Among Friends

[Sweet Caroline 1]

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@hckynut wrote:

@house_cat

That is a loaded question, I as a male, will let slide.

hckynut(john)

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Oh, I can read your mind........

[FlowerBear]

Yes as well as sensitive to smells, noise, chaos!

[goldensrbest]

Very sensitive to smells, i like  nice light fragrance,and noise loud noises ,or around alot of people talking really upsets me alot.

[dex]

I don’t like bright light,loud noise or strong scents.It must be an aging thing because I never noticed these things when I was young.I remember my mom always yelling at us to turn down the sound on tv and stereo.I wore so much perfume that people would say that they knew I was around before they saw me....eeew and sorry people for what I put you through.

[Sweet Caroline 1]

I have a lot of stuff that I was going to list but it isn't visual, it's sounds, noise.  I have bad nerves and peoples noises make me wanna hollar!

[qualitygal]

My thing is a visual stimuli, I have a smaller kitchen and the countertop area I have to work on is precious to me.  I can't stand a bunch of stuff on it, or our dining room table.  I really like those cleared off.  If I clear a place in the fridge, for something I'll have going in there and my husband puts something there, I have to stay calm and have him not use that area.  

[shoptilyadropagain]

Yes, I can't stand clutter....it makes me anxious and I can't concentrate.  

I prefer dim lighting as it is calming to me but yet I can't stand the Light & bright decor such as a basically all white kitchen or living room/bedroom walls that are painted white or off-white.  They appear cold and uninviting to me and I prefer the warmth of color....especially on the walls.  I don't even mind a very dark color on the walls as long as they are balanced with lighter trim, accessories, etc.  

[occasionalrain]

Everyone is sensitive to stimuli, although what is unpleasant to one may be pleasurable to another. 

[maestra]

Give me a Chippendale's man anyday-very visually stimulating, lol.

[lovesrecess]

Your student may have been having an "absence" seizure. I retired from the classroom four years ago..after 35 years....I "feel" your pain!