divinemistress36
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- Jan 1, 2024
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Anyone else deal with this? The hatred of sound. Especially coughing, clearing of the throats, loud chewing, dishes clanking together. It makes me so angry and have to isolate . How do you deal?
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I just focus an ANYTHING else but my husband slurping his drink! 
My gosh it drives me NUTS!!
My gosh it drives me NUTS!!
divinemistress36
Angelic
- Jan 1, 2024
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like nails on a chalkboardI just focus an ANYTHING else but my husband slurping his drink!
No kidding! I would have thought the look I give him would have been a clue ... But nope. He is completely oblivious to how what he does affects others. We fight so much about " important shit" that I just grit my teeth and order another glass of wine ...
Namelesa
Trapped in this Suffering
- Sep 21, 2024
- 1,438
My previous best friend has misophonia and something we did when I had to eat or we had to go into a situation with noises he didn't like, he wore ear defenders.
I would assume noise canceling headphones would give a similar result or even better if you put music on
I would assume noise canceling headphones would give a similar result or even better if you put music on
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Pluto
Cat Extremist
- Dec 27, 2020
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untothedepths
death wont return my calls
- Mar 20, 2023
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im not sure if it counts, but all alarms hurt my ears. i hate them.
DarknessAtNoon
Student
- Apr 24, 2022
- 108
Yep,it's honestly one of main reasons I like working nights so I don't have to hear my coworkers chewing around me all day.
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- Jul 31, 2023
- 358
I bought myself earmuffs last year and have been wearing them 24/7 at home, including when I sleep, and I often double up with my wireless earbuds. I made a profile post on why I bought them.
Personally, "human noises" and click-tick-tap sounds annoy me but they don't induce anxiety. I'm annoyed but fine nonetheless when I hear the to be expected noises from the environment I'm in, such as eating sounds in a cafeteria or sniffles in a busy waiting room. The reason I wear earmuffs at home is not knowing when and how long the next noise will disrupt my peace. I expect irritating noises from my neighbors and not knowing when they come is dreadful to me.
On another note, I'm pretty sure my mother has Misophonia. She hates little out-of-place sounds and shows a lot of telltale signs. Imagine you have Misophonia and your child has Tourette—that's my mother and I. I love my mom no matter what but I still remember the hurt I felt when she told me to be quiet or leave the room, the constant glaring I pretended not to notice, the stress of trying to suppress my tics in futility, and her anger. I suppose this seems rather mild but that's not how it felt. GTS is a part of me, and telling me to leave the room to not hear me is as painful to hear as telling someone with a deformation to leave the room to not see him. I understand GTS and Misophonia don't pair well so although I was hurt at the time, I don't feel angry or sad about it now.
Personally, "human noises" and click-tick-tap sounds annoy me but they don't induce anxiety. I'm annoyed but fine nonetheless when I hear the to be expected noises from the environment I'm in, such as eating sounds in a cafeteria or sniffles in a busy waiting room. The reason I wear earmuffs at home is not knowing when and how long the next noise will disrupt my peace. I expect irritating noises from my neighbors and not knowing when they come is dreadful to me.
On another note, I'm pretty sure my mother has Misophonia. She hates little out-of-place sounds and shows a lot of telltale signs. Imagine you have Misophonia and your child has Tourette—that's my mother and I. I love my mom no matter what but I still remember the hurt I felt when she told me to be quiet or leave the room, the constant glaring I pretended not to notice, the stress of trying to suppress my tics in futility, and her anger. I suppose this seems rather mild but that's not how it felt. GTS is a part of me, and telling me to leave the room to not hear me is as painful to hear as telling someone with a deformation to leave the room to not see him. I understand GTS and Misophonia don't pair well so although I was hurt at the time, I don't feel angry or sad about it now.
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locked*n*loaded
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- Apr 15, 2022
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Yeah, I've got this. Wish I was in a position to move out to the countryside, the boonies, where "neighbors" are at least hundreds of feet apart. Just too much, and the wrong kind of, noise in a city.
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