There's always a solution, you'll be fine I have misophonia too and I admit I also thought about killing myself, but we're stronger than that, don't give up everything because of that
I first realized it when I began to have rage fits over a sound my parent had been doing over and over. That Christmas was the beginning of terrible suffering lol No one cares even when I've told them. They ignore it and would rather see my reactions as my personality. But whatever. Five years later, I'm still struggling but I'm more happy in general after letting these people go. And oh, wow! I recently found out about Tom Dozier. It's so relieving to see that people care enough to look into this on a medical aspect. And nice to meet you! I have been making videos about this for a while but the hardest part isn't living wih Misophonia but hearing how much others are suffering. It's so terrible.
Misophonia sucks, but at least you found a partner who really understands you. It's so hard in college when all I want to do is be social but I can't really explain it to every person I meet. My first year, I had a roommate who did not respect my misophonia at all so luckily, I got an accommodation (they had me going through hell to get it approved) to move into a single room, with only 6 weeks left in the school year. Those were the happiest 6 weeks I had for my freshman year. All of my friends said that I was glowing.
If been living with misophonia for about 2-3 years now. Being in High school is that people don't help they find it as a weakness and do it all the time. My triggers is whistling, tapping, sniffing, humming, chewing and more. Everyone iv talked to they all say is to try to cope with it and doo nothing to help me with the problem. Now In class all i do is wear head phones and block out the noise with music. I have bad break downs that are hard to control. And I don't know how to control it. Do you have any tops I could use? Please and thank you!
I have more of a silent rage in my head. When at the table (eating dinner with my family) I sometimes start silently crying and try to hide it. My mom most of the time either shouts or sharply says "Oh get over youself, you just want attention" I keep trying to tell her what Misaphonia is but she avoids me, my whole family does expect my Dad. He really helps me and doesn't push it, like my Mum but since they live in diffrent house and we arein quarantine I don't see him at all since he works at the spuer market. My friend mostly avoids the subject when I bring it up and I don't feel very comfterble talking about to my Dad. Sometimes I feel I have no one to speak to at all and my feelings get bottled up. Sometimes I'm always on the verge of tears and at school I have to excuse myself to cry in the bathroom, It's reall tough and I'm pretty young I just hope it doesn't lead to depression or anxiety. When I hear noises I normaly sit there trying to hide my tears or rush out of the room. I feel like I'm hurting and tearing my family apart. Everyday I think that If I didn't exist maybe my family would be happier. Am I wrong for thinking this? Am I hurting my family? Someone just please tell me.
Naoise O'Hagan-Cole maybe invest in some swimmer ear plugs, they are clear and flexible and they drown out noises (not completely) sometimes I just try to get through it, I wear headphones, distracting your self sometimes helps also. Stay by people who support you!
Same same, they take advantage of your trigger and use it against you, but good thing the one who's doing that on me turns out to have misophonia as well, in my case my trigger only reacts if it comes from this specific person, I guess it has to do with our childhood we haven't been on good terms ever since we fought each other, he always tend to jumpscare me with that sound, and act like he's clueless about what I feel, he knows that if I over react people would think I'm crazy, I feel enraged, belittled, wanting revenge since we both have trigger sounds, but it only gets worst if I try to think of it. 3 years later I still haven't been able to get rid of it I think I just kind of developed a lot other mental illnesses because of it. I just lived my whole 3 years coping with it but next year I'll be finally living my own life hoping to rebuild my self esteem and start a new life
Me too, it still bugs me a lil when happy but it's a lot less severe. Like when anxious it gets to the point where I want to die and when happy it's just a lil annoying
Has anyone considered developing a 12-Step program for people who suffer from this? 12-Step programs are designed for people with self-destructive fixations or obsessions. Maybe by applying the same principles to Misophonia and having support groups we can get some relief. I’m desperate enough to try anything. Why not?
I cant leave the situation if i have to help a customer thats is chewing gum. i can just leave them and choose not to help them. what can i do to help. i also cant put on music. My triggers are chewing (or noises that sound like chewing), water dripping slowly, licking lips, pretty much any sounds that come from mouths.
Is there any antidepressent or someshit that could take this thing out of me. I think i was much relaxed with weed. At present i moved to a place where i couldnt get a hokd of some.
ive had suicidal thoughts cause of this disorder
That is really bad. Your disorder is very serious. I cannot even stand this guy in the video talking. I have to mute to type here. Hehe. 😝
There's always a solution, you'll be fine
I have misophonia too and I admit I also thought about killing myself, but we're stronger than that, don't give up everything because of that
I do too..twinsies
I first realized it when I began to have rage fits over a sound my parent had been doing over and over. That Christmas was the beginning of terrible suffering lol No one cares even when I've told them. They ignore it and would rather see my reactions as my personality. But whatever. Five years later, I'm still struggling but I'm more happy in general after letting these people go.
And oh, wow! I recently found out about Tom Dozier. It's so relieving to see that people care enough to look into this on a medical aspect.
