[ SECRET POST #2002 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2002 ⌋

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Comments

[fuchsiascreams]

It can be just specific people making those sounds. For example, the sound of my dad coughing complete enrages me to a point that I want to hit him, but I don't mind anybody else coughing. This is a common experience for people with misophonia.

Incidentally, going out in public CAN be very difficult. I had a friend from another country stay with me for ten days and by the fifth day, I was so completely enraged by her small involuntary noises and movements (the way she chewed, the way she breathed, the way she moved her foot while she was watching TV) that I almost wanted to call her parents and ask them to come back and pick her up early. It wasn't that I didn't like her - she was my best friend - it was just that the reaction was so extreme and involuntary that I had literally no control over it. There are ways to deal with it (most of them involve doing things like leaving the room, plugging your ears, or listening to music), but if you can't avoid the sound, there are some types of cognitive behavioral therapy that can help.

Also, the reaction is 100% not in our control.