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29 Mar 2012, 7:10 pm

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Anyone else get these irritated, angry or embarrassed feelings when being told to sshhhh, or is it just me?

Yes, yes, five hundred times yes.

Especially embarrassed. I'm always like, "Crap, I did something wrong..." and then I feel horrible. And I always wonder what they think about me—and I can't handle thinking that someone thinks badly of me.



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29 Mar 2012, 7:12 pm

I think my response would be more like "don't tell me to 'sshhh'!" instead.



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29 Mar 2012, 7:30 pm

It's very minimizing. Enough said.


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29 Mar 2012, 8:24 pm

When my husband has had more than about two drinks, he gets much louder. He doesn't notice and it doesn't seem to bother anybody else, but I HATE to hear him say anything when he's had something to drink. I get very angry just by the sound of his voice or his cough or his laugh. I used to tell him "Don't be so loud!" but it doesn't work. Now, I just stay in a bad mood when he's drinking anything. He's nice, he's in a really happy mood, but for some reason I just CANNOT STAND it!! !

I don't think he would hear me if I said "shhhhh" though.


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29 Mar 2012, 9:01 pm

I don't realize I am speaking loudly either. I had a stomach ache and told dad "Hey I need to buy some of those gas pills next time I go to the store." Dad said I shouldn't be talking about gas pills outloud. WHOOPS I guess. :-) I also hate shhhh. I'm trying to talk! Also I talk and interrupt people as well. IMO I have to talk RIGHT THEN or I forget what I'm going to say!! !! !! :-(



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30 Mar 2012, 4:28 am

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Does this bother anyone else here, or is it just me? I really loathe people saying ''ssshh!'' to me. I always have, ever since I was about 3 or 4 years old, and when I got older I started overreacting. If someone said ''ssshhh!'', I used to yell and scream and get all angry until that person has learnt their lesson to never say it again (unless it's a joke). I also hate it when people tap me so that I would look at them so they can put their finger to their lips which is a non-verbal ''sshhh'', for a reason like we trying not to be heard or something.

Anyone else get these irritated, angry or embarrassed feelings when being told to sshhhh, or is it just me?


No. I have hypersensitivity to sound, so I'm not loud in the first place, or prone to angry tantrums.


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30 Mar 2012, 4:50 am

I hate it when family members shush me.



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30 Mar 2012, 5:41 am

Tequila wrote:
I think my response would be more like "don't tell me to 'sshhh'!" instead.

Yep



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30 Mar 2012, 6:29 am

I'm a sshhher. People bug me and they need to be more quiet. I also sometimes hear things and need quiet to identify them so I don't get a panic attack wondering what that noise was. I don't shh people I don't know really well though. It's when people live with me and annoy me and they would sshhh me too if they want quiet for some reason.



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30 Mar 2012, 7:16 am

I don't like it no, although it doesn't happen all that often as I'm not particularly vocal. I can't imagine many people like being silenced though.



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30 Mar 2012, 10:23 am

I actually blurted out once: "b***h don't tell me to shush."
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30 Mar 2012, 11:42 pm

It depends, like I am not too annoyed when people I watching the TV and I come in the room with a question and they say "shh!" just to hear what is on the TV, however, if I am emotional talking loudly and someone goes "shhhhhhh!" that's really annoying. I prefer "Could you please keep it down a little?" or something like that. It is worse when people put their finger to their lips. That really bothers me.



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31 Mar 2012, 3:26 am

absolutely.

because it shows me they care more about how I'm saying something than what it is that I'm saying.

And take note: they never tell people who they actually want to listen to to do that.

I've even had people tell me "say it quietly". To me, that translates as "don't say it".

Style over substance is a big pet peeve of mine, and IMO a massive load.

I especially find it insulting coming from the very people who always preach to look for substance over style.



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31 Mar 2012, 3:35 am

i dont get ssshhhed i get told to shut up. i tell others to shut up too but its because the noise irritates me not their opinion. i get told to shut it because of my opinion, usually by men and especially when talking politics which is sexist. usually by family members too just because they are the ones i argue with most.



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31 Mar 2012, 3:37 am

I haven't been told to "shh" in a very long time. I'd get pretty upset if someone did, though--it's a very rude thing to do. It's really only warranted if someone else was being rude in the first place.



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31 Mar 2012, 5:17 pm

Joe90 wrote:
Does this bother anyone else here, or is it just me? I really loathe people saying ''ssshh!'' to me. I always have, ever since I was about 3 or 4 years old, and when I got older I started overreacting. If someone said ''ssshhh!'', I used to yell and scream and get all angry until that person has learnt their lesson to never say it again (unless it's a joke). I also hate it when people tap me so that I would look at them so they can put their finger to their lips which is a non-verbal ''sshhh'', for a reason like we trying not to be heard or something.

Anyone else get these irritated, angry or embarrassed feelings when being told to sshhhh, or is it just me?


I get freaking pissed when people "shhh" me. I just walk away and go be alone when that happens, because it's so irritating to me.


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