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TryEachDay
29
för 10 månader sedan

Specific smells. If people wear heavy purfume or the smell after using a construction cutter. A snease of a person smells really weired

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Auggie🏳️‍⚧️för 10 månader sedan

That’s fair… that’s the same for me too


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sunflowermuffin
19
för 10 månader sedan

Labels in shirts!

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Auggie🏳️‍⚧️för 10 månader sedan

Yea, that is SO annoying!


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sonnek
36
för 10 månader sedan

OMG, where to start? Some seams of my clothing that always scratch. This one hair in my face. Those rain sprinkles on my glasses. The returning noise of a construction site or a leaf blower. The brainless conversation at the table next to me. The somehow scratchy voice of a colleague that seems to hurt physically. The flickering lights of a broken illumination. The squeak of chalk on a wall board. Textiles that get caught on my dry skin. A well meant physical touch but once too often. Underwear that doesn’t stay in place. Food with a strange consistency. And so on 🫣🤯😂

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Auggie🏳️‍⚧️för 10 månader sedan

I have so many too! 😐🫣 probably more than you!


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Lucy 🧡💛🤍🩵💙
35
för 11 månader sedan

Different Sound sources (especially multiple groups of people talking all around me at once) but concerts and festivals are okay for some reason ( probably because the music just drowns everything else)

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Auggie🏳️‍⚧️för 10 månader sedan

Same! Music is a good coping strategy!

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FancyMiaför 10 månader sedan

Yes 1 especially hate it in restaurants or when sitting on the bus… But then I take my headphones and if I hear the first part of numb everything seems to be okay somehow


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Julia from Numo
28
för 11 månader sedan

Noise, big crowds, and I am out

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Auggie🏳️‍⚧️för 11 månader sedan

Same! That’s a few of my a million sensory issues…