''coping'' with being shouted at :(

I do not like having to ''cope'' with being shouted at

The Narcissistic parents were ''wonderful people'' SHOUTING AT ME.

And I had to be silent

fwiw I do not find ''competitions to see who had the worst parents'' to be funny Nor would I have found it funny at age 10

Respect to all

I don't do well with being shouted at. And I seem unable to walk away when people start shouting at me, which is what I should do. I don't know if there is a way to cope with being shouted at other than walking away. Shouting as a means to communicate in every day life seems wholly unnecessary to me.

I'm sorry you've been shouted at. <3

I always shout back (louder), probably not the best way to cope. Walking away sounds ideal and staying away until they calm down.

No one should EVER be shouting at you, Fuzzybear, no matter how angry they may be. There are plenty of other ways to communicate.

I always hated being shout at. I always found myself publicly humiliate.

I freak out at shouting even when it's not directed at me.

My coping method is to remove myself from the situation as quickly as possible.

The only time shouting is ok is in an emergency and someone is shouting information to you that will help save you from danger.

There’s a problem though, my mom was shouting at me outside my door, no way I could have escaped
How do you deal with the anxiety we feel after getting shouted at?
I feel a strange numbness and pain in my ear and throat, even after three months of that traumatic experience, where my mom was banging the door and crying.
Have you faced something similar?
How did you deal with it?

One of my supervisors shouts all the time by default, I’m not sure if she’s hard of hearing. Another colleague asked her not to shout and she answered that she’s tried to talk more softly but she can’t. I struggle to understand this - how can someone have no volume control?

I like her as a person but I notice I’m rattled after working a shift with her. Trying to zone out but not easy. Shouting feels so abrasive to me, even if there’s no bad intentions.

Yes, to be consistently shouted at as a child (a child) can really wreak havoc on the devaloping nerves. It's so sad Fuzzy. I'm sorry. I could never bring myself to yell at a child. I wish people were more aware of what they are doing.