#emetophobic

[lulapplee]

Daily affirmations:

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

It’s anxiety i won’t throw up

[donotcronch]

I think I want someone who’s into puke to video chat while I try and make myself puke one day? I have a severe phobia but I think being able to do it and be praised/ gotten off to will help?

[emeto-film-critic]

Wake Up Dead Man: Knives Out - 2025

SAFE/Caution - A,V•

Approx. 1:43:45 - 1:45:30 •A,V• Father Jud and Detective Blanc g* when going down stairs in Nats house. They both g* a few times until end of scene.

[disability-shout-outs]

Shout out to folks with Emetophobia!

[vlovann]

Have you ever had a food that the flavor/texture made you feel so sick to your stomach that whenever you simply remember eating it, you feel sick? And it like ruins an entire food group for you? Maybe even a common spice?

No…I’m just picky?

Okay. I’ll just throw up next time.

[ahomeforheadmates]

THE HUGEST FUCKING SHOUTOUT TO CHRONICALLY ILL PEOPLE WHO ARE EMETOPHOBIC!!!

We are chronically ill with stomach problems and are emetophobic

Everyone else like this you guys are on the frontlines- god it’s hard

I see you

It’s so hard

Keep going I love you

[angel-lovr]

dear emetophobes: (or ppl who are sick on their periods):

mints

ginger / ginger ale

the smell of rubbing alcohol (if u dont have that, u can smell it thru hand sanitizers and some perfumes)

stretching your stomach muscles?? (idk if this is universal but it helps me)

all those prevent nausea. most efficiently is the rubbing alcohol. ur welcome :)

[lanativite]

My emetophobia has been real bad since a severe panic attack that made me relapse around six months ago and it's crazy how non-emetophobes or people who don't struggle with severe anxiety don't get how awful it is. Like they will comment things like how "this fear is quite common" or "of course, it's unpleasant" but it's not just that. I talked with a fellow emetophobe online yesterday and here's a non-exhaustive list of places and things that can be a source of trigger for an emetophobe:

- airports

- primary schools/things that involve younger kids

- amusement parks

- parties

- hospitals/doctor's

- bars

- the car

- any kind of traveling

- being in a foreign country

Yeah, it's rough. And it follows you everywhere. There is no place where you feel 100% safe, ever. So let's be serious about it.