And nice to meet you! I have been making videos about this for a while but the hardest part isn't living wih Misophonia but hearing how much others are suffering. It's so terrible.
Misophonia sucks, but at least you found a partner who really understands you.
It's so hard in college when all I want to do is be social but I can't really explain it to every person I meet. My first year, I had a roommate who did not respect my misophonia at all so luckily, I got an accommodation (they had me going through hell to get it approved) to move into a single room, with only 6 weeks left in the school year. Those were the happiest 6 weeks I had for my freshman year. All of my friends said that I was glowing.
For me the thing is if I tell people I’m suffering from it they take it as a joke and keep chewing like pigs
If been living with misophonia for about 2-3 years now. Being in High school is that people don't help they find it as a weakness and do it all the time. My triggers is whistling, tapping, sniffing, humming, chewing and more. Everyone iv talked to they all say is to try to cope with it and doo nothing to help me with the problem. Now In class all i do is wear head phones and block out the noise with music. I have bad break downs that are hard to control. And I don't know how to control it. Do you have any tops I could use? Please and thank you!
I have more of a silent rage in my head. When at the table (eating dinner with my family) I sometimes start silently crying and try to hide it. My mom most of the time either shouts or sharply says "Oh get over youself, you just want attention" I keep trying to tell her what Misaphonia is but she avoids me, my whole family does expect my Dad. He really helps me and doesn't push it, like my Mum but since they live in diffrent house and we arein quarantine I don't see him at all since he works at the spuer market. My friend mostly avoids the subject when I bring it up and I don't feel very comfterble talking about to my Dad. Sometimes I feel I have no one to speak to at all and my feelings get bottled up. Sometimes I'm always on the verge of tears and at school I have to excuse myself to cry in the bathroom, It's reall tough and I'm pretty young I just hope it doesn't lead to depression or anxiety. When I hear noises I normaly sit there trying to hide my tears or rush out of the room. I feel like I'm hurting and tearing my family apart.
Everyday I think that If I didn't exist maybe my family would be happier. Am I wrong for thinking this? Am I hurting my family? Someone just please tell me.
Naoise O'Hagan-Cole maybe invest in some swimmer ear plugs, they are clear and flexible and they drown out noises (not completely) sometimes I just try to get through it, I wear headphones, distracting your self sometimes helps also. Stay by people who support you!
Same same, they take advantage of your trigger and use it against you, but good thing the one who's doing that on me turns out to have misophonia as well, in my case my trigger only reacts if it comes from this specific person, I guess it has to do with our childhood we haven't been on good terms ever since we fought each other, he always tend to jumpscare me with that sound, and act like he's clueless about what I feel, he knows that if I over react people would think I'm crazy, I feel enraged, belittled, wanting revenge since we both have trigger sounds, but it only gets worst if I try to think of it. 3 years later I still haven't been able to get rid of it I think I just kind of developed a lot other mental illnesses because of it. I just lived my whole 3 years coping with it but next year I'll be finally living my own life hoping to rebuild my self esteem and start a new life
@@incogni2390 Gosh misaphonia sucks
Wondering is Misophonia from stress? Because everytime I am down, I cannot stand sound. When I am very happy, sound is okay to me.
It might be. For me when im happy (which is not very often) i still hear the noises, but my reaction is less.
Me too, it still bugs me a lil when happy but it's a lot less severe. Like when anxious it gets to the point where I want to die and when happy it's just a lil annoying
I also have misophonia. Ear phones are the only and best solution now. BTW, you so resemble Paul McCartney.
The answer for me is to suffer for 10 years and then I won't mind it anymore
Has anyone considered developing a 12-Step program for people who suffer from this?
12-Step programs are designed for people with self-destructive fixations or obsessions. Maybe by applying the same principles to Misophonia and having support groups we can get some relief.
I’m desperate enough to try anything. Why not?
Your eyes are so big, you look like a beautiful cartoon :) Thanks for the video!
He reminds me of those old renaissance paintings a little
I remember you from Tumblr. My blog was HeyIHaveMiso. Glad to see you're in a better place now.
Very informative video Stephan. Not related but your puzzle wall is awesome!
JoyfishXO oh my god thanks it's my wife's pride and joy 😂😂😂 I can't do puzzles because they give me anxiety but they're like Ashley's life
Hypnosis can help!
HipnoPanda tell me more about that? Is it proven to work?
Do earplugs help misophonia
Yes thay do
I cant leave the situation if i have to help a customer thats is chewing gum. i can just leave them and choose not to help them. what can i do to help. i also cant put on music. My triggers are chewing (or noises that sound like chewing), water dripping slowly, licking lips, pretty much any sounds that come from mouths.
rochelle foxx Same here. My students chew gum and it’s horrible
@@S.B.433 Wow theres no way i could do that.
Is there any antidepressent or someshit that could take this thing out of me.
I think i was much relaxed with weed. At present i moved to a place where i couldnt get a hokd of some.
Any cure for misophonia
Misophomia and you are playing this irritating background music ... wtf?! Very irritating listening to you.
Haha 😂