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My front door has an electronic lock. The keypad is often faulty and I sometimes have to enter into the piano room with a key. But, I'm aware that the moment I take a few steps into the piano room, my house alarms will go off. I get really nervous about the house alarms going off even though it's my own house. IIN?
It is just the sort of thing that people who live in houses with electronic locks and piano rooms have to deal with. Like deciding if you should take brandy in the study or the library.
Yeah I understand that, I'm pretty jumpy when it comes to loud noises and I'm not particularly fond of them for some reason, apart from thunder, love thunder
I'm hypersensitive to loud noises too. That is why I'm terrified of balloons.
"It's no secret that our upbringing and experiences can lead to anxiety. While genetics plays a role, anxiety is often forged by the stresses that we've gone through, and how those experiences have reinforced various fears or emotions.
This is why hypersensitivity to noise and sounds is one of the more interesting symptoms of anxiety. Hypersensitivity, or "oversensitivity," is the act of experiencing emotional or auditory distress upon hearing either certain noises or loud noises, and it's something that affects some people that suffer from anxiety."
Taken from calm clinic.
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