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I have some issue for some reason where the sound of chewing from just about everyone causes serious anxiety for me. I get tense, I sweat, I shake, I can't even think about anything if there are some sounds like that going on around me. It's been happening for around 7 years: I'm on the verge of a panic attack on average 5 times per day for 7 years now. Sometimes I can remove myself from the source. I can put on some earbuds, maybe leave the room, but not always, and usually I don't have that option when it is my mother. She knows that this affects me, and has done nothing to help; her sounds still are particularly bad. If she's eating or chewing, I have no way to get away because she doesn't want me to. She makes me stay at the dinner table until we're all done eating before I can leave. OR she'll put some gum in when she's driving. Every time, hearing the sounds triggers as usual, but then she still goes on to ask EVERY FLIPPING TIME (in a very accusatory tone) "Is something wrong?"

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At this point, I really have no option but to say "nothing, i'm fine". In the past, if I tell her what really is going on, she gets personally offended and starts weeping or shouting or some outrageous emotional response that solves nothing, and only makes both of us feel worse, so I don't do that anymore. I just stay there, feeling trapped, incredibly anxious, and  angry that she hasn't figured it out after 7 years. 

asking my mother to not chew gum around me