animalcrackers wrote:
Do you mean like if you're overloaded by noises outside your head you are too drained to eat? (I think I understand this, when I'm completely exhausted and shut down from dealing with sensory agony I'm too drained to really do anything except sleep.)
Or do you mean that withstanding the sound inside your head while you eat (the sound of chewing, the sound of things crunching), is draining and makes it hard to eat? (When I was young I would not eat really hard, crunchy foods because the sounds they made inside my head hurt my ears (they're still very loud, but not as many things are painfully loud and I have a much higher tolerance for the noise), but I don't know if that has anything to do with what you're talking about.)
That is a great question. I meant the first case, noises from outside but I can see how people can also be very affected by noises inside their bodies. Sometimes noises coming from myself internally can really drain me and feel intolerable as well but in this particular OP I was referring to exterior noises.
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