I don't know how to get rid of it, per se, but I am working on figuring out how. I'm not sure that all fears of silence are the same.
Some people fear silence in social situations, because they feel awkward, but they don't necessarily fear silence at home alone. A lot of people put on the television or radio to hear noise. I'm working on a mental mantra.
Trying to say things to myself silently, while I sit in a quiet room, for two minutes a day, until I'm used to that, then three minutes and work upward. Make the jumps you feel you can make to five or ten minutes.
In all honestly many people find silence uncomfortable. The biggest problem for us is saying in appropriate things, just to keep the conversation going. Sometimes this can be taken as trying to monopolize a conversation, but it's really just filling in the pauses.
Sedatephobia- The fear of silence; this is an irrational fear of silence.
The closest is the fear of silence: sedatephobia.
Basically this is just a fear of silence.
The fact that you don't know when a noise will startle you. The anticipation of listening to something spontaneous is what could cause the fear of silence. Also you never know if a schizophrenic person stays in a silent room he/she could begin to hear the voices much louder than they would in a noisy setting.
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A fear that you can't get rid of would be described as a phobia.
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To overcome fear completely, you can try practicing relaxation techniques, mindfulness, and facing your fears gradually through exposure therapy. It may also be helpful to seek support from a therapist or counselor to work through the root cause of your fears and develop coping strategies. Remember that overcoming fear is a process, and it's okay to seek help along the way.