Things you hated as a kid, and hate more now

[KatherineGale]

Pretty much the title. What's something you hated as a kid, and hate more now, looking back?

For me, it's the 2003 Cat in the Hat movie. I could barely stand to watch it as a kid, now I can't even look at it haha. Am I alone in this? I can't be the only one who thinks it should be classified as a horror movie, right?

I'm was fine with the books by the way, it's just the film adaptation creeps me out - speaking of creepy kids films, what on earth was Coraline? That was far worse than any R rated movie I've seen. I still can't stand button eyed dolls haha. I didn't realise I had so much trauma from childhood films. At least I'll always have Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron to ease my childhood movie memories

[Chocolatemilkshake]

Keeping with the theme of TV, I’d have to say Shaun the sheep always creeped me out, I hated the theme song (still do) and the people that just didn’t look like or sound like people

[Joseph41]

Butter.

[Coolmate]

Butter.

I agree with this too, I never really liked it as a kid and still don't

[PhoenixxFire]

Red meat & anything involving tomatoes

[Sine]

I'm was fine with the books by the way, it's just the film adaptation creeps me out - speaking of creepy kids films, what on earth was Coraline? That was far worse than any R rated movie I've seen. I still can't stand button eyed dolls haha. I didn't realise I had so much trauma from childhood films. At least I'll always have Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron to ease my childhood movie memories

ahhh when Coraline first came out I thought it was super creepy - It is definitely meant to be. However, I watched it (maybe a year or two ago) and it is quite a good film and would watch it again someday. Apparently the book has a higher level of creepy horror though.

[Ionic Doc]

cauliflower. 

[sweetiepi]

Getting shampoo in my eyes whilst washing my hair.

[K888]

For me, it's the 2003 Cat in the Hat movie. I could barely stand to watch it as a kid, now I can't even look at it haha. Am I alone in this? I can't be the only one who thinks it should be classified as a horror movie, right?

Finally, someone who agrees!!! It's a terrifying movie. Noone wants to see Mike Myers as a human sized, talking, bipedal cat.

[caffinatedloz]

rain. when i was little it meant i couldn't do fun things outside. now it makes public transport and going most places i like even more of a nightmare.

[Coolmate]

Mint lollies/ leaf/ food/ ice-cream. For my whole life I have never liked mint and now it tastes worse for some reason 

[SlowandSteady]

Mint lollies/ leaf/ food/ ice-cream. For my whole life I have never liked mint and now it tastes worse for some reason 

This is an outrage

Edit: Comment was directed at Coolmate, not at the biscuits which have given me nothing but joy throughout my 14 years of living.

[DrDusk]

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This is an outrage

How dare you.......

[Ionic Doc]

Mint lollies/ leaf/ food/ ice-cream. For my whole life I have never liked mint and now it tastes worse for some reason 

gotta agree with Coolmate  ,
there's nothing appealing about munching on something that tastes like toothpaste 🤢

[Erutepa]

olives.

also i agree with slowandsteady - mint chocolate is pretty nifty and all those opposed to this truth clearly need to rethink their chocolate tastes