If a loved one’s lip smacking bothers you, you need to learn to cope, therapists say; Don’t try to change a chewer
This column about misophonia is probably right -- you can't change the offenders, you have to adapt -- but I still stand by my notion that misophonia wouldn't be a problem if people just acted like adults.
Best line:
Chester Goad hates the sound of ice and chip crunching so much that he sometimes leaves the room when his family is eating and tells them to text him when they are done. He has also thrown bags of chips away when no one is looking.
2 comments:
I AGREE!
right, and I suppose you also think it's my problem if it bothers me to watch someone eat who never learned to use utensils like an adult but instead continues to wield them like a child with no manual dexterity.
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