It’s a bit different for everyone

  • eksb@programming.dev
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    27 days ago

    Cluttered rooms.

    I did not understand this about myself until after I married a person who is not comfortable until every surface is covered with stuff and every bit of wall perimeter is lined with piles of stuff.

    • Twitches@lemm.ee
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      27 days ago

      same, my wife struggles to pick up after herself and it gives me anxiety,

  • Boomkop3@reddthat.com
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    27 days ago

    Busy visuals. I don’t mind a lot of sound and light. But if there is too much going on it is overwhelming. It could be a tray of glass falling, or the way too intense colors of a candy store

    • Redfox8@mander.xyz
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      26 days ago

      Yeah I get this one too. I can’t focus on any particular person, struggle to make out what someone sat next to me is saying, even if talking to me, and makes me very tired after a while.

  • ComradeSharkfucker@lemmy.ml
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    27 days ago

    A lot of things and it really depends on the day but something constant is repetitive noises while I am trying to sleep. When I was a kid someone snoring actually made me consider strangulation. I have slept in hotel bathtubs to escape it

  • latenightnoir@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    27 days ago

    Clear sunny days and equivalently lit environments. Anything brighter than cloudy is too bright, it’s like all of that brightness fills my bandwidth and I can’t think properly.

    Ambient heat above 25°C is another one, that feeling of bulgy, sweaty, tight, sticky meat suit does not help my composure. It’s acceptable in some very specific contexts, but VERY specific.

    Crowds get my heart pumping as well, too many people to track, variable overload.

    On the flipside, I’ve seen some comments mentioning clutter as being another potential trigger, but I’ve always found visual noise to be soothing. My brain enjoys picking out the details as a background process, and the more varied/colourful, the better! I still have my limits, though, like I have no problem with messiness, like clothes thrown about the place and tools/resources left on random surfaces, but trash is trash.

  • lemmyng@lemmy.ca
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    27 days ago

    Repeating sounds with the wrong periodicity. Some songs I cannot stand because the beat is a fraction too slow, making my brain go into “GET OVER WITH IT ALREADY” mode. It’s particularly grating with songs that have a “wwwWUB wwwWUB” thing that sounds like someone is turning the volume knob up and down.