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Input: Okay, so for context I (18F) live with my parents and our 1 year old dog. Mom is usually the one who takes the dog out before sleep since I am afraid of the dark and dad is not that invested in the dog. 

This, combined with the fact that she gets up early in the mornings, makes mom tired. So often she takes a nap before she takes the dog out. She likes sleeping on the couch (she says the TV is relaxing), instead of in her bedroom (who also has a TV). The problem is I likely have misophonia - a condition when specific sounds trigger negative emotions and thoughts. My trigger is snoring and guess what - mom snores, really loudly. It triggers emotions like sadness, frustration and anger, sometimes I just want to hit something when I hear the sound. So to keep her from snoring I keep her awake by pushing her with the foot so that she never really falls asleep, we can keep going like that for an hour - me pushing her til she stops snoring, while she still is half asleep.

She knows about my sensitivity against snoring but she doesn’t take it seriously. She also knows that I will  keep her awake unless she sleeps in her bedroom, but she still insists on sleeping on the couch. It is driving me crazy and I really try to block out the sound but it doesn’t always work. I feel guilty for waking her up, but I also feel like she should respect my intense feelings toward snoring, and sleep in her bedroom so I can more easily block out the sound. AITA?  

waking my mom all the time