r84shi37 wrote:
Firmly white. But I didn't know this was a thing. Wtf is this? I've always thought 3=red=f. and Q=purple=8 etc. I've mentioned this to other people and they just say, "You're crazy." Is this common among ASD people? Is it common among everyone? Also, 9 has a great colour. Kind of light blue. It reminds me of steel- stupid because steel is silver.
I do not remember the exact statistic but synesthesia of any sort is about 3 times more common in ASD people that neurotypical
mine does not associate colors with anything (I believe this is due to being partially color blind and this I am pretty sure due to my cones poorly developing as an infant since I am visually impaired) - mine manifests more as smelling & tasting things when I hear and also hearing things when I smell/taste. (so those senses blend rather than color/letter or other combinations)
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