cuddly
for 2 år siden36
Do you have sensory issues?
If yes, which is your worst?
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- Light ☀️ 37%
- Fluorescent light 💡 35%
- Traffic sounds 🚦 22%
- Water 💧 7%
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boyofsummerfor 8 måneder siden
omfg and I always had to put shirts on under itchy Halloween costumes. Yeah I thought I was just being a crybaby and then when i got diagnosed it was like ohhhh
cuddlyfor 8 måneder siden
Ewwwwwwwwwww yes!
Sweating
14
i fjorI don’t know. I see that that sensory processing is a sign of ADHD. As an older female, my skin now is thin, dry, and more sensitive to itchy items: clothing tags. Many synthetic fabrics and hard plastic-type threads are used to sew seams & clothing tags. And my cheaper clothing uses cheaper materials rather than cotton. Cheaper fabrics also seem to melt a bit & form little prickly fibers and bonds that poke the skin and itch.
nut.driz7le
2
i fjortouching wet shower walls/wet hair, rubbing/scratching denim with hands, sensitive smell
bellabear1258for 6 måneder siden
dette skyldes faktisk at synsnerven din er nær nysenerverne dine, og det er faktisk ganske interessant og en ganske sjelden forekomst, men jeg tror det er mer vanlig hos nevrodivergente mennesker fordi jeg har møtt flere nevrodivergente mennesker som har det enn nevrotypiske mennesker
hopeiwontforget
13
for 2 år sidenI absolutely cannot stand the feeling of wet clothes. I live in a rainy city, so this is kinda a problem. I sometimes don’t leave the house when it rains a lot and even cancel meetings with friends or stuff because I know, getting there the only thing i think about is my wet jeans, hair, the wet jacket I need to put on later…… at home, when my clothes get wet accidentally, i change immediately 😂
Sadie🌷
5
for 2 år sidenI cannot physically do dishes like just the feeling of like oh my God no I just can’t sorry so my parents have been very helpful with that because I got diagnosed with ADHD when I was about nine or 10 and I’m 12 now so they let me unload the dishwasher for my chore instead of loading it so I don’t have to touch the dishes which is very helpful. I also have other issues that the main one. (:
Camilita
36
for 2 år sidenI have “a few”….. 😅 • Lights that are not natural. Hate both “warm” and “cold” lightbulbs. I have to search explicitly for those with natural light (those look just like daylight) • I can’t cope with too many people speaking at once. If music is added to it then I’m screwed… • I hate getting my fingers or hands icky… doing the dishes is a real struggle for me 🫠 • Dry microfibre cloths 🤢 they stick to my fingers in the most nerve wrecking way. • Textures of food. Especially dry textures that aren’t crunchy - such as canned tuna, boiled potatoes, dry rise, dry bread, overcooked peas, beans, overcooked fish or meats…. However any of these can be edible with a generous amount of sauce. • Intense smells. Overdosed perfumes. Mold. Cigarette smoke. Strong smell of sweat. Unventilated spaces as warm closed cars, old wood cabins, sometimes bedrooms.
Murshid_R
12
for 2 år sidenI don't know exactly, but I always felt uncomfortable with fluorescent light
Altpeachjelly
21
for 2 år sidenFluorescent lights is #1. I only use lamps in my apartment with warm lighting or I start getting agitated. Also food textures like peas and blueberries. I’ve gotten sick from both.
It’s fluorescent light now but when I was a kid I would get almost emotional when I’d see ppl with long hair put a shirt on immediately after swimming and their hair would make the back of the shirt wet and they all seemed fine with it???!!! and I could never go on water rides at amusement parks without a change of clothes ready