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31 Dec 2013, 9:54 pm

Hello everyone, i suffer from the same problem. I see these words in my head when people speak or when i speak or think.Does anyone know how to get rid of it?Is there a way?Let me remind you that I created this to myself and I was not born with it.



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01 Jan 2014, 12:32 am

MeganVegantoast wrote:
Speeches and learning in class is pretty hard, though cause of all the students talking and the teacher going on and on about stuff I don't care about, eventually, the whole classroom is filled with words. It gets really distracting and I really wish that sometimes we learned by reading books and taking tests, not verbal lessons.


Would online courses help (the type without videoconferencing--just reading lectures and doing assignments)?


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01 Jan 2014, 11:51 am

MeganVegantoast wrote:
I have a weird way of understand words. I don't hear them, but when people talk, I see them spelled out beside them and depending on their tone of voice these words will either be replaced by the other ones, or cascade to the floor, or in the case of my boyfriend, they make little intricate patterns as others are added.


strange thing is, if someone starts using a lot of slang or talks in a weird tone of voice, I can't see the words and I just hear random syllables like "sdkjfhsdf" and I can't say anything cause I can't understand them, AT ALL.

Sometimes, though, this interferes with my ability to talk to people because their words look obnoxious or weird. Cause I'll be setting there are they're talking and the whole time their words will be like, exploding and breaking or something obnoxious like that and I'll be like "AHHH. STFU." That's probably why I don't really like talking to a majority of the population.

Inevitably, though, the words do disappear, usually when the sentence is ended or the word is replaced by another.

Speeches and learning in class is pretty hard, though cause of all the students talking and the teacher going on and on about stuff I don't care about, eventually, the whole classroom is filled with words. It gets really distracting and I really wish that sometimes we learned by reading books and taking tests, not verbal lessons.

I was just kinda wondering, do other people do this?

Do you honestly mean that you hear NOTHING?



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01 Jan 2014, 11:59 am

I always wonder, where do all the words go.

They're a bit like smoke coming out of a chimney.


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01 Jan 2014, 12:10 pm

Words register in my mind like the ticking of a clock.

Words are words. They mean nothing usually, because no one speaks clearly.

The only words that matter are words spoken from the heart; and then those world are no longer words; they become music and feeling.

The words which form instructions at work must be written down, otherwise they are lost.

Words are like quantum fluctuations. Usually they mean nothing. Sometimes, they begin a reaction. Often times, they are left open to interpretation. In a few rare instances, each word does have a content, like a muon and an electron. Words are not univocal beings. There are words and then there are words.



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01 Jan 2014, 12:17 pm

Words are sometimes like little keys to me.


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31 Oct 2014, 10:18 am

It's me again.i am posting a reply because I haven't found an answer to my problem. I see words when people speak, when I speak loud or when I speak silently in my head.it has become a little annoying.do you know how to delete this thing?i do not have autism neither do I have Asperger's.



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31 Oct 2014, 12:01 pm

Can someone help me with these written words that come out in my head like subtitles?



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31 Oct 2014, 9:31 pm

I see words too. It's not like floating words, but like, my brain tends to spell out each word individually.


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01 Nov 2014, 1:37 am

Sounds like a specific type of synaesthesia called ticker tape synaesthesia; you see peoples' spoken words written out in space. I have grapheme-colour synaesthesia, and every letter, number, word and shape has its own specific colour inherently attached to it.


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14 Aug 2015, 4:11 pm

My son is diagnosed Asperger's, I am not cause I cant remember my childhood, (go figure). However, I am a poet and experience verbosity, words are my world, at times, when I am having an intimate or intense conversation with people I begin to see the words they speak, not as concrete words, more like impression, it is very difficult to convey they are like ghosts of the words. Its not unpleasant just a bit other worldly or should that be wordy! I also find when I write to people I imitate their speech patterns in the way I write, or when speaking on the phone to them, handy for mirroring I suppose though somehow constraining of my own expression. Anyways its a wonderful mysterious world. Enjoy it while you on it.



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14 Aug 2015, 4:23 pm

This definitely seems to be a strong form of Synesthesia! I'd never heard of hearing by sight, before, though. It's interesting to know you're never too old to learn new things! :D :wink:
I, myself, seem to have a touch of it, but WOW, I REALLY like what you describe! :D


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