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svet-max [94.6K]
3 years ago
10

How do you bring up a disorder or issue to a parent or doctor? Bringing it up randomly wont give you the anwser you want and if

its something thats been bugging you for years they will just say "get over it. its in the past you need to move on"
(especially with a parent). Or they wont think much of it and you just dont like a certain sound (like nails on a chalk board)

I feel like i have Misophonia (hatred of a sound), and its something thats been effecting me for 4-6(ish) years now. Hearing someone chew especially something with a crunch, makes me want to stab that person or makes me want to drown. its gotten worse over the years as I try to block the sound out or dont bring it up... especially now with quarantine its become more unbariable then ever.

its not just a sound you dont like, like again nails on a chalk board. while it makes most people cringe its more then that. its mostly just ordinary sounds (chewing, yawning,breathing, swallowing foot tapping, etc) 2/5 make me want to straight up frickn die. :((
i feel like it'll get so much more worse if i dont bring it up sooner or later... ​
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2 answers:
Tomtit [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer. Well u can. go. up. to. them. and. say. hey. can.  tallk. about. something. that. has. been. buging. Me. for. a. longtime?

Explanation:

After. they. say yes. tell. them. the. thing. that.  is buging. u.

andrew-mc [135]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Try to bring it up with another adult you can trust. Or if you can drive, you can go to the doctor and get it diagnosed for yourself.

Explanation:

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