Guest guest Posted January 18, 2008 Report Share Posted January 18, 2008 Hello, I really empathize with some of you on the anger subject. I have, for about 10 years (I'm 25 now), gotten really enraged at certain noises. The most enraging include people whistling, crunching chips and popcorn and other hard, dry foods, people that eat nuts or something else and clean their teeth of the debris with their tongues, slurping of coffee, someone picking or ripping off their fingernails, someone popping chewing gum bubbles inside their mouths, foghorns, jazz music, and the list goes on.... At first I thought I couldn't tolerate rude behavior but then realized it was something more since internally I felt some of these sounds, like everyday whistling, seemed to " hurt " my ears. This is sad for me since my husband loves to whistle. I can't stand going to a movie theater and sitting next to someone eating popcorn that doesn't close their mouth. I totally lose track of the movie and might as well leave as money wasted instead of getting angry at the unsuspecting party causing my discomfort. I found this site, ironically, by accident when googling " annoyed by chewing noises " when a coworker was about to make me jump out of my skin with her eating habits. Then of course the information I found led me here. I also want to mention I thought I was crazy about the " ringing in the ears " thing I had. I kept thinking it was office equipment but at the end of the day when I got home I could still hear it. I absolutely cannot sleep without a loud fan or air purifier that makes a constant sound. I HATE cricket noises in the summer and sometimes my neighbor across the street plays music at night and I can hear the bass drumming in my brain. Nevermind the actual music part of it which my brain seems to block out. >Sigh< At last, people who understand me! Thanks! Aimee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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