Same here, that way the best taste lingers the longest!

i do that too!

This is incredibly common. Everyone does this, actually. Intrusive thoughts. I tend to think “how much can I key this car”.

My girlfriend does this a lot. I end up answering her and she just replies "nobody is talking to you, talking to myself. mind your own business." LOL

Cupboard doors need to be closed when not in use. It's not that I won't necessarily be able to sleep, it's just why would they be open?

I have to stop the microwave 1 second before it stops so it wont do the annoying beeps at the end

same...

there are more than me out there....awesome

Anxiety. I feel it.

Oml sameee

Or.....your just a loner like me :)

I work like this in the office. Part courtesy, part fomo.

I'm the opposite. It annoys me to have the buzzing music sound in one ear only. I rather turn it off, or turn the volume down enough to hear the surroundings as well. But if you interrupt me in my music listening experience to ask or tell me something, then, yes, my natural reaction will be to take one off to hear you better. If it takes longer, I turn it off.

I hope your noise doesn't spill out of the loose headphone into the surrounding environment. If it does, you're my nemesis.

this is actually smart

Sometimes I put my earbuds in but don't have music on. That way I can still hear everything but I seem occupied so no one bothers me

If you use bone conducting headphones you can still hear things around you. I use them when walking my dogs or walking with traffic around so that I can still hear other things. That and they don't go in the ears, so my ears don't get all itchy. Check out Trekz.

I think people are nuts to walk around in public with both head phones on.... granted I work on a campus & getting around without hitting students with my car is a major problem. Added to that, we currently have a serial rapist in town... so yeah. Being aware of your surroundings isn't FOMO.

I do that too, cause if they're both in you may get hit by a bus or a plane...depends where you are 🤔

I do this in case someone calls my name, otherwise I'd be taking them out every 12 seconds asking people if they said my name

Then you need to find a Mono player of some sort. Good luck with that.

THAT'S SMART.

Same! Otherwise I have a mini heart attack when someone passes me in the store because I didn't have one out to hear the approach!!

I don't put both in even in planes or buses. The only time I put both in is when I'm trying to drown out my family talking.

I wish there were more people like you in the world.

The bus is the first place you need to be aware of your surroundings though.

I hate holding a phone to my ear, I have to use an ear bud to talk and it has to be my left ear.

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? You can still hear everything with ear buds on, just don't blast it.

Same

It's a bit weird

I like too hear the others around me

I know right? It makes that staticy noise

S**t, do you live in America?

this is like driving with loud music, but then turning the volume down to look for parking or for an address.

When I was 4 in Florida we had no A/C in our house. I had 6 spots on my pillow that I could move my head around on until I had to flip it & have 6 more.

Yes, I have whole arguments in my head with other people.

I do have things to hide, and my reaction is the same... I mean... dude, that's my phone, it's sacred

i do that same exact thing

that's actually a good reflex to have

They are waiting for you to say bless you.

Lol I’m just scared of the dark

Yep

Pulling a cricket

My sisters and I used to try holding our breath over bridges when were little. I think we thought it'd make us float if we fell in the water

Both my kids do this, they go through fazes where every so often they will sleep a couple of weeks on the floor.

That's pretty high stakes for just trying to hit the trash can with some garbage. Go big I guess.

I used to do that, now I've learned to be more discreet (unless I'm in nature, then you can let go)

Same. I always feel like when people talk to me they're just doing it to feel polite :(

It's often recorded "canned" laughter. Also called a laugh track.