Weird thing about sitting

@RexG

I find your thread peculiar yet very interesting.

What has struck my mind is, perhaps you've experienced something similar to misophonia, but with sitting being the trigger, and not a particular sound? (I'm trying to find something parallel to illustrate this, I don't know whether there is actually something like increased sensitivity in response to sitting. Well, maybe there is, who knows!)

Do you also experience actual physical pain? Something like in the case of allodynia? Or does it feel like pain?

Maybe you have been fed up with a certain action or working at a desk and in result, your brain "associates" sitting with something you detest? (Perhaps breaking your work/study routine would help you?)

I'm trying to imagine what kind of feeling this is. I can often feel pain in my neck and lower back after sitting long hours at a desk, understandably, but I've never felt upset or hypersensitive due to sitting just like that.

My friend recently said, 'Let's stand up for a bit, I'm fed up with sitting here. Humans have not been created to sit, but rather to stand or lie down.' I don't know whether it is scientifically correct, but I think it's amusing. :)

@greenEyes2019

It is really odd... I dont feel any pain at all (except after sitting in school for 6 hours, but I regularly get up so the feeling doesnt come).

The closest description Ive come to so far is some kind of physicall illness like a flu. When someone has a flu they feel tired, muscle pain (especially eyes), dizzy, a little (or sometimes a lot) nauseous and bad in the background (since no one is happy with being sick...).

So when I sit for a long time I start feeling like I have a flu just without dizzines, pain and nausea. Literally like a flu without the flu. Sounds bizarre, but hopefully you can imagine it now (Just remembering the last time you were sick would be enough since you wont actually feel anything else besides that background feeling.)

But youve got a point about the brain associating sitting with bad things... Maybe I remember that I will feel the pain from sitting too long and associate it with physical illness... Strange is the brain...

Perhaps your friends got a point too: https://edition.cnn.com/2017/09/11/health/sitting-increases-risk-of-death-study/index.html (I just googled sitting too long) I guess sitting really is bad...