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Show Notes
I am jumpy. I've been scared by my own shadow (no joke). Just last night, I was using my iPhone as a flashlight in the dark, when it illuminated a mirror, and my reflection scared me. Also not joking.
In Episode 8 of the Highly Sensitive Person Podcast, I talk about how some sounds affect me greatly--specifically, loud, sudden, and incessant noises.
From buses to babies to birds (that alliteration was so lucky), I explain what sets me off and why I think it affects HSPs more than others.
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Related Posts on HighlySensitivePerson.net:
- Sudden Noises Really Make Me Jump
- The right to silence trumps the right to noise
- I love listening to white noise
- Do Some Sounds Fill You With Rage? Maybe It’s Misophonia
- Karaoke Bar Neighbors? Ruh-roh.
Podcast music attribution: Bust This Bust That (Professor Kliq) / CC BY-NC-SA 3.0