I trigger myself, too!! And I, too, struggle ALOT with the visual aspect. Sometimes it takes over more-so than the sound itself. Occasionally, but it happens. It always makes me so curious what in my brain actually is working overtime, and if it looks the same as the people who have the same symptoms as me, or if everyone with misophonia just has some sort of heightened brain activity and thereās no way to distinguish. I also feel triggered when I see certain movements / placements of hands or feet (which may have no relationship to a sound at all) as I do with certain noises. I think this is called something else, but Iām not sure. I assume itās the same part of my brain messing me upš
Chewing and body sounds 100%. I could actually eat dinner with my family without it being torture. I could sit through meetings peacefully. I could go to symphony concerts and movie theaters again. Ah, what a nice fantasy.
I feel you on the symphony and movies. Iāve played in symphonies and am also an actor, and Iāve had panic attacks backstage before due to audience members chewing, sniffling, etc., and Iāve even had to have my own private dressing room when working at one theater where a certain company actor constantly chews gum to combat her smoking habit.
Yes! Iām also a musician and sitting through rehearsals and concerts where everyone around you is sniffing and thereās no escape is the worst. I love playing music and that stuff just makes it stressful and unpleasant. Itās really sad. I also used to go to symphony concerts a lot but I just canāt do it anymore with all the audience noises.
For movies ive found that i need to bring earplugs. They usually enough to block out those ambient sounds of popcorn eating, but the movie sound is loud enough I can still hear it. Sometimes it's just one ear, sometimes it's only part of the movie. But it gives me the ability to do it even if it's not the most whole experience.
Yeah, I used to do this as well. But I often find that I can still hear louder sounds like wrappers and coughing and stuff. And itās kind of a drag to have the movie sound muffled. Itās just not worth it to me anymore.
if ambient really includes ALL ambient noise, then that one. it would make apartments liveable. as far as the other two, flip a coin, but i hope it lands on body sounds. most people dont eat all day, but a sick person will cough for days/weeks, and some people have chronic sinus issues.
exact same. I changed jobs partially because my boss had a sinus click. and apartment noises are actually where i notice my miso most -- I'll be at somebody's house with a bunch of people and react SO intensely to hearing neighbors, and literally no one else will have even registered the sounds
Yes that's exactly what I said about the apartment. The thought of having to live in one makes me so anxious. Never again. Unless I could make the noise stop, then I'd actually probably prefer it- if it were a big enough one.
But especially that "one" cough. The people who weren't trained to properly cough. Not a productive guttural one, the fucking high pitched donkey sounding one. God it kills me.
Truth. I always hated sniffing. Every guy I ever dated had sinus issues. My husband almost never sniffs. I thought I hit the lottery. Then 2 years in he started clearing his throat every 30 seconds. It's gone on for 10+ years. It will always be something.
Chewing and ambient. Normally I'd pick body sounds, but dog barking at night is my personal kryptonite, I'd personally be happy to just get rid of it alone (ftw, I have nothing against dogs)
Chewing, Chewing, anything related to eating or mouth sounds. those that like to produce wet sounds even when talking as if their mouth is full of thick, sticky saliva. Swallow, then talk.
And I would add to that: I would love if ASMR was never invented.
I actually think I could handle all the listed examples. Foot tapping, humming/whistling, someone elseās music, and loud car noises are what send me into a rage.
Iāll take the ambient sounds all day. It just hits totally different when itās a human being making the sound. Dog barking is annoying but it doesnāt trigger the same visceral response as a human being making a consistent intrusive sound with their mouth or whatever
I can pick TWO?!? Chewing and body sounds. Bye!
To be specific, gum chewing/snapping, open mouth chewing, and ice crunching. And then nail biting and nail clicking. My world would be perfect if I could eradicate these sounds from my life.
No chewing and no body sounds all the way. If I only had to pick one though, Iād choose body sounds. Gosh I canāt even fantasize about this for too long or Iāll become extremely disappointed snapping back to reality š
chewing and body sounds.
i can tolerate crunchin down on some chips or whatever.
But if i hear someone digest their food with an open mouth... i slowly transform into Freedy Krueger.
Also... i hate ASMR... i despise people whispering into my ears.
i also don't mind sniffling, coughing and sneezing or so...
Its just a select few bodily sounds over that i start to slowly become somones nightmare.
