" if I'm going to sneeze. Ever since then, I kind of try to sneeze when I phone other people to see their reaction. Link to comment
Kudryavka Posted March 14, 2022 Share Posted March 14, 2022 I want to know what it means if someone takes the time to note that they sneezed painfully in a text chat, apropos of nothing. I thought it was just the person being random and talking just to talk. But it's been a consistent behavior with this individual over a number of years and now I am really wondering if it is a covert solicitation of attention/affection, hoping to hear "bless you" or some other comforting word. Because why else would one do it? To be honest, if it's the case, I don't really want to give them what they want... 😈... but I do at the same time... Link to comment
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