In the comments, people are talking about kids being startled or getting traumatized, but for me, passing out in a haunted house or cracking my head open while running away and bleeding everywhere is just a 'that happened' memory. Ghosts, killers, or goblins? Nah. My real trauma is seasoned seaweed and stir-fried seaweed stems. Back in kindergarten, we had stir-fried seaweed stems for lunch.
But little me was way too gullible. My friend joked, 'It's stir-fried mantis legs!' and from that moment, all I could see on my tray was a pile of those things crawling everywhere. I lost it, crying and barfing. I told my parents the teacher gave me mantises for lunch, and after a huge shitstorm, the kindergarten was proven innocent. Then in 1st grade, we had seasoned seaweed. I had lost all my front teeth and couldn't chew that stuff, so I left it. But the psycho teacher standing by the waste bin bitched at me for not eating. I told her I couldn't chew because of my teeth, but she just shoved a spoonful of seaweed into my mouth. I vomited and couldn't eat for three days. What's even more traumatic is that as a kid, I blamed myself and couldn't even tell my parents. Even now, if I see similar food or even smell it, I feel sick.
이런게 드글드글하게 바뀌어버려서 울고불고 토하고 난리가남 집에가서 선생님이 밥에 사마귀줬다고 얘기했고 한바탕 지1랄이 난 뒤에 유치원에서 그런게 아니라고 결백이 밝혀지긴 했음 추가로 초1때 급식먹는데 파래무침이 나왔는데 그당시 앞니 다빠져서 그런거 씹지도 못했었던 시절이였음 그래서 안먹고 그대로 다 남겼는데 담임 미친년이 잔반통 앞에 지키고서서 이건 왜 안먹냐고 지랄을 하더라 이빨이 없어서 먹기 힘들다고 했는데 숟가락으로 식판에 있는 파래무침 퍼서 입에 쑤셔넣어서 토하고 삼일을 밥 못먹음 어린맘에 내잘못이라고 자학하고 부모님한테 얘기도 못했던게 더 트라우마임ㅇㅇ 아직도 파래무침이나, 카테고리 비슷한 음식보이거나 향만 맡아도 역겨움
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