I hate it whenever I have anything sharp in my pocket, pens, pencils, small rulers. And also I hate big crowds, I don't get along with em'

Large groups of people( I tend to check my exits just incase)
People walking 10 paces behind me all the way home after a night out (probably my shadow though)
Walking around old abandond buildings (Not a scary feeling, just get a really wierd pit of stomach feeling)
de ja vu (freaks me out for a good 20 seconds after like i know the next thing thats going to happen/be said)

Childhood trauma can cause that. did you parents yell at you a lot when you were a kid?

Every time my dog stares at me, he gets a boner and than he stops, so try giving the dog a bone to chew and play with

O_O

Seriously??? I'd avoid bending over if I were you...

No, not really. I disliked people yelling at me or loud noises even then though.

Some things have been mentioned but these are mine in order of uneasiness:

Heights- That's kind of a phobia. I hate heights, especially when there is no barrier between me and the fall. 10 meters and I'm really uncomfortable. I can't get closer than 2m away from the edge.

Markers- The noise they make gives me goosebumps to the point where it makes me retch. Especially if they're nearly empty and you have to write on cardboard, then I'm really in hell. Once my boss told me to mark about 15 boxes. It took me a whole hour to do it.

Prank videos- For some reason I can't stand seeing people being fooled. Makes me extremely uneasy. I can't watch them.

- Being surrounded by people I feel I don't belong with. Like when I worked in a theatre as an usher (BTW, good job for teenagers, you sit down for 4h a day and you get £250/$400 a week), and everyone was talking about acting, singing, dancing, the show's routine... ugh. I just feel I shouldn't be there, I don't like anyone and no one likes me. I wish I could talk about football.

- Clubbing: I used to do it quite a lot because my friends wanted me to. Not anymore. I just don't like having to shout to communicate. I'm not good flirting in a club (in an everyday situation I'm fine, or better at least). I also feel self-conscious when I dance (that could be another point on its own). I prefer having a drink in a pub.

-Forcing conversations- That's it.

yea thats a good one lol.

Ive hate that as well. im taking economics in college right now and that phrase bugs the hell out of me.

I dislike when people are over the top nice to each other it feels phony.

I also have a problem seeing people in a submissive situation. Or experiencing one. Like Cops stopping you I seriously have a problem if people are showing even the slightest hint of disrespect to other people or to me.. flying if you dont have enough space and people sitting next to you. eating on airplanes which stay just a couple of hours in the air.

talking on the phone when everybody listens.
people expecting you to know their birthday or things about them in general. staying in contact via facebook=waste of time when you know you will never see them again. driving in big cities. shopping also annoys me, standing in line, employees asking what you want and so on. especially shopping with girls is extremly stressful. only shopping for cars is an exception thats actually fun.