synesthesia is a light and creamy green

[kloppo]

I don't know if I have synesthesia but if I hear ( not see ) words then I see them in colors or patterns.
And sometimes words are like, a human.( the number 8 is either a bright green-yellow or a 6 year old with a ruffeled neon yellow dress and wavy ginger hair)
Is that synesthesia?

[alouetta]

I don't know if I have synesthesia but if I hear ( not see ) words then I see them in colors or patterns.
And sometimes words are like, a human.( the number 8 is either a bright green-yellow or a 6 year old with a ruffeled neon yellow dress and wavy ginger hair)
Is that synesthesia?

I'd say it is!
Any other symptoms?

[kloppo]

I don't know if I have synesthesia but if I hear ( not see ) words then I see them in colors or patterns.
And sometimes words are like, a human.( the number 8 is either a bright green-yellow or a 6 year old with a ruffeled neon yellow dress and wavy ginger hair)
Is that synesthesia?

I'd say it is!
Any other symptoms?

Just those:)

[iguana]

Hi, I just saw this thread and I too have synesthesia, I have grapheme-colour and chromesthesia as well as OLP.

[PineappleOne]

I feel like I attach colours to numbers
4 has always been a forest green, and 7 a sunny yellow
Sometimes letters too
P is a clear sky blue, M is an indigo, and K is orange

[veratrine]

Sometimes, when I listen to an old song, it sort of gives me the impression of a scent, a memory, from when I heard it. Not often, though.
Like that one, "sky full of stars" gives off a really clean, warm scent.

[Pyromaniacal]

So we recently did a unit on the American Civil War in my history class and I kept screwing up the uniform colors because my word for "Union" is grey. Whoops.

My alphabet looks a little like this:
A B C D E F G H I (white) J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

I have a lot of yellow-orange letters. Not sure why? But. eh.

[Pyromaniacal]

So we recently did a unit on the American Civil War in my history class and I kept screwing up the uniform colors because my word for "Union" is grey. Whoops.

My alphabet looks a little like this:
A B C D E F G H I (white) J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

I have a lot of yellow-orange letters. Not sure why? But. eh.

cool! a lot of my letters are white, but they usual have textures(?) like, L is kind of smooth like ivory, M is almost like fabric and N is like very stiff, smooth fabric. random question for you: do you hear words in colour? if so, do the sounds of words look the same as how they are written? for example, the word psychology, when written, is brown, black, golden, dark blue and purplish. but when i hear the word, it is just gold and dark blue. does this happen to you??

Not that I've noticed. I only get colors when I read or think of graphemes, and those are pretty consistent c:

[sparrow;]

Hi! I only heard about synesthesia really recently, and I find it very interesting. Do people with synesthesia always see letters in particular colors or do you just sometimes associate letters with colors? Or does it vary? Because I usually have colors (and sometimes personalities) associated with numbers/letters, but I don't always see it when it's just written down, only when I picture the letter/number/word in my mind.

[mountain tree]

So we recently did a unit on the American Civil War in my history class and I kept screwing up the uniform colors because my word for "Union" is grey. Whoops.

My alphabet looks a little like this:
A B C D E F G H I (white) J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

I have a lot of yellow-orange letters. Not sure why? But. eh.

cool! a lot of my letters are white, but they usual have textures(?) like, L is kind of smooth like ivory, M is almost like fabric and N is like very stiff, smooth fabric. random question for you: do you hear words in colour? if so, do the sounds of words look the same as how they are written? for example, the word psychology, when written, is brown, black, golden, dark blue and purplish. but when i hear the word, it is just gold and dark blue. does this happen to you??

Not that I've noticed. I only get colors when I read or think of graphemes, and those are pretty consistent c:

@Sno Leopard I find that interesting, because out of all the letters that are yellow or orange to you, C is not one of them. C, statistically, is yellow for most people!

Side note;; welcome to all the new synthetes! I'll add you guys to the list c: