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thank u people for teaching me abought sencery overload

thermf5

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i am pretty shure i get it when my eyes are exposed to bright litght that hurt also i tend to get tired more eazy in the summers sun and more feminine sounding people sound like there branches screeching both males and females i was diganoced as a kid but never heard abought this stuff till resent thank u
 
It really is a relief when you figure it out! It's a puzzle, one that I am personally still fitting all the pieces together. Welcome to Aspie Central!

P.S-I agree about bright lights, for me it is the florescent lights that bother the most.
 
i am pretty shure i get it when my eyes are exposed to bright litght that hurt also i tend to get tired more eazy in the summers sun and more feminine sounding people sound like there branches screeching both males and females i was diganoced as a kid but never heard abought this stuff till resent thank u

Hi Therm. I am glad that this site has already helped you as it has done for many others. Keep going and you will be sure to have more equally good experiences here.
 
I don't know if I get sensory overload as such but I know what it's like to be hypersensitive to sunlight and it sucks. Sunglasses help but I don't always want to wear them and having your photo taken without them is very painful.
 
Bright lights make me sneeze. I don't know why, but it's a curse. Number 1 they suck, I have the same pain issue with bright lights but then to top it all off I have a little sneezing fit. It would be okay if I had less effeminate anime-like sneezes, that just about make me want to roll my eyes while sneezing my little heart out. People start laughing when I sneeze! It's like a fairy's sneeze! Now if I had a sneeze like Zeus, now that would at least scare people and I could have some fun with it, rather than transforming into a blushing tomato... :(
 
Bright lights make me sneeze. I don't know why, but it's a curse. Number 1 they suck, I have the same pain issue with bright lights but then to top it all off I have a little sneezing fit. It would be okay if I had less effeminate anime-like sneezes, that just about make me want to roll my eyes while sneezing my little heart out. People start laughing when I sneeze! It's like a fairy's sneeze! Now if I had a sneeze like Zeus, now that would at least scare people and I could have some fun with it, rather than transforming into a blushing tomato... :(

Regarding sneezes.

My grandad was a brush. I am a chair.

'Atchaaair' 'abrooosh'

Saying 'brush' while you sneeze. Never figured that one out.
 
People start laughing when I sneeze! It's like a fairy's sneeze! Now if I had a sneeze like Zeus, now that would at least scare people and I could have some fun with it, rather than transforming into a blushing tomato...

Did you know that when the average person sneezes, they blow air through their sinuses at 680mph. Some people do at over 800mph, which is faster than the speed of sound. That's why some people when they sneeze, it has a loud sharp crack sound to it.
 

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