What It Feels Like

Misophonia literally translates to the hatred of sound, but to me it is so much more. To me, misophonia is the hatred of SPECIFIC sounds AND movements that take over and influence EVERY part of my life, as well as many others. I was able to find a group of people who understand what I go through because someone was brave enough to share their story to get the word out there; I hope to do the same here. My inbox is always open, never feel like your problems are too silly or small. Also, if you have any questions about me, feel free to ask. If you want to know my miso 'story' it's in my first post on this blog.

[krissyfoxx]

If you know someone has misophonia and/or misokinesia and you knowingly continue to trigger them, that is abuse and you need to stop.

[misophonia-daily]

Airpod obsession

AirPods are my new favorite thing for getting through the day! My hair is long and I can put them in whenever and they are completely unnoticeable unless I forget and accidentally put my hair behind me ear or something. I play light white noise from an app on my phone and can wear them in restaurants, when I’m watching tv with my fiancé at home, or whenever. I can still hear talking and it doesn’t block out EVERY trigger noise but it makes my life much more manageable. Just throwing this out in case anyone needed it.

[misophoniamemes]

non misophonics: oh i get that!! i hate when people chew loudly

me: reacts when non misophonics make a bad noise

non misophonics:

[misophonia-daily]

What I wanted to do today while teaching! I’m student teaching in an elementary art classroom and I had to do a demonstration today where the whole class stood around one table with me while I explain the steps of the project. Their classroom teacher, so kindly 🙄🙄, let them all bring in gum and share it with each other, even though it’s against the rules. This means I got the “joy” of trying to teach a lesson for 20 minutes with a group of 25 kids smacking gum. None of them know how to chew quietly or with their mouths closed and I almost lost it!!!

[misophoniainternational]

[thepersonalquotes]

https://www.instagram.com/thepersonalquotes/

[staying-strong-with-miso]

*neurotypical web journalist voice*

“do you get annoyed when people eat loudly??”

[video of people eating loudly]

“did that bug you??”

“well then you definitely have this ~weird~ thing called ~misophonia~ !!”

“here’s some more completely false facts about it!!”

[10 gifs of people eating]

“and here I’m calling it a ‘pet peeve’, ‘annoyance’ and other trivializing things!!”

“isn’t that ~so freaky~??”

*end of article*

[forever-hating-my-misophonia]

A duck walked up to a lemonade stand and he said to the man running the stand, “Hey!” Bum bum bum, 

“Can you please stop swallowing your lemonade so loudly like how is it physically possible to be that loud of a swallower”

[mitten]

[lovelustquotes]

[33doses]

[forever-hating-my-misophonia]

Petition to change the go-to misophonia comparison from “fingernails on a blackboard” to “the feeling you’d get if you had spiders crawling across your entire body at height speeds”

[alkaline7-blog]

support people with misophonia and if they tell you to stop making a sound, stop making it immediately if you can. you do not understand how much a sound can affect us.

support people with misophonia and stop making the sound even if they ask you rudely. sorry but if someone is having a misophonic reaction they wont be in a good mood at all. sure, some people will be nice when telling you to stop, but even if the person is screaming at you to stop, you need to stop.

[misophoniainternational]

[sheisrecovering]

Misophonia is VERY real and painful. But it does not make you a bad person.

[goodquoteco]

@thegoodquote

[living-with-miso]

Me checking to see if someone is done eating yet