Again, assumptions from your side. Bye.

What are muds?

Startled by something happening around them. My example was a car accident happening somewhere in the same street, like one car hitting the other at slow speed.

You maliciously assuming there is a different motivation behind my comments is what's the actual problem here. I see people acting like this all the time, thinking in extremes like everything is either black or white, no gray areas. Not giving others the benefit of the doubt. I can tell you this is what's wrong with the world. All this tribalism and taking everything as an insult or an act of malice. People like you can go fuck right off.

Thanks, I will be looking into these.

It took me a few years to figure these are D&D related.

Or have you never heard women do a little squal when startled? Most women seem to do that, while most men seem not to.

I'm just curious why there is a difference.

What are you talking about? I'm not talking about YouTube at all. I'm speaking from personal experience. Wonen tend to do a little squeal when startled. Men usually don't.

I am considering this. I am just looking into what uses the least power.

Well imagine a car accident happening while people are walking on the sidewalk. There's always a couple women doing a high pitched screech out of shock. However I hardly ever hear men do it when it's almost gueranteed to trigger this response in women.

I've heard the female screech pretty much all over western societies. I hardly ever hear men do that. So I was just wondering.

As an autistic person, noises trigger me, and that's why I noticed females doing it more than males.

If it is conditioning, it's something particular to western society, I suppose.

I really wish it wasn't unhealthy. It looks so cool in old videos. And also the esthetics of a lit sigarette in an ash tray producing a line of smoke rising to the ceiling.

I am glad clever people like yourselves are looking into this. Best of luck.