我不爱薄荷我怕透心凉我不爱柠檬我怕刺鼻酸
[wŏ bù ài bó hé wŏ pà tòu xīn liáng wŏ bù ài níng méng wŏ pà cì bí suān]
The phrase 'I don't love mint as I'm afraid of the chilling cold, I don't love lemon as I'm afraid of the sharp acidity' expresses an individual's aversion to certain sensations, symbolically indicating an aversion to things that can make them feel intensely uncomfortable or uneasy.