
Do you have sensory issues?
If yes, which is your worst?

If yes, which is your worst?
I absolutely cannot stand the feeling of wet clothes. I live in a rainy city, so this is kinda a problem. I sometimes donāt 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 laterā¦ā¦ at home, when my clothes get wet accidentally, i change immediately š
Noises and some music specificallyā¦ reggae. I donāt know why but I can react very violentlyā¦ š«£
A toothbrush that is somehow a little bit dry against the teeth. It makes me want to crawl out of my own skin. š„¶ a daily struggleā¦
I cannot physically do dishes like just the feeling of like oh my God no I just canāt sorry so my parents have been very helpful with that because I got diagnosed with ADHD when I was about nine or 10 and Iām 12 now so they let me unload the dishwasher for my chore instead of loading it so I donāt have to touch the dishes which is very helpful. I also have other issues that the main one. (:
I have āa fewāā¦.. š ā¢ Lights that are not natural. Hate both āwarmā and ācoldā lightbulbs. I have to search explicitly for those with natural light (those look just like daylight) ā¢ I canāt cope with too many people speaking at once. If music is added to it then Iām screwedā¦ ā¢ I hate getting my fingers or hands ickyā¦ doing the dishes is a real struggle for me š« ā¢ Dry microfibre cloths š¤¢ they stick to my fingers in the most nerve wrecking way. ā¢ Textures of food. Especially dry textures that arenāt crunchy - such as canned tuna, boiled potatoes, dry rise, dry bread, overcooked peas, beans, overcooked fish or meatsā¦. However any of these can be edible with a generous amount of sauce. ā¢ Intense smells. Overdosed perfumes. Mold. Cigarette smoke. Strong smell of sweat. Unventilated spaces as warm closed cars, old wood cabins, sometimes bedrooms.