Нужно написаь краткое содержание текста на англиском, 100 слов. I have a phobia of sound
For the last 30 years, I have had violent physical reactions to certain noises. Everyday sounds, like someone chewing or a pen being clicked, make me want to hide, scream, and put my fingers in my ears.
1. I feel unreasonable complaining to people about these seemingly harmless sounds, but for me they are threatening. My body reacts in the same way as it would under attack: I am flooded with adrenaline. It is as if I were in the same room as a huge, fierce dog. I am unable to focus on anything but my terror. I often have to hang up on phone calls abruptly, leave my seat and walk around the room, trying to block out the noise.
2. My phobia began when I was 19 and started work in a busy office. The noise of a colleague next to me who chewed gum incessantly became unbearable. My ears tuned in to every sound until they filled my head, and I couldn't focus on my work. This cacophony was added to by another colleague who continually whistled, until I was forced to leave.
3. The path of my life has been dictated by the sounds around me. I have changed jobs numerous times, searching for the perfect quiet office. I have moved house, too, away from loud music or arguing neighbours. Strangely, I'd love to Iive near a motorway: the constant hum of traffic would be soothing to me.
4. My phobia has affected my ability to get on in life. During my final examinations at university. I was doing realy well, translating Greek with ease, until the scratching of a pen against paper filtered into my consciousness, bringing me to a halt. During another exam, a nearby pub had a delivery and the sound of barrels being rolled along by whistling delivery men destroyed any chance of concentration, I discovered afterwards that I was two marks off a first.
5. My biggest regret is that it has prevented me from having a long-term relationship and children The longest I have been with someone is two years, until the sound of their eating breathing, ust existing in proximity to me became intolerable. I would sneak off to the spare room in the night to try to get some sleep, but it would be interpreted as a rejection of them. It's hard to stay with someone who doesn't want to eat or sleep with you. I haven't ruled out love yet. though. I'm sure there is someone who could accept my limitations.
6. It took me 30 years to realize that what I have has a name. misophonia, or hatred of sound. recently discovered a support forum dedicated to It. I cried for two hours felt so relieved to know that oher people- 900 of them on this one site feit like I did. I wasn't the only one.
7. I also gave me perspective Some sufferers wish they were deal, but I don't love many many sounds the sea and in the trees, music the human voice Time and experience have taught me that being able to hear Is a beautiful thing too important to sacrifice. would.never wish that away.
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1) Last night, my brother and me didn’t sleep because of neighbour’s noise
2) The day before yesterday, my mom cooked a cake.
3) Two days ago, my father celebrated his birthday.
4) Last week, I broke a cup.
5) Last month, I traveled to Karelia.
6) Last year, my mother didn’t buy crisps for my brother and me because this food is bad for health.
7) Three years ago, I received a bike for birthday.
8) Yesterday afternoon, my aunt called me because she’s so lonely.
She can draw very well but she can't play the piano as my Granny and my older sister. We are very friendly and try to get along with each other. We discuss our problems and solve them together.
I love my mother very much.