#hyperacusis

[cringecorp]

[mellosdrawings]

I'm doing so great, guys.

[anafanjestic]

Ukyo definitely went to Senku one morning, dark circles under the eyes, to ask for a badass noise-cancelling headphones.

Young adults all trap together on the same ship for long period, sure have vivid night's activities...

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Auditory processing disorder and Hyperacusis is a pain

Autie-biographical Comics

[cripplepunk-sylveon]

Video from Socksfur

[thornsent]

misophonia, hyperacusis, and similar conditions are not the fault of the individual, nor are they "just a personal problem", they are disabilities that need accommodations and I'm tired of suffering because people without these conditions don't understand what it's like and never care to, either.

[fluffysystem]

To everyone setting off fireworks I wish you a happy

EAT SHIT AND DIE

[chelledoggo]

my overreactive tensor tympani muscle when i hear a loud, harsh, high pitched noise

[railroadreverie]

hello i am autistic i consider myself to be disabled. i'd like to talk a bit about my struggles

i deal with significant cognitive difficulties that make learning difficult, as well as maintaining conversations and navigating complex concepts. I do not think in language without effort, and never have. i struggle with language, having lagged behind several years in speech development, and having been unable to read until I was about 8, and struggled to learn from then on. my cognitive issues have been gradually worsening since my mid teens; i struggle immensely to string words together in the way i wish, not helped by having to translate my thoughts into words. the stress of being a queer person in america, and having an extremely isolated and educationally neglectful upbringing have made it more and more difficult for me to function. it's becoming increasingly difficult for me to maintain my relationships as basic communication is confusing and laborious. if you dont hear much from me as you used to, im sorry and i miss you. with hyperacusis, the ever presence of noise, of loud family and the ever-increasing traffic surrounding me, and lawn mowers and goat knows what else. my emotional regulation is awful so it drives me to breakdowns often. i cant use my head at all when the sound build up too much. and i have no quiet place i can go to. i just want a quiet place.

this diability month please take a bit of time for us with autism, to care, to accomodate. learn common struggles and try to do something to make room for those with them, if you can. keep those of us who dont have the ability to accomodate ourselves, either by poverty or dependance on others. thank you, and stay cool out there northerners, and keep warm southerners

[mossy-thing]

My Lord of the rings hyper fixation has reached a new high.

I was sitting in the gym class room with the entire school today because of 1. day organisation, and they applauded the whole time for like two hours or something idk.

I was feeling incredibly overstimulated and close to a meltdown when suddenly a moth flew past me. My head shot up, my breathing slowed, my panic levels sunk down about 20%, because I saw a fucking moth and my First Thought was "Holy shit Manwë??"

You know what, I'll take it. This is fine. Better than a meltdown.

[redacted-coiner]

Hyperacusus of intensity, Hyperacusus/Hyperacusis, Annoying Hyperacusis

Hyperacusis of fear, Misophonia, Pain Hyperacusis

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[nernaucreature]

Hyperacusis, Misophonia or hearing sensitivity.

[masquerade-flags]

Can I have a combo for TMD (temporomandibular dysfunction) + hyperacousis? And a psychotic + tinnitus flag combo?

A TMD and hyperacousis combo, and a psychosis and tinnitus combo flags

I used this TMD flag, the general hyperacusis from this post, and this psychotic flag, with this tinnitus flag

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Hi,

i was wondering if sensory issues regarding hearing feels outright painful, or can it make you feel other ways too? I am currently going to get my ASD assessment soon, but not sure if i have sensory issues regarding sound/hearing.

Whenever the atmosphere around me gets too loud or overwhelming, i dont feel physical pain, but i feel more scared/anxious. I always put on noise cancelling headphones so i can feel calm again. But i've heard from my neurodivergent friends that sensory issues regarding sound feels physically painful.

Thank you

Hi there,

Hearing sensitivity is common. One think I have is Hyperacusis. Basically sensitivity to sounds. Even silence hurts my ears sometimes.

Here’s an article about it if you’re curious:

I hope you find this helpful. Thank you for the inbox. I hope you have a wonderful day/night. ♥️

[froggiefataleart]

ouch! a bit of sensory overload

[loser-pet]

I had an ear appointment yesterday due to pains when in high/low altitude, occasional ringing (probably definitely tinnitus), earaches, and occasionally not being able to process what people are saying, and welp… this makes sense ⬇️

also when I was getting my hearing tested, we went into a soundproof room, and OMG. I had never been in one before then, but the second I stepped in, I was in heaven 😭. like, there was no electrical humming, no background noises, it was amazing!!!! I wanted to stay in there forever, and my mom joked that I should make my room soundproofed lol.

also that hearing test was weird… I was very confused with this one test where you heard a sentence and had to repeat it, but they gradually layered in background sounds to make it harder to understand what the sentence was. it hurt my ears and brain a lot, oooof. apparently I did really good, but I felt like I sucked lol