xTheEcstasyOfSuicidex
18 years ago
Or taste colors, perhaps? |
my name is Llama
18 years ago
^^yeh i also do that sometimes. but i just call it being super intune with the sense..lol |
xfAdInGxaWaYx
18 years ago
I don't have synesthesia but my younger brother has Autism and is highly sensitive to sight, smell, sound, taste and touch. For example he can't go on the computer unless there is music playing quietly 'coz the computer humming hurts his ears. |
xTheEcstasyOfSuicidex
18 years ago
^^^ |
Daisy if you do
18 years ago
wow. I didn't know that there was a name for such a thing. I too experience some of the above and thought it was the norm for most part. I taste colors and see my thoughts and have them categorized and then again into different subcategories according to importance. |
Lovely Bones
18 years ago
"Or taste colors, perhaps? |
xTheEcstasyOfSuicidex
18 years ago
Lol, yes, it is possible. |
sibyllene
18 years ago
Just a note - smelling tastes and tasting smells shouldn't be that weird - those senses are very connected, both physically and psychologically. if you look at a diagram of the head, the nasal cavity literally connects to the mouth, throat, and tongue. also, (though i don't know a ton about this) the chemical form that the smell of food takes as it enters your body is collected by the nose and mouth in a very similar way. |
silvershoes
18 years ago
How curious. |