The reality is that it's just a fancy name for people/things that sound annoying, and if you're forced to hear it for long periods of time, one day you might fi

The reality is that it's just a fancy name for people/things that sound annoying, and if you're forced to hear it for long periods of time, one day you might find it extremely more annoying to the point where you have to say something or walk away, usually coinciding with some other stress. Remember the Simpsons episode where Homer's nose whistling was what finally made Flanders snap? Whether it's a serious AND common AND acute disorder is up for debate. In the early/mid-2000's a fire started smoldering on the Internet regarding wanting to find a clinical jargony label for every aspect of life, and Wikipedia turned it into a wildfire.