Brain story - leaving out those that are normal. The middle colour was for average, lighter for weaker, darker for stronger.

Neuroception and rhythm I left blank for I've no idea.

Balance - in some senses I've a stronger sense of balance than average. On the other hand I can get distracted which can cause me to lose my balance.

Pain is another one I chose both for. I'm highly sensitive, enough that when I read about SPD I identified with it. That was years ago, I'm not sure if I'd identify with it today. On the other side of being sensitive to pain, is having a tolerance for pain. Since so much registered as bothersome always, and I always knew it was just me, I knew I had to tolerate it.

Introversion, spacial awareness, and time awareness, I think are weaker than average. I often do not register if I'm hungry or full. Having learned to cut off from what I feel emotionally, the disconnection applied bodily too. It's something I've learnt to try and tune in to. I'm really not spacial aware, or good at directions etc. Not so sure about time awareness.

My memory it seems is stronger than average. So I'm told :). It's not something I've worked on. A love of words is stronger too. Not the spoken word, the written word. It actually depends. I often find reading easier to absorb than hearing. My family have often asked me if the words I use are real words - I've picked up language from reading, and I always read above my grade level.

My sense of hearing, touch, and taste are more sensitive then most. Or they used to be :). High pitched noises really bother me. The air frequency and pressure of the air changes according to pitch of voice, especially when people are singing. I've never researched it, I know that singing changed the air pressure for there ate times that singing can really bug me - if I'm next to it I mean, for it causes ringing in my ears (the pressure of the air changing). Sensitive to taste means I eat what others consider bland foods. Definitely sensitive to touch. I register the slightest touch.

Hmm. That's it.

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