What is it like to make a sound by chewing?

A friend of mine eats with a "tendon" sound, similar to the sound of us eating enoki mushrooms. But she's eating white rice! So she can chew the feeling of enoki mushrooms.

It's good that this kind of thing doesn't pay attention, but after the beginning of a meal, it will be infinitely magnified and invincible, because she chews relatively slowly, and every "tendon" is clear, oh my God, the more I grow up, the more I find that the chewing sound is strange and I don't close my mouth when eating, and I eat with bia, and bia's chirp is still very difficult to hear.

Every time I hear someone chewing, I feel very extreme and very nauseous. When I was a child, my parents even had a fight over ...... incidentThe positive side thinks that speaking out is conducive to chewing enough, and the negative side thinks that it is possible to chew fully and appear polite without making a sound.

I have been instilled by my family since I was a child, and I have always thought that my mouth must not make a sound when I eat! When I grew up a little, I found that many people would unconsciously chew and saliva when they ate, which had nothing to do with tutoring, but I listened to it so disgustingly, and every time I listened to it, I would have goosebumps inexplicably, so I had to do something to distract myself, otherwise I would never be able to eat this meal.

The colleague sitting next to me was particularly hard at the keyboard, and he liked to drink soup loudly during lunch, and although he himself was very kind, I still got angry when I saw him. I had to put on my headphones to listen to ** while I was working, and then take them off when he was away and enjoy a moment of cleansing.

Blind date. The two felt good and decided to date. The second time we met for coffee and the third time we ate.

She chirped when she ate and broke up with her decisively, she asked me why, I casually found a reason to prevaricate her, and I didn't say that I couldn't stand it. I think this is a very uncultured sign.

I haven't eaten with my family in nearly 4 years because I can't stand the sound of chewing, and my mom can't understand why I'm reacting so much. We've had a lot of arguments, and she's probably going to kick me out of the house.

The sound you hear is intracranial and airborne, while the sound you hear is airborne, which is of course louder.

The propagation of sound requires matter, and in physics such a substance is called a medium, which can be air, water, or solid, and of course in a vacuum, sound cannot travel.

The speed of sound propagation in different media is also different, and the speed of sound propagation is related to the counter-equilibrium force of the medium, which is when a molecule of a substance deviates from its equilibrium position, and the surrounding molecules have to squeeze it back into the equilibrium position.

Some of the quirks of human beings may be diseases, people and people's systems are different, many people will have some quirks, for example, some people like to smell spices, some people like to smell paint, some people are full of fear of certain things, everyone's inner fear and favorite things are very different. In recent years, scientists have conducted in-depth studies on the psychological and mental state of the human body and found that most people are afraid of social phobia, claustrophobia, etc. Some of them are congenital, while most are acquired.

1. In the selection process of the 20-year Nobel Prize for Funny, there was a winner of the Medical Education Award related to phonophobia. I'm sure a lot of people have never heard of phonophobia, we don't have access to this disease, people who don't have it. There's no way to know exactly how scary phonophobia really is, but it's usually when someone else chews food and they feel particularly uncomfortable hearing a sound, and people with this condition, we usually call them phonophobia.

Second, we will hear our parents tell us this word from an early age, when eatingTry not to make a sound, maybe it's good for our parents, let's start a good habit, but there are still many people who have this bad habit, they like to make loud noises when you eat, worrying about the patient's voice, is a kind of torture, when the patient hears the sound of chewing, their emotions will get out of control, they will feel particularly irritable, and even some inexplicable impulsive behavior, the brain will always be the sound of others eating and chewing. Scientists see this situation and try to help patients get rid of it, and when they do in-depth research, they find that they have an aversion to chewing, and even an aversion to the sound of foam boards and boards rubbing, and when they hear this sound, the body will experience all kinds of discomfort, if it is mild, it will make them emotionally irritable, if it is serious, they will attack others, and so on.

3. When they attack people, they are completely out of their controlSo scientists classify this behavior as a mental illness, so scientists classify all patients who are afraid of outside sounds as mental illness, and some mild patients can undergo subsequent metastases**In severe cases, they need to seek help from a doctor.

No, because I really don't want to hear such a sound when I don't have an appetite, so it's normal.

I think this should belong to a person's personal habit. Chances are that you are very annoying to such behavior and sounds, so you can't accept it.

It's hard to accept the sound of chewing when someone eats, most likely because you may have obsessive-compulsive disorder or neurosis.