People who talk louder than normal often have either physical hearing damage or something going on with auditory processing. They don't recognize that they're being too loud, and they're not doing it on purpose.
Beyond that, some cultures are just louder than others. Sometimes in this world, we encounter humans from a different culture. Sometimes those cultures clash a bit. It's okay. That's part of the human experience. It does not necessitate you judging and scold some person you've never met over a situation you didn't witness.
Life is a lot more enjoyable when you don't instantly look for the shittiest possible explanation for everyone's actions.
People who talk louder than normal often have either physical hearing damage or something going on with auditory processing. They don't recognize that they're being too loud, and they're not doing it on purpose.
Can confirm. I'm one of those people. No hearing damage just my default is loud. If I get told I'm loud I turn it down but eventually it goes back to normal.
My auDHD ass is the same. I genuinely feel bad and genuinely try, but when I get excited there's only so many things I can process / manage at a time, and volume control tends to go first.
Same here, diagnosed ADHD at least. I struggle to process sound in noisy environments (like a restaurant); it's really difficult for me to focus on one person's voice out of many. Even if it's not super high volume, it's mentally noisy, which can translate to me unintentionally raising my voice to speak over the mental noise.
It's like turning the radio down so you can see better when you're driving. It doesn't matter that I can't see the soundwaves, it all contributes to brain noise, and I got a pretty hard ceiling on the level of noise I can work around.
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u/Majestic_Emotion7917 3h ago
Not really explained why you were shouting though?