Misokinesia is a little-known condition characterized by an intense aversion to fidgeting, such as leg bouncing or finger tapping. Recent research highlights the emotional distress it can cause, often overlapping with misophonia, a dislike of certain noises. Interviews with individuals suffering from the condition reveal severe reactions like anger and anxiety triggered by repetitive movements. Experts emphasize the condition’s prevalence and the need for greater awareness and understanding. Though there are no formal statistics, anecdotal evidence suggests that a significant portion of the population may suffer from misokinesia.