Women share the “funniest” and most scandalous things men do that make them nauseous.
From long nails to air guitar and even pushing a door pull, women confessed to the specific turn-offs that make them cringe.
An “ick” is a quirk someone displays that sets a partner or date off, but has no immediate impact on the relationship.
Sometimes these are things people can overcome, but once someone is “in pain” they are often unable to continue dating their partner.
‘What are your funniest things? Mine is him chasing a dishonest ping-pong ball,” said sexual health educator Calee Shea. Be literateasked on her popular Instagram page.
Women share their funniest and most outrageous “icks” about men, from playing air guitar to pushing a door to pulling and even chasing a rogue ping-pong ball.
One user said she doesn’t like men with long nails and a second gets thick when someone abbreviates breakfast to “breakfast.”
The question sparked hundreds of hilarious responses, including from one woman who said, “Making random fake golf or baseball overhead swings.”
“Too much eye contact trying to make something a ‘moment,'” wrote a second.
“Men in any sandal.” I don’t want to see his toes,” said a third while another replied: “Grown men who don’t want to eat vegetables.”
Someone else added: “A man in a t-shirt and nothing else.”
One user said she didn’t like men with long nails and a second felt bad when someone abbreviated breakfast to “breakfast”.
‘Magic trick. I went on three completely different dates and they all wanted to show me card tricks, but literally everyone got it wrong the first time, so they had to start over,” one laughed.
”Everything was perfect then his phone rang. His ringtone was Mr Brightside,” one woman said while another replied: “Grown men who don’t want to eat vegetables.”
Other responses included men who wear sandals, rings on their pinky fingers or fanny packs, tie their jackets around their waists, own transition lenses and speak in baby talk.
“Everything was perfect, then his phone rang. His ringtone was Mr. Brightside,” another replied.
“When he wears a zippered sweater and zips it all the way up,” said a third and someone replied: “I once saw a guy do it and grab his beard hair in the zipper and scream.” Since then, I have stayed in my head.
Other responses included when men played air guitar, danced against the beat, wore rings on their little fingers, or tied their jackets around their waists.
“Baby speaks, as if it were a real baby. Like “I have a stomach ache, can I have some rubies?” Straight into the trash,” one woman said.
Another dater said: “I went on a date tonight and he pushed a door open.”
“Transition lenses. I will transition out of here immediately,” wrote a third.
“Pretending to play the drums… when there’s no music or drums,” someone added and a fifth replied: “Men with fanny packs.”
