are you drawn to water?

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Considering that, like most humans, I would die after a few days without water, I don't see why that should be unusual. But sure, water is pretty, the air is usually cooler next to it, and I enjoy swimming, so I guess I'd pick the first option. I'm sure no NT feels this way.

Next thing you know, enjoying watching a fire, sleeping at night and eating fruit will be described by some psychologist as autistic traits.

I'm not drawn to water but wouldn't anyone lost in the wilderness go to water if they could find it if for no other reason than to not die from dehydration?

I love the water - I have always swum, and I used to play in the ocean and pool for hours on end!
I love watching water also, and everything to do with it

I love the feel of being in the water - it is so quiet and smooth, feels nice on the skin and so encapsulating. I can move easier in the water also, it feels way more natural than walking/running to me

I love rivers, lakes, beks, ponds, because I do have to say; flowing water is hypnotic.

I like watching flowing water

I have always been a water baby. I learned to scuba dive when I was ten.

That's why the world's cutest animal is called a SEAL.

I love the sea and running water its so calming. Think its because its shiny and reflective.

In summertime I absolutely love water and I love the ocean. I am happiest near it. I want to look out my window and see the vivid blue. Especially Caribbean blue. However, I don't like some aspects of living near the seashore, like Tsunami threats and hurricanes or other storms.

I love all about water, especially the sounds, from a surf to the pattering of rain.

My boyfriend calls me a selkie...

I love water. I love being in it, and I love being wet. It's calming, relaxing, soothing. In fact, I haven't gone swimming in almost a year, and when we had plans to go and they got changed at the last minute, I was extremely pissed because of it.

I don't generally like water I can't see thru though.

<--- Water lover. Loves it just as much as Roger loves disguises.

Absolutely. There's something very mystical about water to me. Especially smaller bodies of water, like waterfalls, ponds, rivers, tides. Though the ocean itself, not so much. Because generally the ocean means beach and beach means beachgoers and there's something about beachgoers that turns me off. But clear water in places like Dubai or Hawaii or even darker water in Europe is really amazing to me. The sounds of water and the feel of running water. Or even just staring at it. Idk. I feel as though I'm in another world when I'm near water, especially when I'm alone.