pexels helena lopes 697244 scaled

Dear Friends, Family and Co-Workers

Most people have never heard of Misophonia, including medical professionals. If you try to explain it to them, their first reaction is “tune it out”, “ignore it” or even “get

Read More »
pexels jasmine carter 888899

Marriage and Misophonia

Marriage is a beautiful thing. To live forever with whom you deem your soul mate, best friend, partner in crime? That’s awesome. My relatives talk to me all the time about what

Read More »
pexels elle hughes 1549280 scaled

Respect, Compassion, and Misophonia

When the conversation turns to relationships, I often run into some recurrent themes. Sometimes, people complain about the lack of empathy and respect they receive from others. Other people wonder

Read More »
shallow focus photography of woman on rock formation stockpack pexels scaled

Is the Pay-Off Worth the Risk?

  As a Misophonia sufferer I have always avoided social situations. A crowd is a breeding ground for every known trigger, even some new ones. Standing in a line is

Read More »
woman kissing another woman on the forehead stockpack pexels scaled

To the People I Love…

I realize that you have noticed odd behavior in me, and are worried. I know, that you know, that something is wrong. You love me, and want the best for me. You see that I

Read More »
s stockpack pexels

Impacting The Entire Family

When you read this, you may think that I am the worst person in the world, and I don’t think I would disagree. This is the story of how Misophonia ruined my relationship

Read More »
gray wire fence stockpack pexels scaled

The Other Side of The Fence

I haven’t always had Misophonia. I can still remember the days of old when I wasn’t bothered by or triggered by any noises. A person who doesn’t have sensory processing

Read More »
intelligent businesswoman explaining documents in office stockpack pexels scaled

How To Explain Misophonia

Do you want to explain Misophonia to others, but have trouble bringing it up? When you know that you have to tell a person about your disorder (especially trying to explain

Read More »