forum Does anyone have synesthesia?

Started August 14, 2018 by Deleted user

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Math is totally blue!

Thank you

No! It’s red as the blood in my veins! Lol

I Don't have it,
But I'm interested

No! It’s red as the blood in my veins! Lol

Blood is purple technically. It just becomes red when exposed to oxygen.

What about the blood that just passed the lungs? That’s red

Don't we have oxygen in our bodies?

Yeah, blood get’s oxygenated inside your body too

Yeah, but most veins carry the deoxygenated blood to your heart instead of the oxygenated blood.

So we have red and purple blood?

no it's all red. Purple is a myth

No, blood is red. It can be darker red, but it's not purple

Yeah, depending on wether its from veins or arteries. (Arteries are the oxygenated blood that is carried to all parts of the body)

the word veins is purple

I tend to associate personalities with many different things, and sound to colors. I like art a lot and have actually painted a few songs before as well.

I haven't actually been diagnosed with it though.

I haven't either

Oof

I thought I was alone giving inanimate objects personalities.

Also, math is red.

list out what each letter is to you

color

I've always found synesthesia so interesting.
following this just to hear people's experiences
is it mostly associating words/numbers with colors? what about the other senses? does synesthesia affect touch/auditory/taste/smell as well?

Question:
Is it true that you see sound waves as colors?

a is blue, b is green, c is brown, d is dark brown, e is yellowy, f is brown, g is dark purpley, h is blue, i is light yellow, j is purple, k is orange, l is yellow, m is pinky red, n is red, o doesn't have a color, p is pink q is purple, r is red, s is yellow, t is brown-orange, u doesn't have a color, v depends, w is purple-pink, y is some kind of light color, z is black.

I've always found synesthesia so interesting.
following this just to hear people's experiences
is it mostly associating words/numbers with colors? what about the other senses? does synesthesia affect touch/auditory/taste/smell as well?

ya it can be with all those things too I think

I kind of feel like social studies feels like dry, cracked ground that is yellow. That may sound weird

mine is weird. like, I don't see colored letters, I just associate them with colors. also, (this is going to sound really weird) words are shaped like their meaning, kind of? and some words have certain colors/color combinations. I dunno. it's absolute hell to explain my synesthesia