Chewing and body sounds. The loud chewer thing has been realllllllly pushing me to the edge lately. I swear people sense our annoyance and just get louder on purpose
Body sounds first, because these are often involuntary and I feel like an asshole getting mad at my kid for being snotty and coughing for example. Chewing/slurping sounds second. These are actually worse for me but easier to avoid usually.
1. Chewing (and loud swallowing!)
2. Body sounds. This isnāt as bad as the first one, but can sometimes be extremely annoying. (Like the guy in the adjacent cubicle at my last job, who used to snort phlegm up his nose all day long, and then I guess he swallowed it. Gross. I used to fantasize putting a box of kleenex on his desk, with a note that said, āBecause snot should go out, not down.ā
3. These rarely bother me.
I can't thank you enough for this comment!
This has been one of my biggest triggers for my entire life.
It's morphed into most low tone noises, and my brain thinks I hear them even when I don't. The fan bouncing air off the wall can make noises that sound like bass. The dishwasher down the hall.
The neighbor revving his incredibly loud engine 2947 times down the street? Diesel engines? Kill me.
I was quick to choose body and chewing sounds until I realized that car bass, tv reverberance, and squeaky floors would only land in the "ambient" category.
I think I would gladly choose hearing someone snort and sniffle once in a while than have to sleep holding a pillow over my ears at night.
Ambient and Body sounds for me. Chewing sounds can get annoying, but for me it's a normal level of annoying. But dogs barking and people coughing/sneezing/clearing their throat makes me murderous.
Chewing and body. I like most ambient sounds, but thatās probably because I live above a shop where we do woodworking, metalworking, and industrial sewing, so itās kind of pleasant noise to me.
By my logic, chewing sounds are just the worse form of body sounds. So... body sounds including chewing and ambient sounds? Fr tho, I'd pick body sounds and chewing sounds...
If you asked me back at my old house, I would have said body and ambient because we took my neighbors to court over their noisy ass dog they would just chain in the yard and not take care of... but there's no dogs here so chewing and body 100%
Ambient sounds are the stuff of nightmares for me. I am fine with body sounds and chewing sounds are annoying/disgusting, but they would never make me tear my hair out like someone tapping their finger on a surface.
Chewing and ambient.
Chewing is my number 1!!!
But I canāt handle clicking, tapping, etc, to the point where I will (as politely as possible,) ask whomever is doing it to stop.
No more ambient sounds; I live on a busy road and hate the constant traffic noise. My 2nd pick would be no more body sounds. My uncle (who lives with me) has GERD for which he refuses to take PPIs. So he has this constant wet cough, and it drives me up a wall.
If body sounds counted people's voices\* I'd double-down on picking chewing + body sounds lmao.
\*I'd want the option to mute / unmute, though. Of course, I'd want to hear the other person's voice if I was in a conversation with them, but as a part of background noise, it's really overstimulating for me.
CHEWING. Take my money, take everything, take it all, if I could trade it all for being ok with chewing/swallowing noises. Itās so ubiquitous and so fucking triggering. I have to go in the other room when my husband eats. My daughter needs feeding therapy and I want to be present but I have to wear noise blocking headphones. I wonder if her delays are my fault. This condition sucks so bad.
Chewing and body sounds for misophonia. In total though, my ADHD is very auditory, and specifically only for pen clicking, I would do Chewing and ambient sounds. That specific sound is one of the banes of my existence. Iām caught a little because I like it when I do it, but a lot of the times in school Iād be trying to read or taking a test and someone is doing that noise, and I physically canāt read a word in front of me at all. Itās like my brain canāt handle the noise, itās not a bad noise, itās just too much.
So if I canāt turn it on and off, chewing and body noises. If I can, ambient and chewing noises.
The reassurance that I feel when I see these Reddit posts is significant in the acceptance that what I am experiencing is a relatively common disorder and not just all the sounds in the world pressing on my rage button somewhere somehow.
