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Random Fact #6,390
Alexithymia is a condition where a person has difficulty identifying and describing oneâs own emotional experience.
Approximately 50% of autistic people have alexithymia, versus 5% in neurotypical populations.
Research also suggests that difficulty with eye contact is related to alexithymia, rather than autism.
If you need help expanding your understanding of your emotions, I recommend the Atlas of Emotion created at the request of the Dalai Lama.
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looked at an alexythimia test for fifteen seconds and couldn't think of how to answer any of the initial questions sO I think I have my answer,,,,,,
Does anyone know the psychology behind being drawn to movies/documentaries/videos about horrific trauma and tragedy? As an autistic person with Alexythemia and a past of more trauma than I can wuantify, I'm really interested to be able to track my thought patterns/trace the source of why I'm drawn to that sometimes, and why it affects me so strongly. I can feel my anxiety and panic mounting, I shake, I start distress stimming, I get locked in thought loops saying "It's not real" over and over and over and over.
Anyone have any thoughts or specific questions to help ,e figure out what's going on?
Can I maybe ask if another chapter of Alexythime is in the works? Hope I'm not being too rude. I love your other fics too, but that One is my favorite.
Youâre not being rude at all! Iâm actually very focused on Wayward Souls at the moment, my HxH fic. Itâs almost done and itâs requiring a lot of focus, so Iâm trying to divide my time up with the BakuDeku fics after I post the next chapter of WS.Â
Sorry if thatâs not what you wanted to hear, Anon. It is under progress, though! Alexithymia will be updated after Wayward Souls.Â
(WHAT IS THIS HOLLOW FEELING)
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that feeling when youâre autistic and have alexythimia, and you have a headache but you donât know whatâs causing it:
- am i thirsty?
- hungry??
- ill maybe...
- overtired?
- is the world just too much?
like, what is is brain, what are you trying to tell me????
i love reading because it tells me how iâm feeling. Like, alexythimia messes you up because you just feel Bad⢠or âaaaaaah!â or âYAAAAYâ instead of upset or stressed or excited, so you donât know how to deal with those feelings because you donât know what they are in the first place, let alone how to react to them appropriately.Â
So reading, it tells you explicitly how the character is feeling and how they express that, by, like, explaining their actions or a physical sensation, and then shows how they react? And THEN normally tells you if that reaction was good or not? (as in, did it help them deal with that feeling?)
so reading is great. I would be a hell of a lot worse with emotions (although lets be honest iâm still pretty shocking) if I didnât read so much
