I don't know when it started, but square dancing has become a trend, and you can see groups of women dancing everywhere after dinner, playing dynamic and brainwashing music
But with that comes a serious nuisance
I went for a ride on the street yesterday, and I felt that there were square dancers almost everywhere there was a large open space, and the sound could be heard all the way across the street (almost two stoplights away), compared to a leaky KTV. Almost two stoplights away), compared to a leaky KTV. You can't go out for a walk without getting around this crowd either.
Because we don't have any comprehensive laws and regulations in this area, I think that the behavior of putting the Great Compassion Mantra on the news and throwing garbage away will only be useful for a while, but will not have any long-term significance. A few opposing forces can not fight the huge square dance group. And throwing objects from the air has been criminalized in the new civil code.
I don't know how other bystanders feel about square dancing, but for me personally, when I want to start studying or have something to do at home, square dancing around me seriously affects my efficiency and disrupts my thoughts and mind.
But my parents, who are not too hard of hearing, are not affected at all, or don't feel anything even if they pass by.
One time my mom's headphones leaked and she couldn't hear it at all, I could hear it from some distance
I read on b-site that there's a group of people called the highly sensitive, which only makes up 20% of the population, so I guess I'm one of those. It's always hard for the minority to be understood by the majority. /Human sadness and joy really don't connect/
Attached are 5 criteria for judging highly sensitive people:
1. very sharp senses, easily shocked
2. easily fluctuating moods, easily ****ed up, more empathetic
3. conflict avoidance
4. prefer to be alone in a quiet environment