As I grew up to be an adult, I am constantly reminded when I cough, that I sound like my dad coughing as he did when I was young. I didn’t grow up with my dad.
You’re totally normal and in fact it’s the people who are, consciously or unconsciously, choosing to vocalise the “ah-choo!” that are the weird ones, at least in my book.
It actually really bugs me when people sneeze super loudly, I swear some people just do it for attention.
It’s largely learned; people who are born deaf don’t vocalize their sneezes, because they never heard anyone else do it.
As I grew up to be an adult, I am constantly reminded when I cough, that I sound like my dad coughing as he did when I was young. I didn’t grow up with my dad.
Huh, that’s interesting. I’m not deaf, but I don’t make any sound except loud sudden exhale. Besides ADHD I am neurologically normal, if that matters.
Edit: My dad sneezes turbo loud, btw.
You’re totally normal and in fact it’s the people who are, consciously or unconsciously, choosing to vocalise the “ah-choo!” that are the weird ones, at least in my book.
It actually really bugs me when people sneeze super loudly, I swear some people just do it for attention.
I do it when I’m alone too, who would I get attention from?
No idea why I make that sound, I don’t really think about it. When I try to suppress it it doesn’t feel right.
It annoys the hell out of me too, especially in a quiet place like a library or park and some clown does the full AAH-CHOOO like a cartoon character.