CityOfAngels

Ok, so the area around my neck and ears is VERY sensitive to temperature and sound. Whenever I'm making out with a girl, if she goes for my ears, I have to try really hard not to push her off. It kind of puts me in a trance where I can't do anything until either she stops or I make her stop. That's all fine and dandy, but the thing is, whenever I get haircuts, the buzzing sound from the clippers makes a nerve in my mid-lower back JUMP. So you'll see me sitting there, getting a haircut, and all of a sudden my head jerks forward, or my shoulders shrug rapidly. It's really annoying and embarassing.

So I'm due for another haircut. As usual, I've waited 'till the last minute to get it done just because of how much of an unpleasurable experience it is for me to have to tell the barber, "I can't blame you if you fark up the hairline on my neck," and have to experience that nerve thing. It sucks; it really does. I'm just wondering; how common if at all is this? Is there any way to treat it? Or am I pretty much doomed with what I've got?

One thing I've noticed is the nerve has a tendency to jump less when the clippers are by my left ear. I am almost completely deaf in that ear due to a physical deformity in my inner ear, causing the bones to close in on each other over time. I've also noticed that the clippers with the most high-pitched sound (the smaller ones used to square the neck hairline) are the most likely to cause my nerve to jump.

This has been going on all my life; I just figured maybe, just maybe, someone would have some sort of information about it.

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