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jamesle2015Senior Contributor
Let me know if you agree....
there are a few types of 'noise'....
'noise' from the media which is constant a lot of the time very repetitive
'noise' from irritating annoying arrogant people around us who only care about themselves
'noise' from government police officers parking inspectors and others
'noise' from the thoughts that keep turning over and over in our heads
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@jamesle2015 Hey Jamesie2015 :). The media is a constant noise for me. I just dont watch tv at all except for a few fav crime shows on the abc. The noise inside my head has been dulled because of the meds that I am on BUT occasionaly I do hear something and I have this fear that beneath the surface they are there waiting to come out again to cause havoc. Government authorities like the police are a huge trigger for me which I have to avoid if at all possible. Annoying arrogant people dont worry me so much because of the meds that I am on ..... kinds of dulls my reaction to aggression etc.
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