A person's need for quiet is not a choice. It is a biological requirement for some people. This need is different from wanting quiet.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person's need for quiet is not a choice.
It is a biological requirement for some people. This need is different from wanting quiet.
A need for quiet is like needing food or sleep. The body requires it to function well. Without it, a person can feel overwhelmed or sick. This is not a preference. Wanting quiet is a desire. A person might enjoy quiet, but they can still function without it. It is a choice, not a requirement for well-being.
A parent has a child who makes a lot of noise. The parent has ADHD and autism. The parent needs one hour of quiet each day to feel calm. The parent's partner thinks the parent is avoiding family time. The partner does not understand that the quiet is a need, not a choice.
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