Psychiatrists have only recently become aware of mesophonia. As a result, it doesn't have a clear psychiatric definition. For people like meredith, the sounds that trigger hermesophonia can be much more subtle and they can come from anywhere. My triggers are eating gum, popping, slurping, feet, shuffling, bace coming from cars and apartments, keyboard typing. Newer ones are whistling and humming.

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