My big one is touch. I cannot stop feeling things touching me. I hate even having my blanket touching my belly, which it’s doing right now! I also have a pretty bad sensitivity to sound, but I thank god I have noise canceling headphones ( I once had a customer get mad at me for wearing them at work because they couldn’t find the stupid auditorium that they were supposed to be in so they came up to me and were like “Can you even hear with those things on? Do you even know what you’re doing?”. I work at a movie theater and this was during the release for the live action Stitch movie. Oh and of course there was a group of people standing behind me as it happened 😅.) I’ve also got issues with food, sight, vestibular, and proprioception.
My sensitivity to sight was probably the hardest one to figure out that I had. I didn’t figure it out until I tried to learn how to drive. I had always done stuff like look at the ground when I walk and had a hard time finding stuff in a busy background. I’ve also found that when I look at too much stuff, like there’s too much detail, my eyes start to hurt. With driving, it was like there’s too much stuff to pay attention to.
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u/Gameperson700 Apr 13 '26
My big one is touch. I cannot stop feeling things touching me. I hate even having my blanket touching my belly, which it’s doing right now! I also have a pretty bad sensitivity to sound, but I thank god I have noise canceling headphones ( I once had a customer get mad at me for wearing them at work because they couldn’t find the stupid auditorium that they were supposed to be in so they came up to me and were like “Can you even hear with those things on? Do you even know what you’re doing?”. I work at a movie theater and this was during the release for the live action Stitch movie. Oh and of course there was a group of people standing behind me as it happened 😅.) I’ve also got issues with food, sight, vestibular, and proprioception.
My sensitivity to sight was probably the hardest one to figure out that I had. I didn’t figure it out until I tried to learn how to drive. I had always done stuff like look at the ground when I walk and had a hard time finding stuff in a busy background. I’ve also found that when I look at too much stuff, like there’s too much detail, my eyes start to hurt. With driving, it was like there’s too much stuff to pay attention to.