Ever heard of trypophobia? It’s an intense fear or discomfort triggered by seeing patterns of small holes or bumps. People with trypophobia might feel uneasy or even nauseated when they encounter objects like honeycombs, coral reefs, or certain textures.
The reaction can be so strong that it affects daily life. While not officially recognized as a mental disorder, it’s a fascinating example of how our brains can react to seemingly ordinary patterns.
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