How to Be with Someone Having Tinnitus?

We are all losers anyway, nobody would wanna touch us. Might as well all move into a building together and spend the days bickering at one another over whose T is more severe than others...have a massive blowout between the "real sufferers" and the "mild sufferers" and then at the end of the day realize it really doesn't matter we are all screwed anyway...and just go to our rooms and watch adult films until we pass out.
 
We are all losers anyway, nobody would wanna touch us. Might as well all move into a building together and spend the days bickering at one another over whose T is more severe than others...have a massive blowout between the "real sufferers" and the "mild sufferers" and then at the end of the day realize it really doesn't matter we are all screwed anyway...and just go to our rooms and watch adult films until we pass out.
LMFAOOOOOO!!! :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
 
I tease my neighbor farmer that he is gay. He said it is so damn natural ( I could have made that up) I wonder why he hangs up on me lately? He has tinnitus but not like mine. I have a solid hissing sound atm.
 
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How nice! To want to eat someone else's beloved pet. Have you eaten your dog yet? Maybe you should eat yourselves.

Some of us are socially isolated and could benefit from more friendly free-flowing chit-chat but the way this thread is going demonstrates a hard truth of the internet:

When you join a group due to one thing in common it doesn't mean you'll have anything else in common with them. As long as the discussion focuses on that one thing then these differences won't crop up as often.
 
I love rabbit meat, i wouldn't mind living with a bunch of rabbits too <3
Rabbits stay "busy" much like prostitutes do. It is a bit ironic that you love rabbit meat.;) I couldn't believe how much money they make per year at the bunny ranch. We had some people at our door a few days ago wanting to hunt rabbits in our yard. We are finally seeing more rabbits as I think coyotes prey on them. I didn't want anyone hunting here. Got an iPad, meds, jewelry etc. stolen recently so don't trust many people, especially strangers in our yard.

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How nice! To want to eat someone else's beloved pet. Have you eaten your dog yet? Maybe you should eat yourselves.
I never said i wanted to eat your pet, i just said i love rabbit meat. Do you eat beef? Chicken? lamb? Tofu? Rabbit is very sustainable, clean, and easy to raise. Plus you know where your food is coming from.

As for my dog, I am half Asian after all...I'll eat anything. I've been to Africa, pretty sure i've eaten human while I was there.
 
Loud events are for one night stands not relationships.

You can literally talk with someone on the street, in the club you don't very much.

Oh god I miss one night stands :beeranimation:
 
Even when I have a first date planned, sometimes I will cancel it days before because I'll begin to feel bad for the girl after running through the limitation of tinnitus in my mind and imagining what it will be like for her to deal with that because I still remember what its like to not have tinnitus and, I dunno, just feel guilty limiting anyones life. Even though I've totally explained my tinnitus to them and what I can't do and they are still totally up for a first date. I think thats one benefit of finding someone who also has tinnitus comes in to play because they will just get it which can avoid a lot of frustration on both sides as you endure this noisy world together. So instead of "hey, why are you crying in a fetal position in the bath tub, it's only thunder" it would be like "fuck! thunder! get our ear muffs!!" But there are obviously pros and cons.
 
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Even when I have a first date planned, often times I will cancel it days before because I'll begin to feel bad for the girl after running through the limitation of tinnitus in my mind and imagining what it will be like for her to deal with that because I still remember what its like to not have tinnitus and, I dunno, just feel guilty limiting anyones life. Even though I've totally explained my tinnitus to them and what I can't do and they are still totally up for a first date. I think thats one benefit of finding someone who also has tinnitus comes in to play because they will just get it which can avoid a lot of frustration on both sides as you endure this noisy world together. So instead of "hey, why are you crying in a fetal position in the bath tub, it's only thunder" it would be like "fuck! thunder! get our ear muffs!!" But there are obviously pros and cons.

Can't you go almost anywhere with earplugs?
 
Can't you go almost anywhere with earplugs?

I cant go anywhere where there is music. so that includes a lot of restaurants. But its beyond the first date as well like when watching a movie at home and I have to have it on mute with captions turned on while they would need to wear headphones.
 
I cant go anywhere where there is music. so that includes a lot of restaurants. But its beyond the first date as well like when watching a movie at home and I have to have it on mute with captions turned on while they would need to wear headphones.

Due to H and TTTS?
 
Jeffrey Dahmer ate a variety of different animals. I think he liked squirrels the best.

It is quite common for people to eat pigeons and wild rabbit. Our indoor/outdoor cats kill baby rabbits at times.
 
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Loud events are for one night stands not relationships.

Not just night clubs I'm afraid. There have been articles explaining how the average sound level at sit-down restaurants is dangerously high. What happens, especially on Friday and Saturday nights when people pack in and start drinking is they all raise their voice to compensate for the collective din and it is a vicious cycle. The drunker they get the more boisterous they get as well. I've experienced this first-hand when I show up at a place before it gets busy and it gets louder and louder and louder, not just as a function of how many people but how they progressively raise their voice more and more.
 

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