Watch this video. If you are driven to extreme anger or discomfort, you may have a disorder called Misophonia according to this article.
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Misophonia—a term coined by researchers studying ear ringing in the early 2000s [PDF]— means “hatred of sound,” but it generally refers to a hatred of specifically human sounds. These are often related to eating (like lip smacking or chewing) or related to repetitive sounds like breathing or pen-clicking. These sounds don’t just annoy, they cause extreme distress and anger, often resulting in the patient lashing out verbally or physically. Animal sounds don’t affect misaphonics, nor do sounds they produce themselves.
I'm annoyed, but it's not enough to warrant a specific condition.
Ahh. I'm not even kidding. This (depending on the time) makes me so mad, that I really want to hurt someone. Once, I was writing an essay and I was under pressure. Someone was chewing gum (it was a very, very slight sound) and I almost got up or screamed.
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I'm annoyed, but it's not enough to warrant a specific condition.
Though listening to the video made me cringe and giggle at the same time 
