You are sensitive, along with a good portion of the population. It's a good thing, don't be ashamed or feel bad. I've known grown men, even a pro football player who passed out at the sight of blood, and when I studied medicine, I saw a multitude of people pass out at an autopsy, including me. In fact, studying anatomy, I used to get sick halfway through the class and would sit outside for about a half an hour then go back in. The teacher actually gave me an A for the class when I didn't deserve it, but she felt I really learned more than anyone else and got what anatomy was about, people. Most people really can't take it. In fact, I left medical studies because I just couldn't take it after a patient died - a young man who had to go through some horrendous treatments that left him screaming in pain. I had nightmares for weeks and would wake up in a sweat hearing crying. We are humans first, and there are many of us who simply can't handle the gory stuff. I once took my nephews to a Renaissance Faire and there was one exhibit that showed torture chambers - I thought they'd get a kick out of that but the oldest started crying and I had to literally cover his eyes and he held his hands over his ears and I had to walk him out of there. He sat on the ground for at least 10 minutes crying, he was so upset. Don't feel bad, don't be ashamed. And me, I can't ever watch another horror movie again - the last one I saw gave me horrors for weeks and weeks, I'll never do that to myself again. They are the ones who I would be concerned about, that they can watch and not be affected by all that gore. You are like most of the rest of us.
