Guest guest Posted June 4, 2010 Report Share Posted June 4, 2010 Hi there, I'm with you. I always think people are RUDE and not well raised when e.g. eating chips without closing their mouth before crunching down. Maybe because I was raised to eat quietly by my, possibly 4S, but v strict father - this fits with your theory of how we relate to sounds. On the other hand, I also fit with the shades of ASD thing. I am not social and usually aim to be alone. I don't find " rules " of social engagement intuitive, although I have found the ability to learn them and get by in life. Soo > > So I have a theory: that perhaps this is somehow related to how we (well, me anyway) relate to others and the sounds are secondary. I say this only because I often find myself after being annoyed by a noise saying " they are so RUDE! " > > I read the post about perhaps being related to autism but certainly in my case that is not tue. If anything I'm the opposite. I am painfully aware of the proper social rules and etiquette and read people quite well and am very social and go out of my way to make people feel comfortable. But when people are rude I get very upset and go out of my way to protect people from rudeness. I can't help but wonder if there is a correlation or just coincidence. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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