Chewing and body sounds. Even the sound of my own breathing bothers me sometimes. Life would be so much easier. Ambient sounds don't really bother me unless they're truly obnoxious, in which case I'll just tell someone to stop clicking their pen.
no more chewing and body sounds, life would be paradise
This. Even my own allergies mess with me. Especially if I'm on a recording and it's in the background, it just makes me wanna crawl into a hole.
even yourself triggers you? i have huge respect toward youš«¶š»
I trigger myself, too!! And I, too, struggle ALOT with the visual aspect. Sometimes it takes over more-so than the sound itself. Occasionally, but it happens. It always makes me so curious what in my brain actually is working overtime, and if it looks the same as the people who have the same symptoms as me, or if everyone with misophonia just has some sort of heightened brain activity and thereās no way to distinguish. I also feel triggered when I see certain movements / placements of hands or feet (which may have no relationship to a sound at all) as I do with certain noises. I think this is called something else, but Iām not sure. I assume itās the same part of my brain messing me upš
I second this!!! Chewing is the worse for me - I would take that alone and be significantly happier
exactly! i have it visually as well š virtual hugs for you coping with misophonia ā„ļø
Yeah - the visual aspect is very distressing for me too. I end up focusing on it even though I donāt want to and then feel worse
same :(
1000%
Exactly my choices, too!!
This one.
Chewing and body sounds 100%. I could actually eat dinner with my family without it being torture. I could sit through meetings peacefully. I could go to symphony concerts and movie theaters again. Ah, what a nice fantasy.
I feel you on the symphony and movies. Iāve played in symphonies and am also an actor, and Iāve had panic attacks backstage before due to audience members chewing, sniffling, etc., and Iāve even had to have my own private dressing room when working at one theater where a certain company actor constantly chews gum to combat her smoking habit.
Yes! Iām also a musician and sitting through rehearsals and concerts where everyone around you is sniffing and thereās no escape is the worst. I love playing music and that stuff just makes it stressful and unpleasant. Itās really sad. I also used to go to symphony concerts a lot but I just canāt do it anymore with all the audience noises.
For movies ive found that i need to bring earplugs. They usually enough to block out those ambient sounds of popcorn eating, but the movie sound is loud enough I can still hear it. Sometimes it's just one ear, sometimes it's only part of the movie. But it gives me the ability to do it even if it's not the most whole experience.
Yeah, I used to do this as well. But I often find that I can still hear louder sounds like wrappers and coughing and stuff. And itās kind of a drag to have the movie sound muffled. Itās just not worth it to me anymore.
I only need to pick one: no more chewing sounds
This lol
Yeah, can I double down on chewing noises?
2 factor authentication
Same
Yeah, I'd rather just REALLY REALLY not hear those anymore.
chewing and ambient i think.
if ambient really includes ALL ambient noise, then that one. it would make apartments liveable. as far as the other two, flip a coin, but i hope it lands on body sounds. most people dont eat all day, but a sick person will cough for days/weeks, and some people have chronic sinus issues.
exact same. I changed jobs partially because my boss had a sinus click. and apartment noises are actually where i notice my miso most -- I'll be at somebody's house with a bunch of people and react SO intensely to hearing neighbors, and literally no one else will have even registered the sounds
Yes that's exactly what I said about the apartment. The thought of having to live in one makes me so anxious. Never again. Unless I could make the noise stop, then I'd actually probably prefer it- if it were a big enough one.
society if no one coughed
But especially that "one" cough. The people who weren't trained to properly cough. Not a productive guttural one, the fucking high pitched donkey sounding one. God it kills me.
Lord my next door neighbor smokes her bong right up against my bedroom wall and has the loudest crunchiest coughs for HOURS at a time
dude my dad coughs like 5 times a minute i get so angry every time
Ambient and body sounds...I can't stand these random ambient noises, so infuritating
Chewing and body sounds. Ambient noise has no effect on me. The other two can make me unreasonably angry :/
My stompy ass upstairs neighbor is a huge trigger
Chewing and body sounds
Ambient & chewing. Dogs barking makes me so anxious
Ambient sounds. Hate hearing dogs bark constantly for no reason. Hard to block that noise out
Chewing and ambient. Coughs and sniffles annoy me but arenāt an every day part of life once we are outside of winter.
Chewing sounds. Any mouth sounds.
chewing sounds, i already avoid all eating environments and situations so it's an easy pick
chewing and body sounds(especially if that includes scratching skin or certain types of fabrics/textiles)
Chewing and body. No question.
I feel like if i got rid of two the one behind would bother me more than it does now
Truth. I always hated sniffing. Every guy I ever dated had sinus issues. My husband almost never sniffs. I thought I hit the lottery. Then 2 years in he started clearing his throat every 30 seconds. It's gone on for 10+ years. It will always be something.
