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Incidentally, one of the things that flagged for my doctor before my diagnosis with Asperger's, was that I can listen to multiple songs in my head at once. Appa
by shakna 1y ago
Incidentally, one of the things that flagged for my doctor before my diagnosis with Asperger's, was that I can listen to multiple songs in my head at once. Apparently it can happen a fair bit in the ADHD spectrum of the neurological rainbow. Some in my circles call it "jukeboxing".
- slfnflctd 1y agoI had a friend who would intentionally put on two different songs at the same time and claimed they enjoyed it. I always suspected it was just another way of being provocative or to stimulate creativity (they were a creative person who liked provoking others), but maybe there was more to it.
- shakna 1y agoI do try not to if others are around... But I have been known to do that. Sometimes a couple songs, a TV show, and a game all going at once. I've figured its just the sensory-seeking stuff going out of control - usually indicating I'm going a bit stir crazy and need to go for a walk.
- 123pie123 1y agoI get music ALL the time from morning to night every day, there is only one way to turn it off and get peace and that's to get somewhat drunk It can be the same song, but I can change it fairly easily I'm highly likely AuDHD