I don't have any of those but some times I wish I could afford absolute silence.
You ever think of going through a Sensory Deprivation Experience?
i never really stood still with the fact that it is abnormal to pause shows/movies 20 times to mutter and repeat stuff to myself like an autist.
Has this urge ever happened from things outside of shows and movies?
i also have misophonia and can get very annoyed at people's... noises. also does not impede on my life and with some minor focus i get over it. gives me cognitive dissonance though
How long does it take to get annoyed with it?
there is one more odd behaviour that i've never spoken about. on the right side of my head, in the space 30 - 50 centimetres behind and next to my ear, I have a continuous awareness. it's like I can feel a very strong "rightness" there which gives me the urge to overcompensate. what I do then is flick my left hand's thumb behind the space of my left ear. this registered movement feels like scratching an invisible awareness itch. it's not something i've heard about before, because what I've noted in the beginning i think applies to a lot of people. this is the strongest urge that appears when I'm aware of it and disappears the moment i'm distracted again by something else. doesn't impede on my life, I can even experiment with it and play around. moving inanimate objects around my left "awareness area" does not have the same effect. it must be my own body.
This is kind of building an image of the compulsive nature present within disorders like OCD, but if it's not impeding your life they'd be written off in the field as 'quirks'.
I don't have any of those but some times I wish I could afford absolute silence.
You ever think of going through a Sensory Deprivation Experience?
I really wish I could do that daily.