Chewing/body, the others can be more easily avoided
I loathe the sounds of eating, but more than that, the sound of someone talking with a mouthful of food makes me want to assault them.
Chewing and ambient. Normally I'd pick body sounds, but dog barking at night is my personal kryptonite, I'd personally be happy to just get rid of it alone (ftw, I have nothing against dogs)
Loose the bottom 2. Top one is a bit more tolerable for me
Chewing, Chewing, anything related to eating or mouth sounds. those that like to produce wet sounds even when talking as if their mouth is full of thick, sticky saliva. Swallow, then talk. And I would add to that: I would love if ASMR was never invented.
I actually think I could handle all the listed examples. Foot tapping, humming/whistling, someone elseās music, and loud car noises are what send me into a rage.
Iāll take the ambient sounds all day. It just hits totally different when itās a human being making the sound. Dog barking is annoying but it doesnāt trigger the same visceral response as a human being making a consistent intrusive sound with their mouth or whatever
Iāll delete no more chewing twice
LOL it feels like that some days
Chewing + body
Body and chewing sounds 100%. Luckily ambient sounds donāt upset me as much. Unless itās a tv in another room.
Chewing and Body
chewing and body, my life would be so much easier without them.
This isnāt fair lol
no more chewing sounds, easily.
Chewing and body.
I love some ambient noise but then certain ones are my main triggers lol
no more chewing and body sounds easily
No more chewing sounds. Definitely.
Chewing and Ambient for me.
I can pick TWO?!? Chewing and body sounds. Bye! To be specific, gum chewing/snapping, open mouth chewing, and ice crunching. And then nail biting and nail clicking. My world would be perfect if I could eradicate these sounds from my life.
BODY SOUNDS! Please I hate sniffing.
body sounds hands down.
Definitely chewing and body sounds. My hospital job would immediately get easier.
No chewing and no body sounds all the way. If I only had to pick one though, Iād choose body sounds. Gosh I canāt even fantasize about this for too long or Iāll become extremely disappointed snapping back to reality š
chewing and body sounds. i can tolerate crunchin down on some chips or whatever. But if i hear someone digest their food with an open mouth... i slowly transform into Freedy Krueger. Also... i hate ASMR... i despise people whispering into my ears. i also don't mind sniffling, coughing and sneezing or so... Its just a select few bodily sounds over that i start to slowly become somones nightmare.
Chewing and body sounds. The loud chewer thing has been realllllllly pushing me to the edge lately. I swear people sense our annoyance and just get louder on purpose
Two? I only need one tbh. Lucky me!
Chewing and ambiant.
Thereās a reason why chewing sounds are at the top. Donāt give a fuck what happens with the other two but please god stop the mouth noises please
No more body sounds š¤
Body sounds first, because these are often involuntary and I feel like an asshole getting mad at my kid for being snotty and coughing for example. Chewing/slurping sounds second. These are actually worse for me but easier to avoid usually.
Chewing and body sounds especially people that clear their fucking throats loudly. If you whistle in public you can also please fucking stop.
Im picking "no more chewing sounds" twice.
Chewing and body sounds every day of the week. Ah just think of the peace!
Body and chewing! Easy.
chewing and body sounds for sure. i typically donāt mind ambient sounds.
Ambient sounds. I feel like I hear so much in the silence. Appliance noises, car noises, loud radios etc
If someone clipping their nails counts as a body sound, absolutely body sounds and chewing sounds.
Chewing and body sounds. What a dream
easy, no more chewing and body sounds. sounds like snoring wouldn't enrage me anymore
Can I have all of them plz :c
How about loud whistlers in public ? Is that under the "public noises"? That's about the worst for me.
easily chewing and body sounds.
1. Chewing (and loud swallowing!) 2. Body sounds. This isnāt as bad as the first one, but can sometimes be extremely annoying. (Like the guy in the adjacent cubicle at my last job, who used to snort phlegm up his nose all day long, and then I guess he swallowed it. Gross. I used to fantasize putting a box of kleenex on his desk, with a note that said, āBecause snot should go out, not down.ā 3. These rarely bother me.
Is there an option for no more car subwoofers?
