Misokinesia, an intense aversion to repetitive movements made by others, is gaining recognition as researchers delve into its effects. Individuals experience severe emotional reactions, ranging from anxiety to anger, when confronted with fidgeting behaviors such as tapping or hair twiddling. Experts like Dr. Jane Gregory associate it with misophonia, creating a spectrum of discomfort. Many suffer in silence, often adapting their social interactions to manage this condition, which can be debilitating and impact daily life. Ongoing studies aim to shed light on its prevalence and potential management strategies.