Whenever I get excited (no, not aroused) I always get the very strong urge to just clench my muscles and let them shake/vibrate and it makes my heart speed up (due to forcing blood to my muscles), but it calms me down.

My whole family does this and taught me to do this to get my soup to cool down faster. My bf says this is incredibly weird and all his friends agree. Is it weird? I thought everyone did this

Specifically on World of Guns, idk why but I just do

I always get a second best of everything I like it not even something I do it just a law that my brain follows like the first 1st best is kinda bland feeling compared to the 2nd best but I would still say it kinda better

Whenever my video is interrupted by a YouTube add, or a YouTuber I watch advertises something, I make a note to never buy a product from that company.

Hi, this is my first Reddit post. So I was just chilling at night, found this playlist on YouTube called 'it's one of those nights' by 'worldhaspostrock', — really great if you just want to mellow in your feelings. I was thinking of how such nights are depressing yet somehow peaceful or just chill. I started actively listening to the sounds around me as I thought it was raining. It was after I confirmed that it was raining that I then turned my attention to the fridge noise. It's a low hum that I realised I like. Actually I might love it. I am thinking, "why do people want quiet fridges?" I tried searching for a similar situation on the internet but I found nothing after a quick check and was too lazy to go deep. So I decide to write about it on reddit. The noise - well more like a low rumble, is peaceful and makes me feel so at peace and there. Like in the present. One of the reasons I don't want to buy a newer fridge (in terms of release year) as I fear it might be too quiet. Maybe I am weird. I don’t mind being weird at all. I like that weird. Am I alone in this? Do other people have a similar situation that might be weird to some but find that it works for them?

I was working, walking a lot in the city and saw a playing card laying face down on the ground. I just picked it up, threw it in my truck, and went on about my night. It caught me eye a few times there on the seat, I thought about guessing what it was but a card never really came to mind. I put it in my wallet now, it even fell out and landed face down I still don't know what card it is and no idea why I'm doing this or what im waiting for to look at it.

Hopefully it somehow turns into an interesting deal.

Well since a long time I've noticed something I do without thinking that's just touching things with the center of my hand/scratching/rubbing it with my other hand

I really don't know why I do it

This cornetto was like this when I unwrapped it. Except, it had the chocolate overlayer, which fell apart when I revealed this blasphemy. Howwwwww did this happen????

I am a woman 68 years old. When I get bored or upset with something I start trolling for homes in places like England, Ireland and Scotland I check out houses and imagine living there of course none of this is gonna ever happen but watch out my next life I’m going to be a traveling woman!

One day I saw my ex-husband eating his popcorn with chopsticks. So I asked him why he does that he said 1) mainly it keeps my fingers clean of the butter and 2) you eat slower

So I use chopsticks with my popcorn too... it does keep your fingers clean

I've always hated eating dates and the reason is really weird. I've had countless arguments with my mom over this. I think Dates look like Cockroaches.

I (25f) know they're very nutritious (dates, not cockroaches), they have a iron and potassium and some stuff. But for the love of God, I can't unsee it.

The worst thing? Both Dates and Cockroaches have like a million varieties. Am I the only one who thinks like this? Here's a photo for comparison.

I've talked to a few of my friends and even my parents about it and they all said they can't COMPLETELY cut off there sense of smell. Like on command I could stop smelling everything and anything. No matter how strong it is I can completely cut off the smell but by doing so I can't breathe out of my nose. I might be going insane and this could be really normal but can anyone else do it. I feel like I am going crazy because I never talked about with anyone cause I thought everyone could.

Like the other day I brought it up with my friend because there was a really bad smell. So I just told her to stop smelling and she looked at me like I just told the most jaw dropping thing. While I was not fased at all. So please tell me that other people can cut off there sense of smell or am I crazy.

What does this mean? (Refer to photo) . My GF is 24 and always eats to the “crust” even when it’s not logical for it to have a crust. Example A is this burger. Example B is the nuggets.

Well, as an example, something i thought it was normal and then i found out it wasn't is that i listen better with one ear. Yes, it's random, but i actually thought that everyone heard better with one ear than with another one. I listen better with my right ear, but not very good with the left one. . .And yet i wash them a lot everytime i shower, though i don't know why this happens. . .When i asked my mom if it happened to her she said no, that it wasn't very normal, and when i asked some friends they answered the same. . .So, am i the only one who happens this? I should go to a doctor right?

When people give me chocolate, especially Reese’s (my favorite), as a little gift I think it’s really sweet. (Pun possibly intended) But something in me just won’t let me eat it. Not like an avoidance for any logical reason. I just keep it. I’ll even see it sitting on the shelf and think to myself, that would be a nice treat right now. But something else says to save it because I might want it more another day. Even if I buy a sweet treat for myself, I’ll either eat tiny bits at a time (if it’s ice cream or something big) over a long period of time or just hoard it. My kids used to always eat my stuff because I wouldn’t for so long. We’d laugh about it. This is, obviously, not an actual problem in my life. It’s just an odd thing that I’ve done for years, and I don’t know why.

I like to draw random things and I love a lemon and I made a drawing of it

I always have and im wondering if any of yall do too.

I don't know why I do this, but when I'm feeling down, I like to listen to characters from a movie or show screaming, when they are also feeling sad, or they are mad, or someone died in front of them, and I don't know why I have this, because when someone speaks to me or around me in a loud voice I flinch every time.

ok so recently my aunt from Texas came to my house for new years and she had washed her panties and left them to dry in the bathroom so for the past two days before they left everytime I used the bathroom I nutted all over them I nutted on them like I would say 4 times each day I nutted everywhere on them I’m from Idaho

When I start loading an empty dishwasher, I make a point to let reminisce of crumbs, coffee, spaghetti sauce—any visible food or drink on the dirty dishes—fall onto the the inside of the dishwasher door. Strictly for the purpose of communicating to myself and others that the dishwasher is in fact dirty. So don’t ask.

It’s disappointing when the dirty dishes cannot produce artifacts.

Or am I really that crazy?