Discussion
What’s that sensation that your body gives you, that you thought was just one of those odd things bodies do, but you found later might be just you?
If someone points a finger at my nose and moves it slowly closer while I watch it, my nose tingles and I taste metal.
(Found during an eye test at 12)
@NanoRaptor if someone taps me on the head the universe disappears for a split second, it's very uncomfortable
Also if I hear a sudden noise when I'm drifting off, I see black and white stripes across my entire vision. What direction and how big the stripes are depends on the pitch of the sound.
@ghosttie If I'm going to sleep and I concentrate on the look of the blackness in my eyes instead of thousand yard staring from behind my eyes, I see sparkles and chessboards and rotating lines!
@NanoRaptor I don't think I ever thought it was not just me, but some words, read or heard, trigger very particular smells on my nose that are not from real sensations
just a bit of synaesthesia =3
(also, the tinnitus changed sound when I got covid!)
@NanoRaptor the tingling (nose or forehead) definitely happens to me too! not the taste part though 😅