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  • LordAmplifier@pawb.social
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    6 days ago

    Yeah, I’ve had it for more than half of my life. It was scary at first, then annoying, then I got used to it, and even though random spikes still terrify me, I only really notice it at night. Fortunately, I’ve started falling asleep in under half an hour (it used to take me 1-2 hours), so it doesn’t bother me that much any more. Now, if only we didn’t live in such a loud world, maybe it wouldn’t keep slowly getting worse :c

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      6 days ago

      I have that too and it’s so weird. I’ve always had the “ringing ears of silence” since I was little, where if I just sit there, eventually I’ll hear some high ringing. Nowadays it only gets bad if I TRY to focus on it. I never exposed myself to much loud noise without hearing protection (I’ve always had sensitive ears anyway) and I try not to listen to music too loud, so idk why once or twice a month I just get this louder ringing that you describe for a minutes that goes away afterwards.

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        5 days ago

        afaik it doesn’t even have to be loud noises. An ear infection, for example, can cause that kind of ringing, too. Having it once or twice a month is weird, though, I agree. It feels like nothing special has happened when it starts. Maybe it’s like a hiccup and just happens?