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Misophonia: literally "hatred of sound", is a neurological

Misophonia:
literally "hatred of sound", is a neurological disorder in which negative experiences (anger, flight, hatred, disgust) are triggered by specific sounds.

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mrsfree15

posted February 22, 2014 at 3:04pm UTC tagged with kmn, sounds, misophonia, inspirational

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It's been so long since I've been myself Talking like, walking like someone else Feels so good to get back to me Rid myself of this misery Now I'm here coming back to life Turning my wrongs all back to right I was way down, I was locked up Now I'm free ~Simple Plan
Its sad when people you know become people you knew When you can walk right past sometime like they were never a big part of your life. How you used to be able to talk for hours and how now, you can barely even look at them.

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So, there's this girl on facebook, and all day she posts pictures and statuses about having a chronic pain disorder, and the pictures always says around the same thing. They usually say something like "Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean it's not real! I'm not pretending!!!" and all I can think is that she has actual proof if anyone denies it's real, but what about people with mental disorders? No one can see that, and a whole h.ell of a lot of people never go get diagnosed because they're scared or they can't afford to go or can't afford to have something be wrong with them. I have misophonia, and it's pretty much self-diagnosed (appart from the family members that brought it to my attention) because not even the majority of doctors recongnize it as a real thing. Misophonia is like a tree, and it has branches of social anxiety and depression and etc., (I'm not going to go into detail about what misophonia is on this quote because that's not what this is about.) yet that girl is the first person to call someone out saying that that isn't real, that people with mental problems are faking for attention. I don't understand how someone can sit on a computer all day, post pictures and statuses about their "invisible condition" and say other people are asking for attention, call others out for being fake for exactly the same reason. And yeah, I know, people who say they're OCD just because they like order is annoying, and people who say they're depressed after having one bad day, and even people who say they have misophonia because one person's chewing annoys them slighty IS ANNOYING, but that doesn't mean everyone is faking. It doesn't mean that mental conditions aren't real. So if you feel that you are criticized so much about your chronic pain disorder, that you have to post 50 pictures a day about it, then maybe you shouldn't criticize other people's pain and struggles, maybe if you learnt to respect others then you might actually get some yourself. Sincerely, stfu. /uhh there's not really a category for this sooo funny it is? if selecting a category still does anything...
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Please keep all credit in the codes/parts of codes you'd like to use. [That includes keeping this little message thing here as well. c:] (c) Gilded N ostalgia was not meant to be something repetetively experienced; at least not in the way many people use it. I don't want to live a life in which I'm constantly thinking about the good times and desiring to go back to them. I want to look back, be grateful for the experience, and also be grateful that I am happy now. There is no point in turning back to the past. There is good now. You know more now. Your life is now. Live it the best you can. Soon, these will be the days you'll remember fondly.
Getting angry at people when we listen to them breathing or eating is called Misophonia, which is an actual brain disorder. well sh/t