Is there a term for that unbearable vibration that comes from rubbing styrofoam together?

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Is there a term for that unbearable vibration that comes from rubbing styrofoam together? - Lemmy.world

It’s the vibration that’s made from styrofoam rubbing or biting on undercooked green beans. It can also come from walking on fresh snow. The vibration can almost be incapacitating like if a baby were crying in your spine.

Sounds like misophonia for touch instead of sounds.

Chatgpt is really good at telling you the name of things by description

thanks for the idea! here’s how it went:

User: what’s the name of the sound styrofoam makes when rubbed together?

ChatGPT: The sound produced when styrofoam is rubbed together is commonly referred to as “squeaking” or “squealing.” The friction between the styrofoam surfaces creates vibrations that result in this distinctive high-pitched sound.

User: what’s the name of the feeling people get when repulsed by the squeak of styrofoam

ChatGPT: The feeling of repulsion or discomfort that some people experience in response to certain sounds, including the squeak of styrofoam, is known as misophonia. Misophonia is a condition characterized by a strong emotional or physiological response to specific sounds, often described as “trigger sounds.” These trigger sounds can vary from person to person, but they typically elicit negative feelings, such as irritation, anxiety, or disgust.

There apparently is a named phobia for Styrofoam, specifically: Styrophobia.

Someone I knew called things like green beans “squeaky”.

High friction surfaces essentially
For those of us who grew up around chalk boards, it’s “fingernails on a chalk board”.
Whatever this is called, I suffer from it. The squeaky sound of Styrofoam makes my eyes water and my mouth tense up to the point I can’t speak.
Just reading what you typed about the undercooked green beans made my teeth start to tingle, augh. I hate that I know /exactly/ what you’re talking about.
I actually really like the sound and feeling of walking on snow and find it quite comforting. Shame it rarely happens where I live though. Styrofoam can bugger right off though.
Likewise. Styrofoam rubbing together is like nails on a chalk board - it makes my skin painful just hearing it.