Weird senses/abilities?

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I am the same.

I can feel when a television is turned on but the sound is muted even when I'm in another
room and sometimes iof I'm outside the house. I also agree that it is something I can "feel" in my head, not hear with ears.

I think that is why I only get an average score on that hearing frequency test... And actually, even though I cannot perceive hearing the highest frequencies, I can still feel those in my head as well. Kind of like a vibration without sound.

Here's a funny "ability".

I can materialize cups of tea out of thin air!

Well almost. I get so deeply into my special interest sometimes that I will suddenly get up and trot to the kitchen in a kind of trance, still deep in thought about my interest, rocking and clicking my fingers while I wait for the kettle of water to boil. Then I'll make tea, trot back to my chair with a full cup and continue what I was doing.

Then I instantly forget I have done it. I'll carry on what I was doing and a few minutes later think, "I'm parched. I could really do with a cup of tea", then I'll look at the cup and see that it is full of steaming hot tea, and I can't remember ANYTHING about having made it! LOL. A few times it has really spooked me because no matter how hard I try I can't remember making it.

It feels like Magic when it happens. But I have to presume it's most likely the scenario I described above instead...but who knows?

did anyone else have trouble hearing the lower frequencies? i couldn't hear the 20 or 30 hz, but then i could hear up to 18,000

I've got an incredible sense of hearing - I can hear things people normally can't. I've troubleshooted many an engine or motor with my ears.

This reminds me of a story I read in a book on VLF radio (Very Low Frequency). One day a guy came to the office of a military base that had a VLF transmiter (for communication with submarines) and claimed he could hear the transmissions in his teeth. They politely told him he was nuts and sent him on his way. He showed up a few weeks later with the times and dates of all the transmisions ( and was even able to distinguish the dots and dashes that were sent).
Turns out one of his fillings was acting like a diode in a crystal radio. The Navy paid for him to get his filling replaced.

On a more personal note. I can hear frequencies much higher than a man my age is supposed to be able to. I often wonder if this is because I have always avoided loud sounds and my hearing is "less damaged" than most peoples.
I also have a very sensitive sense of smell.

I have a very great sense of hearing and smell. I often smell things other people don't smell. Things also smell more powerful to me than other things. Which gives me headaches and force me to lay down. As far as hearing I hear very minute things. Things bother me a lot and I get paranoid if I'm unable to hear everything that's going outside my house.

I used to experience something I called "dark feeling". I didn't know how else to explain it. It was only something I "sensed" when I met new people. If I experienced that sense it was a warning that the person wasn't someone I wanted to be around. I always ignored it as hypersensitive crap because it was totally illogical, and every time I had it the sense was correct. The person ultimately screwed me over somehow.

I still don't understand what was happening and hardly discuss it with people anymore. Unless I want to freak them out, hahaha...

I, too, can "feel" the high-frequency hum of a television. It sounds/feels very clear to me, yet others tell me I'm imagining it.

Being telepathic is very distracting.

ruveyn