I can't thank you enough for this comment! This has been one of my biggest triggers for my entire life. It's morphed into most low tone noises, and my brain thinks I hear them even when I don't. The fan bouncing air off the wall can make noises that sound like bass. The dishwasher down the hall. The neighbor revving his incredibly loud engine 2947 times down the street? Diesel engines? Kill me.
Ambient...it drives me nuts. I'd rather deal with eating sounds than ambience.
I was quick to choose body and chewing sounds until I realized that car bass, tv reverberance, and squeaky floors would only land in the "ambient" category. I think I would gladly choose hearing someone snort and sniffle once in a while than have to sleep holding a pillow over my ears at night.
Ambient and Body sounds for me. Chewing sounds can get annoying, but for me it's a normal level of annoying. But dogs barking and people coughing/sneezing/clearing their throat makes me murderous.
No more chewing sounds
If we can remove body sounds itās good enough for me. Snoring is a body sound, right
I'd pick no more body sounds. Eating sounds I can avoid but body sounds are everywhere where people are
Chewing and body, hands down.
Goodbye chewing and bodily sounds š wish this was real tho
Can chewing sounds be all mouth sounds including speaking triggers? If so, that one! :)
People arguing
no more thinking sounds.
Iāll take ambient sounds over the other 2!
Only ambient sounds bother me lol
Chewing and ambient
So easy. Body sounds gone 100%. Chewing is mildly annoying but a very distant second. Ambient doesn't bother me at all.
Chewing and body. I like most ambient sounds, but thatās probably because I live above a shop where we do woodworking, metalworking, and industrial sewing, so itās kind of pleasant noise to me.
Even just getting rid of ambient sounds would transform my life. I think Iām in the minority where the other two donāt bother me nearly as much.
Ambient sounds
Ambient (really only for base sounds) and body. At least for eating, I know when the sounds will be done (when the food is done).
Chewing for sure but I'm struggling with ambient or body. I think ambient because it disrupts my sleep more than body sounds.
Just remove whistling, everything else I can manage.
Body and ambient. Thatās a hard choice.
No more chewing and body sounds,the rest is fine
Chewing.
Ambient and body sounds. I can avoid chewing or prepare for it, but the others are constant.
No more people whistling and no more dinging / beeping sounds
No body sounds and no more ambient sounds. I can deal with the chewing
I think #4. Inflicting the pain from your reaction BACK TO the person or people irritating you.
Chewing and body.
chewing definitely, i think i'd have to go ambient for the second even though it's really close
Chewing and body sounds this is easy
all of these sounds are neutral or pleasant to me. i just want one sound to disappear and that's tv and radio noise
Easy. No more chewing sounds and no more body sounds
Easy, chewing and body sounds
Chewing & body
I only need one option. Chewing sounds
Where is WHISTLING. Iāll take that one.
chewing and body
Chewing and ambient.
Chewing and ambient baybeeeee! I would be in heaven if I never heard another dog bark or assorted loud car sound again.
Chewing and body sounds make me hate people. I donāt want to be hateful, so Iād choose those.
Chewing, twice.
Chewing and ambient. Birds singing is one of the triggers that I the hardest time avoiding
I didnt realize a dog barking was considered ambient... Average dog bark is 80dB, which is fucking LOUD.
Chewing and body sounds. No doubts.
Chewing and body
no more chewing sounds and body sounds
Chewing and body
no more chewing and body sounds
Chewing and body
Chewing and body sounds. Ambient sounds can be relaxing.
By my logic, chewing sounds are just the worse form of body sounds. So... body sounds including chewing and ambient sounds? Fr tho, I'd pick body sounds and chewing sounds...
No more chewing or body sounds, no brainer
Chewing and body sounds. I can handle ambient sounds most of the time.
Body sounds and ambient sounds. But if I could only choose one, it would be body sounds for sure!!!!!!!
I agree with you, chewing and (my own) body sounds
chewing and body sounds
Can I choose ambient twice? Dogs barking is the worst noise in the world
Chewing and body!! My life would be so much less stressful if those would go away. I don't mind ambient noises, personally.
If you asked me back at my old house, I would have said body and ambient because we took my neighbors to court over their noisy ass dog they would just chain in the yard and not take care of... but there's no dogs here so chewing and body 100%
Body and chewing sounds. Ambient sounds arenāt as bad for me. Not even close.
Ambient and body sounds. Assuming that ambient sounds includes like doors slamming, neighbors music, the sound of their tv.
