Facebook postWith the upcoming 2020 Tokyo Olympics, a new concern has emerged in Japan, nuuhara (ヌーハラ、which is short for “noodle harassment
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Come to Korea! People chew loudly, smack their lips, slurp anything that can be slurped, and also use only one big dish that everyone eats from (yes, including soup. Put that spoon in the soup, then into your mouth, and then back into the soup).
I think it's safe to say I've become desensitized to mouth sounds after a couple of years here, lol.
My brother has misophonia but he's also a huge weeb and has admitted that he'd have to get over it quick if he actually wants to live there which seems like the right route to take as a tourist/guest in their country. As for me, mouth sounds don't really bother me except for the click of someone's nail against their teeth when they bite their nails repeatedly within the span of a few minutes. But I have a huge problem with repetitive noises like beeping or dripping or people drumming on tables without rhythm.
Mostly this just sounds like white people have a weird prudishness around table manners which yeah that absolutely tracks.
I wish I could slurp, but I just make a giant mess and would need to shower afterward. I do the method where you use your chopsticks to put the noodles in your spoon.
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1. Never noticed anybody slurping noodles because it’s not like you’re eating in a super quiet restaurant + it’s fun to slurp and not worry about it
2. Enjoyed being immersed in another culture and being the visitor getting to enjoy said culture
In conclusion fuck da tourists who don’t like it
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https://www.readersdigest.ca/travel/world/rude-manners-polite-countries/
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I think it's safe to say I've become desensitized to mouth sounds after a couple of years here, lol.
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Mostly this just sounds like white people have a weird prudishness around table manners which yeah that absolutely tracks.
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