Has research shed any light on the relationship between trigger sounds and unwanted sexual stimuli? Since I was very young, chewing sounds (or just looking at someone chewing gum for example) give me very uncomfortable sensations, many times alongside absolutely undesired sexual responses from my body. It's a sensation almost of being violated, especially uncomfortable when the triggers come from people close to us, and it's something that I've seen talked about a lot in the misophonia subreddit. Can you help with some explanation on why that happens?
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Has research shed any light on the relationship between trigger sounds and unwanted sexual stimuli? Since I was very young, chewing sounds (or just looking at someone chewing gum for example) give me very uncomfortable sensations, many times alongside absolutely undesired sexual responses from my body. It's a sensation almost of being violated, especially uncomfortable when the triggers come from people close to us, and it's something that I've seen talked about a lot in the misophonia subreddit. Can you help with some explanation on why that happens?
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