She Has A Fear Of Throwing Up, And One Date With A Guy Literally Turned Into Her Worst Nightmare

Song_about_summer - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual people
Song_about_summer - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual people

A woman named Abigail Martin (@abigailmartiin) has a crippling fear of throwing up, and what was supposed to be a fun hiking date with a guy turned into a panic fest.

The severe fear of vomiting or seeing others vomit is called emetophobia. People with emetophobia, such as Abigail, experience overwhelming anxiety when it comes to puke.

Abigail gets panic attacks when she feels nauseous. And if someone throws up around her, she either runs away or passes out.

So it’s more than just a strong dislike for her. Of course, no one enjoys puking, but usually, most people aren’t deathly afraid of it.

Three years ago, Abigail was hanging out with a guy who spent the night. He couldn’t fall asleep, so he drank a beverage with lots of magnesium in it to help him out.

But the drink caused him to feel unwell, so he made multiple trips to the bathroom all night long.

The next morning, he was still feeling under the weather, but they decided to go on the hike they had planned anyway.

After about half a mile, they stopped to set up hammocks. When Abigail looked behind her, she found her date doubled over and gagging.

Immediately, she took off running down the mountain and covered her ears to block out the sounds of vomiting.

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Eventually, he came back to find her and tried to kiss her! Right after he had just finished puking his guts out!

Abigail was beyond disgusted. She sat in the hammock for over an hour, trying to recover. Following the hiking date, she never spoke to the guy again.

Many Tiktok viewers came together to express their appreciation toward Abigail for bringing awareness to emetophobia since it’s a serious issue that is often not talked about enough.

“This! I’ve avoided rollercoasters, drinks, certain foods – basically anything that could make me nauseous is a no from me!” commented one viewer.

“I have this too! People who don’t understand it can be so cruel. Thank you for bringing it up, I feel incredibly validated,” wrote another.

“He tried to kiss you???? After throwing up???? a third viewer questioned incredulously.

Emetophobia is extremely distressing for those who have it and should be taken seriously.

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