uncomfortable

Fear of missing out, also known as FOMO, can manifest itself as a sort of modified peer pressure or loss/risk assessment and make us do things we normally wouldn't want to. Sometimes that's for the better, like making us step out of our comfort zones and go skydiving or something. Other times it can end in eating a whole bunch of ants.

Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the scariest space facts and mysteries that people know about. It's easy to forget that we're on a giant rock flying and falling and spinning madly on through space. I mean, we forget to look up at the sky enough as it is. Maybe a convenient forgetfulness. 

Most people have a certain disdain for things that are imperfect, unaligned, untidy, or made in such a way that they bring only confusion. For some it's a "so what it's not perfect" situation and for others it can be hair-pullingly maddening.  Here are some annoying and off-center imperfections to keep the disdain train slightly off its tracks.

If only they had thought to build that chandelier, ceiling fan, window, door or pipe just a little more to the left. If only someone had laid that tile with just a little more care. It doesn't feel good knowing that these images will exist, just mocking the gods of straight, flush, on-target crispness. All you can do is try to counteract them with images of things fitting perfectly.

You can't be sure of what kind of weird images you'll find on the internet. Some would be helped with context, and for others that would just make it worse. You can't tape shut the internet's valve of weirdness without getting covered with cursed food from the devil's pantry and other freaky cursed images to just feel weird about.

Someone on AskReddit got a fun thread going about the most uncomfortable questions to ask people. These might come in handy the next time you find yourself in a conversation you want no part of, and feel like having some fun by making things as awkward as possible. 

There's no excuse for these awful creations. Just looking at them is enough to make the stomach squirm. Yet at the same time, it's strangely satisfying to look at these. Maybe, or maybe you took one look at these and that was enough internet for the day. 

This fun AskReddit thread got people to share the most bizarre "glitch in the matrix" moments that they experienced. You know, those moments when an eerie sensation creeps up your spine, and something in the universe seems to align in a way that just doesn't make sense, but maybe makes total sense? A glitch in this matrix, perhaps. 

These images have no business making the rest of the world feel so uncomfortable, but here we are. Yes, they're unsettling and could make someone's insides squirm while they grind their teeth, without realizing. These are real possibilities. If this batch of uncomfortable images left you wanting more, check these out.

Cursed food is not for the faint of heart. These uncomfortable concoctions contain enough uncomfortable to make anyone's insides squirm. They're absurd, and actively defy what most of us would recommend anyone consider eating. 

One thing people probably didn't expect about having the internet was that there would be so many freaky cursed images to just feel weird about. People will go out of their way to design and capture images that serve no purpose other than making other people feel uncomfortable. There's thumbtack cereal, freaky dolls and animals with human faces, just to name a few.

It's kind of hard to tell what makes a cursed image, but you know one when you see one. Here are some freaky looking, unsettling images as well as some more cursed images from the abyss if you want to get your strangeness on. Cigarette Jello. Fun.

People are sharing their experiences with movies when they were kids that ultimately left them emotionally scarred. Whether it was a particularly frightening scene in a seemingly innocent movie like "Pinnochio" or maybe something more conventionally scary and in the horror genre, like "Poltergeist" this list might trigger some old fears in people. 

It makes some people uncomfortable to see improperly cut pizza, misaligned door frames and anything that's just not quite perfect. Maybe you're awesome and are totally chill with seeing imperfect stuff that's slightly off center. In that case, good for you because we hate these.

The crux here is that you want to protect your loved ones from being manipulated, but at the same time you don't want to cross a boundary and try to control another adult's love life. When the 47-year-old boyfriend was coming over to stay for a week, this guy decided to ask some questions. Like many other tense social situations, the internet weighed in on if that was the right thing to do.