Brilio.net - Flower bouquets are often a popular choice among people as gifts because they have strong symbolism. Flowers, as the plural is known, are often considered an expression of love, affection, or appreciation for someone.
In addition, flowers are beautiful so they have a romantic and pleasant touch, making them a gift choice that can improve the recipient's mood. But, what if the flower bouquet has an odd shape? For example, the bouquet of flowers is full of holes, which scares trypophobes.
Is there really a bouquet of flowers like that? So, if you're curious, try watching the video shown by the TikTok account @by.fencey via the video, reported by brilio.net on Sunday (4/2). In the video, a large bouquet of flowers is shown, which is shaped like a pig's face.
photo: TikTok/@by.fencey
It's just that the shape of the pig's face is formed by holes which could look scary for trypophobes. Trypophobia itself is a term to describe discomfort or fear of patterns or small clusters of holes or protrusions.
Regular small holes, such as those in a honeycomb, speaker plug, or lotus seedling, can trigger an intense emotional response in individuals with trypophobia. Well, this flower bouquet also has that impression.
photo: TikTok/@by.fencey
Strangely, netizens in the comments column, who admitted to having similar fears, admitted that they actually wanted to get the bouquet. The reason is that the hole is made from rolled up one hundred thousand notes. It is said that the total money in the bouquet was worth Rp. 35 million rupiah. Meanwhile, the money is rolled up and shaped into small holes so that the flower bouquet is not too big.
photo: TikTok/@by.fencey
As a result, the video went viral on TikTok. Until this article was written, the video had been watched 4 million times, liked 307.9 thousand times, and commented on 1538 times. Some of the comments are written as follows.
"I'm trypophobic, but how come I didn't see this," said the account @t111mmyy.
"The holes in this one don't give me goosebumps, I'm not trypophobic anymore," wrote the account @seey0unever_.
"Even though I'm trypophobic, it's okay with this one," commented the account @wndymark.