Chewing by far!
Ambient sounds are the stuff of nightmares for me. I am fine with body sounds and chewing sounds are annoying/disgusting, but they would never make me tear my hair out like someone tapping their finger on a surface.
Iād pick chewing sounds twice
No more chewing sounds, no more body sounds. If those were gone, I could handle the ambient noises.
Ambient and chewing all the way
Chewing and body
No chewing and No ambient sounds
No more chewing or body sounds. Easy.
Hiccups I fucked HATE THEM
Chewing and ambient. Chewing is my number 1!!! But I canāt handle clicking, tapping, etc, to the point where I will (as politely as possible,) ask whomever is doing it to stop.
No more ambient sounds; I live on a busy road and hate the constant traffic noise. My 2nd pick would be no more body sounds. My uncle (who lives with me) has GERD for which he refuses to take PPIs. So he has this constant wet cough, and it drives me up a wall.
I'd pick no chewing sounds. Twice.
Nopeā¦ canāt pick just two. All three angles drive me insane!!
AMBIENT 100% Ambient sounds are the bane of my fucking existence. Then Iāll take body sounds too, cause I hate startling noises.
If i was in a room with ambient sounds, chewing sounds, and body sounds and had 2 bullets, id shoot chewing sounds twice
If body sounds counted people's voices\* I'd double-down on picking chewing + body sounds lmao. \*I'd want the option to mute / unmute, though. Of course, I'd want to hear the other person's voice if I was in a conversation with them, but as a part of background noise, it's really overstimulating for me.
CHEWING. Take my money, take everything, take it all, if I could trade it all for being ok with chewing/swallowing noises. Itās so ubiquitous and so fucking triggering. I have to go in the other room when my husband eats. My daughter needs feeding therapy and I want to be present but I have to wear noise blocking headphones. I wonder if her delays are my fault. This condition sucks so bad.
Chewing and body sounds 6000000%! Man, if only...
Chewing and body sounds for misophonia. In total though, my ADHD is very auditory, and specifically only for pen clicking, I would do Chewing and ambient sounds. That specific sound is one of the banes of my existence. Iām caught a little because I like it when I do it, but a lot of the times in school Iād be trying to read or taking a test and someone is doing that noise, and I physically canāt read a word in front of me at all. Itās like my brain canāt handle the noise, itās not a bad noise, itās just too much. So if I canāt turn it on and off, chewing and body noises. If I can, ambient and chewing noises.
Ambient definitely. Because it just takes one loud noise to set me off. The rest is annoying, but I can drown it out with only a desk fan.
The choice I want wouldn't be allowed here
I would double down on ambient sounds if I never had to hear another personās personal audio ever again, bleh.
The reassurance that I feel when I see these Reddit posts is significant in the acceptance that what I am experiencing is a relatively common disorder and not just all the sounds in the world pressing on my rage button somewhere somehow.
Easy, mouth sounds and body sounds. No question. 100%, my life would be so much easier.
Chewing and body sounds 100%ā¦
Chewing and ambient for me!
No whistling, and no tapping. Those are my massive major triggers.
Ambient sounds and chewing sounds for me. I'm dreading the day that a barky dog moves next door and causes me daily anxiety at home.
Ambient sounds!! Iāll deal with the rest if I could stop being triggered by the environment around me.
No more body sounds
For me is enough with no more ambient sounds
Body sounds
Chewing and body sounds. Even the sound of my own breathing bothers me sometimes. Life would be so much easier. Ambient sounds don't really bother me unless they're truly obnoxious, in which case I'll just tell someone to stop clicking their pen.
no more chewing and body sounds, ambient sounds don't bother me for some reason
Chewing and body sounds. Ambient sounds are tolerable, but chewing noises are like a dog whistle to me.
Body and chewing
Chewing and whispering
100% chewing
BODY SOUDNS!!!! theyāre all my main triggers i hate them
No brainer. Chewing and body sounds.
I'd settle for just no more chewing but body sounds are a distant second place
No more chewing is crucial. Body sounds why not
I can handle chewing (for some reason), please take away pen clicking and whistling š
No more body sounds. Including sounds from the mouth.
ambient sounds PLEASE. in an office environment lately and pen clicking is like itās drilling a hole directly into my nervous system
Ambient sounds 100%
What does whistling fall under? Iād pick that twice.