Accepting Myself and My Misophonia
June 28, 2016
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From what I have learned, not many people know what Misophonia is. If they do, their response is “Oh, isn’t
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From what I have learned, not many people know what Misophonia is. If they do, their response is “Oh, isn’t
As a Misophonia sufferer I have always avoided social situations. A crowd is a breeding ground for every known
I realize that you have noticed odd behavior in me, and are worried. I know, that you know, that something is wrong.
I must confess, like most if not every person with misophonia, I’ve had violent fantasies when someone makes a
Having lots of friends that have Misophonia has been an eye, and ear-opening, experience. Many times we can become
I’ve always been an avid reader. My parents always encouraged me to read and to especially read books that
As I have previously mentioned in another article, I try to start my day on a positive note. I
A few years ago, I posted on Facebook that I had misophonia. I was extremely nervous because most of the
When you read this, you may think that I am the worst person in the world, and I don’t think I would disagree.
Another writer for Misophonia International E-Magazine, Sharon graduated yesterday. She messaged the rest of the staff and crew, with
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