Why do you have to cough loudly first when you get up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet

Because that's the only way to scare the ghost away, or the ghost will scare you.

It may be that some people like it to remind yin and yang to avoid each other.

Maybe I don't have to be afraid, I don't think it's necessary.

Maybe some people like it, so they do it.

Doing so will allow you to know if there is anyone in the toilet and will also give you courage.

Remind others that I'm coming to the toilet and give yourself courage.

This is because there may be someone in that toilet, and this will avoid embarrassment.

Because there is a saying handed down from ancient times, it is more auspicious to say this.

Anyway, I coughed to turn on the voice-activated light in the bathroom, or to remind the people in the toilet that someone had come in.

It's just my own psychology, and I cough loudly to improve my guts.

Because many toilet lights are voice-activated, coughing loudly can turn the lights on.

Probably to let the ghosts know not to scare themselves, so they frightened the ghosts.

It's a kind of preference, like I say, I want to make the light on so that you can see the road.

Maybe it's to give yourself courage, it's a normal behavior.

I think it's probably because it's embarrassing to check if there's anyone inside.

It may vary from person to person, some because of voice-activated lights, and some for giving yourself courage.

Evolutionary psychology believes that deliberately coughing in front of people is a means of controlling the other person in interpersonal interactions, just like getting angry because you are violated, and being angry is a means of controlling the other person's behavior. Others are also part of their environment, so they evolve adapters that are specifically tailored to that part of the environment.

If anger is an adaptor for overt hostility, then a loud cough is an adapter for implicit hostility, and I think the reason why you cause someone to cough out loud on purpose is because they think you're threatening, and you're trying to hide it, and the more you try to hide, the more they think you're threatening. In this case, coughing loudly will solve the adaptation problem.

This is a vicious means of small citizens, and the rules of the law cannot punish those trivial small actions, the purpose is to cause psychological and physical discomfort to the other party.

I met a woman who wanted to cut in line, but she kept coughing loudly at my back from behind, which was disgusting, and I walked away, and she stopped coughing. It's dirty and rude to cough at someone, and she probably knows that I won't fight back in a vile way, and the scoundrel has even worsened.

People who really have a cold or rhinitis will wear a mask or be very uncontrollable to cover it with their hands and lower their tone to pay attention to it, so as not to cause discomfort to others.

Another thing that I noticed was that you didn't know him, and he probably worked near you, and he knew you and didn't feel comfortable looking at you. Once, when I was on the bus, I ran into a company upstairs and sat in a row behind me, and as long as I moved, I coughed and was so scared that I didn't dare to move. Then I switched to sit behind him and he stopped coughing.

Then, I retaliated so hard that everyone looked at it, and then I continued to cough, and finally someone of the same age imitated me and coughed at him, and I knew that it was bullying. Later, I saw this guy in the same car, and I glared at him, and he was much more honest.

Keep your eyes open and remember that those who deliberately cough loudly behind their backs are likely to be the ones who run into you every day, and then pick others to cough you together in public.

This kind of operation is generally in the countryside, the toilet has no light, and a cough indicates that someone is coming, so as to avoid embarrassment.

The first loud cough is to scare away some snakes, insects, rats and ants first.

To cough loudly first is to tell the person who can't see it, don't be scared, and don't scare me.

At night, there will be animals or people passing by in places where no one is around, so cough loudly.

If there is a voice-activated light in the house, it is usually to turn the light on, and it may also be to give yourself courage.

It's said that there may be something there, so make a noise to get them out first.

The purpose of going to the toilet is to tell the toilet god that he is going to the toilet first, for fear of alarming him.

First of all, see if there is anyone, and the other thing is to be afraid and courageous.

It's a fear of ghosts, a kind of foreshadowing of someone else, but it's all unfounded.

One is because of fear, and the other is because of fear. It is to see if anyone is in it, so as not to be frightened.