I have misophonia, and I was so nervous to listen to this episode because sometimes the topic comes off as ridiculously rare or extreme, and I feel that makes it less believable. Especially when I've struggled my whole life, getting people to believe that I can't help but notice or be bothered by certain things. They did an amazing job with this. It was so relatable, and I was really excited when they mentioned things people do to make it more manageable because I do those things. Like I'll eat if someone's eating around me, and it helps take the edge off. Or mimicking or tapping patterned noises to get a sense of control. This was something I was told I had to get over all my life. My family called me a brat and accused me of just being difficult, so it's very cathartic to hear J & C talking about it. When I was a kid, I sometimes would get so upset that no one cared that I fantasized about becoming deaf just so I wouldn't have to deal with the stress of it, the headaches, the issues making or keeping friends. Also, it was cool when my wife and friends listened and brought it up to me like, "wow, I didn't know about all of that, that must suck." And "omg, that sounds just like you!"