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Is misophonia due to my ptsd?

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Lucius29
Lucius29

Without going in to much detail, I think I might have misophonia. The reason why because I live in college town and students/people play their music up loud, esp this guy who play his bass loud. It driving me insane. So insane that I almost jump off of my balcony because of the noise. I also almost punch a hole in my wall. I just get this urge to rage. I just wondering if it part ptsd, or is it something else? I been diagnose with ptsd. 

Another thing, can I break my lease of it? because the apartment manager have to provide a safe environment, and I don't feel safe. Thanks a lot. 

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  • sam18386
    sam18386 Lucius29

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    Legally you have the right to a safe, noise limited, secure environment. I know how you feel people like your neighbour are horrible and cause you to want to kill them. Noise pollution is anti social behaviour. The people doing this can end up in trouble. Is your property rented, bought, private or social housing. There are laws, as a citizen your neighbour must follow them. Good luck it's a tough one to deal with.

    • Lucius29
      Lucius29 sam18386

      Posted

      Thanks for replying back. Long story short. I lived here before, about 10 years ago and love it (same area). I liked the neighborhood, and being close to the football stadium. I moved in another apartment complex (same neighborhood but little bit up from my old house). Now the other tenant blast his bass when he is leaving and coming. My property is rented, and since I am anti social, and hate talking to people, I asked the landlord about moving out, and didn't put up a fight. I ask her and that was it. So I getting a social worker, and hopefully she can help me. Again Thanks a lot. 

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