Does anyone else love hearing people say the word "gunge" or "gunged" like me? If any of my female friends happens to say it it drives me crazy!
Have any celebrities ever said it in interviews or anything that people know about?
Also has anyone had any examples when a friend or someone else has said those words around you? How did you react?

Well, those terms are not really heard much outside of here on this side of the pond. So, I guess I'll substitute "slime" or "slimed". I guess hearing those words doesn't really do much for me by themselves. But if I were talking to a woman I was dating or something and they said they wanted to be slimed, I'd probably have an instaboner.

I'm pretty sure everyone has something that's a trigger, maybe not always a word. Outside of WAM, in the world of vanilla sex, I always wanted my partner to tell me they wanted me to cum. To hear that they wanted me to give them a child, has such strong, intoxicating, and lasting feelings to me.

Honestly I hate it and it makes me feels uncomfortable and someone is pressing a nerve. Whether its said in any non wamming situation on the TV or by someone I know saying gunge infront of me. If said in a wamming situation by a model someone who knows what our world is about him fine with.

Yeah im not sure why those words have always been a trigger for me, even in a non-wam sense, as when i friend was talking about her sink being gunged up! Strange one i guess

Yes the word is definitely a trigger for me. Positive and negative depending on the context

Gunge is an awkward word and being a northern Englishman (who hasn't lived north of Watford for 25 years) I can never decide whether to un-flatten the vowel 'u' if I say it - or go all out northern like Stu Francis.

If I ever had a trigger word it's 'ruined'.

I'm also from the north so i know what you mean there! Haha
Has there ever been any situation where you had to say it to someone in public then?

I'm 'out' and make media so, yes, frequently. I was in the closet for decades before that so I know what it feels like.

I know what you mean and it does have an affect on me.
Side note: When I was being interviewed about sploshing, the woman on the other end of the telephone was lovely, polite and non-judgmental but hesitated for a fraction of a second each time she said "gunged", like it was naughty. (I mentioned it to her and she hadn't noticed).