Neurodivergence

Ah, yep! Forgot to mention those. Months, as well for me.

Monday is blue like the letter M and is feminine, and motherly. Tuesday is bright yellow, masculine, and kind of young. Wednesday is dark green and is a tomboy, no idea about age. Thursday is yellow-orange, masculine, and fatherly. Friday is bright orange, masculine, and young. Saturday, dark purple and an old grandma. Sunday is baby pink, gender neutral and 20ish years old.

January is a blueish purple, cold (obviously), is feminine, and tastes like grape. February is an orangeish pink, feminine again, and tastes like citrus. March is blue and masculine, and smells like leaves. April is red and yellow, feminine and has a flowery scent. May is blue and feminine, kind of shy. June is dark purple and orange, feminine, and quite lively. July is dark purple and pink and is like the twin to June, but toned down a bit. August is rust colored, masculine, old, and a bit mean. September is magenta, masculine, young, and rebellious. October is vivid orange (didn't see that coming, did ya? lol), gender neutral, and fun-loving. November is the color of a schoolbus, and is masculine. It's basically Thursday, but in month form. December is light pale blue, cold, masculine, and has a gentle authoritative air about him.

There's an experiment you can give yourself at home to get a sense of what's a normal association for sounds and shapes. For example, you have an oval and an 8 pointed star shape. One is named Kiki and the other Bob. Which is which?

Lol! They don't really bring up an association for me. Letters like W, J, and L eventually did, but they're still pretty dim compared to the others.

Apparently for synesthetes, a few letters will likely have the same color association between people. I like the matching colors. :) So does zero not have a color for you?

I have a similar thing for checking spelling! Don't write it in the air, but if I need to figure out the spelling of something, I just write it down and see if the colors are right. Works better in my native language than in English, especially because for some words the colors are "right" for American spelling, and for others it's the British...

Yeah, mine helps me, too! I use colored markers on the back of my cards when I need to remember the pin numbers. Since I have a horrible memory due to ADHD, depression, and anxiety, this is pretty much a life saver. Especially since my numbers all have unique colors. I've contemplated making my own font where each letter is just a square that's colored, but letters like M, D, and B might get mixed up. I'd have to almost "refine" their colors if I want to be able to tell them apart. I was also pretty good at spelling. :) Maybe this thing is a mini superpower. lol

the first one is like what i have. spatial sequence synesthesia. it also manifests most strongly when imagining months of the year, but instead of an oval mine is kind of an arc that starts on the left and ends on the right, with a weird emphasis/broadness on april (my birth month)

Oh I don't know whether it counts as neurodivergent in the commonly understood way, but I wasn't sure where else to post it. I'm new, so I don't know all the communities on here yet.

I find it interesting how only vowels and numbers stick out to you! I hadn't heard of that before.

Yeah I didn't realize it wasn't normal until late high school, when I asked my best friend what her color associations were, and she just didn't have a clue what I was talking about.