Was anyone else 'sentenced' to door bangs by the government?

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Whether it's garages, cars, or front doors, there hasn't been a single week, if not day in my life which was free of bangs, I'm so fed up. For all the reasons people suicide for, they never seem to mention society's noise, which builds up and destroys the mind really steadily...

Damn you Boris Johnson! Why do you want to make Weirdness's life difficult?

No.

I've never lived in council accommodation even though my parents were under the poverty line when I was very little. We lived in a house that the landlord charged more rent for & did less maintenance on than the government would.

I've lived in flats once which were like this if you were paranoid enough to think it was deliberate. I knew one neighbour who made it deliberate. He wasn't very nice and was drunk all the time. Even then, it was his fault, not the government hatching a plot.

I feel bad for you that you can't move anywhere else but it's not a plot.

You need to talk to a therapist about this feeling or your GP. It's not based in reality. It's taking slight facts from reality (you have noise sensitivity, live in a council flat and have noisy neighbours) and creating the worst possible outcome (government deliberately put you in the noisiest place and neighbours slam doors on purpose).

I never said it was intentional... people just couldn't give a s**t about anyone else and if they can save a second by banging doors they'll do it, and apparently there's many people who want to save seconds... I only mentioned 'sentenced' because of the forced move (which, as it happens, was due to retaliation back at the other place to other noise issues, but clearly they couldn't give a damn about it and they're just hoping they can 'punish' me enough through random moves until I stop retaliating, but if a noise is destroying my mind the least I could do is throw bottles at it (though this doesn't work for bangs as it's not a continuous noise)).

Have you tried listening to music to drown out the unpleasant noise?

In my case?
More likely the other way around.



It reminded me of a memory:
There was a time I had an errand to go to some auditor's office...

I end up knocking too loud.
It took them a while to answer, but little did I know...

Occupants in the office had a mini attack.
With officemates rushing and hushing.
And one of them is armed, with a gun under his table.

They thought it was some corrupt with a death threat.
Nope! It's just an errand girl who knocks too loud.

Next few visits later, they replaced the wooden brown door with a glass and metal door so they can see who's looking for them.
And that I don't have to knock.

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I trained myself to become oblivious to door slamming, the same as I trained myself to become oblivious the the tinnitus ringing in my ears. It's not really the sound that's the problem, the problem is that it triggers the fight or flight response.

The world we live in is noisy, thats for sure