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My girlfriend friend has this thing called misophonia its a sensitivity to noises It apparently causes her to shake violenty cry and have suicidal thoughts/self harm i talk to her about it she says she's in the right mind when it happens though so chances of her acutaly doing are very slim i asked her if i can help in anyway at all she told there's nothing i could do she also said its been getting worse over the last 6 months I'm extremely worried we both have a history of self harm we've only be together for a month but i really care about her what
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>>18533705
Your life sounds like this month's hottest indie romantic drama starring Michael Cera and Emma Roberts. You should write a script about your life and pass it to a movie director. This won't solve your situation, but it's better to cry in a Ferrari than between those four walls, anon.
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show us the documentated diagnose
until then you are a slipper who tolerates tantrums
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Therapy. Get her to go and they will help her. Stay supportive and don't be pushy but make sure she goes. Relationship and her mental health will plummet otherwise.
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>>18533705
Misophonia doesn't directly cause suicidal thoughts and self harm, just discomfort
The two issues are separate
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