forum Does anyone have synesthesia?

Started August 14, 2018 by Deleted user

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come on guys, Spanish is purple

No no no, science can also be purple. But green is preferable

Spanish is orange

You’re wrong

SPANISH IS GOLDEN-YELLOW AND ALSO HOW DO YOU DO THE BIG LETTERS THINGY

SPANISH IS PURPLE

AND YOU JUST PUT AN - UNDER YOUR STATEMENT LIKE THIS

-

put this under the words: -

aah I see

Like this?

SPANISH AINT PURPLE . It’s RED OR YELLOW (mAYBE)

SPANISH IS YELLOWISH ORANGE

THANK YOU

The color of math depends on the level:

• General math (up through pre-algebra) is blue
• Algebra 1 is red
• Geometry is orange
• Algebra 2 is teal
• Trig/precalc is transparent
• Calculus is black
• Multivariable calculus is dark blue
• Differential equations and any other math past multi is white
• (Except crypto, which is orange)

I see music notes as different colors…..

happiness is yellow
7 is green
1 is yellow or blue
numbers have genders
people have colors
songs have colors

Numbers, months, and days of the week have personalities

oh and math is red, definitely red

(These are all music notes)
A- is really red
B- is a forest green
C- is bright yellow
D- is orange
E- is a really dark navy
F- is purple
G - is a pale green

C is more green (spring green) to me.
A is yellow, or maybe a cherry red.
D is blue green
B is …idk
E is forest green
And F is pale blue

Nice.

did anyone notice that most Spanish words take on colors within the yellow-orange-red range?

Yes…? I am still just realizing that other people don’t see words with colors and whenever I think of the a word and it’s color I always think of how other people don’t see it that way and it freaks me out. I don’t know where that came from.

Woah. I realized that too. What is that like?

I’ve always thought the word ‘you’ to be a pinkish reddish color but more pink and its always been normal to me. I only discovered I had synesthesia a couple of months ago when I was talking to my parents about the colors that words have and they were so confused. Well anyways I was reading something today and I saw the word ‘you’ and I was like “Oh yea! No one else sees the word you like that. That’s so weird.” I still can’t wrap my head around how people don’t see colors like that.

Yea. I was talking about the colors of the days of the week and people thought I was crazy

did anyone notice that most Spanish words take on colors within the yellow-orange-red range?

Yeah, I did notice. For me Spanish as a subject is also a peachy pink.