Common Anxiety Medicine
Why do my ears hurt when people pop gum or smack loudly on food?
This has been happening ever since high school. I went to the Dr., & they think it’s just anxiety, but I think it’s GOTTA be something physical. When people do that, my ears hurt bad enough to make me cry, and it also gives me a headache. Ear plugs don’t help @ ALL! I wish I had a device where I can block out ALL unnecessary sound, no matter how loud it is.
Why do people feel the need to pop & click gum, anyway? I guess society doesn’t care about common courtesy & manners anymore. I have 2 hear ppl do that on a daily basis on the public service bus. I ask ppl nicely 2 stop, & they do it more, & louder, on purpose, just 2 agitate me more, & then they call me crazy & tell me, “U crazy bitch, u better go take ur medicine!” Without knowing a thing about me. That’s why I had 2 get my own car.
You have sensitive ears lol, but yeah it is annoying isn’t it?
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