autistic people may do fun activities for positive sensory input such as playing with and squeezing play dough for positive tactile sensory stimuli or jumping on a trampoline for positive vestibular sensory input
Kimberley and her friend nancy are two 12 year old girls who have a autism diagnosis they love to spend time in their school’s sensory room by bouncing on a exercise ball while hand flapping which is their favorite sensory seeking activity
by the autistic swimmer December 31, 2022
The inability of an individual to visually and specifically identify a fruit. Orbital sensory fruit dysphoria often occurs when and individual grew up in amd around Richlands, NC. This condition is most often associated with identifying dark colored fruits often confusing them with lighter colored fruits or light colored products made from the fruit.
Hey i see you are eating a peach. Umm, no you are mistaken this is a plum. Don't blame him for his mistake he suffers from Orbital Sensory Fruit Dysphoria
by PLUOT July 6, 2023
Textra Sensory Perception--When you know that you get a text right before you do, or when you are get a text from the same person you had immediately before decided to text.
I have TSP: Textra Sensory Perception -- I KNEW that my gf was going to text me, and a half a second later, she did!
by Shiloticus2 November 1, 2011
Known as ASMR, you know that Weird Shit that make you feel worse than a 40 year old hairy man about to pull down his pants and open his fly behind you.
Boy 1: what’s your favorite content?
Boy 2: ASMR AKA Autonomic sensory meridian response
Boy 1: bro you are fucking weird
Boy 2: ASMR AKA Autonomic sensory meridian response
Boy 1: bro you are fucking weird
by hatred makesmefeelbetter July 23, 2022
Also known as being soft or picky. In times of extreme hunger or famine those with sensory processing disorder often disappear. This can be seen in cases such as the Irish Potato Famine or with poor children in Africa.
by Gg5863 January 28, 2020
by DogeBrother318 August 25, 2022
a day where you take a sensory break and just where your comfort clothes (usually this is done by autistic/neordivergent people)