> It's there, you're just not noticing it. It may be more correct to say "When I don't notice it, it's not a problem" For those of us that have it (mine is chr

> It's there, you're just not noticing it. It may be more correct to say "When I don't notice it, it's not a problem" For those of us that have it (mine is chronic), there is no difference between "I don't notice it" and "it's not there". We can debate semantics, but when I say "it", referring to tinnitus, I mean "it" to be "me noticing the noise". The noise IS "IT". If I don't notice it, it isn't there. It's not like /I/ don't notice it but someone else can, proving its existence.