Misokinesia is a condition marked by an intense aversion to small repetitive movements, such as fidgeting, which can provoke severe emotional reactions in those affected. While the condition is not well-known, researchers are beginning to explore its causes and impacts. Interviews with individuals suffering from misokinesia reveal common triggers including tapping, jiggling, and hair twiddling, often overlapping with another condition known as misophonia. Treatment strategies and the burden of daily life for those with the condition are discussed, emphasizing the need for greater awareness and understanding.