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When using smaller headphones, how can I minimize pressure-related pain in my auricle?
I have noticed that when using on-ear headphones that lay against my auricles, instead of covering it and laying against my temples, my auricles start to feel painful after an hour or so. It doesn't have to do with how loud the sound is or what kind of sound it is, or what the brand or quality of the headphones is. I can listen to Youtube or music for hours without feeling pain with headphones that cover my auricles and lay against my temple, but non-covering headphones make them feel painful after an hour. I'm fairly sure it's because I'm wearing glasses and my ears are getting unnaturally fo
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