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My sensory sensitivity for some reason has sky rocketed within the last six or so months. I cannot even handle people talking to me sometimes anymore without lashing out at them. I have a pair of birds that are not even that noisy as far as birds go, but they are killing me. I hate them now, even though I used to enjoy their company. I hate them and I want them gone, and it makes me feel like a horrible pet owner. They’re just being birds. It gets so bad I have crying fits, and I fantasize about setting them free outside just to make the noise stop (I’d never do it, and my family members wouldn’t let me). I just want to stay in my room with all the lights off and earplugs in all day and night. I don’t remember this being such a problem before a couple years ago. What might have caused this sudden burst of intense sensory issues? I am being screened for adhd and bipolar in a couple weeks by the way.

    • Suze

      756d

      Highly sensitive people are often at odds with unnecessary noise. Have you tried ear plugs? You are not alone. It might just be a phase but if not eventually you will learn to compensate. Remember deep breathing and meditation helps

    • louloucrybaby

      756d

      i understand this completely. too much noise happening at once instantly irritates me and i get mean. i don’t mean to be rude but i really can’t help it

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