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>She didn't know that numbers don't have "assigned colors" to them. For some people (most of them, I imagine, not schizophrenics) they do: http://en.wikipedia.
by jere 14y ago
>She didn't know that numbers don't have "assigned colors" to them.
For some people (most of them, I imagine, not schizophrenics) they do: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia
>Our meeting was the fluke of the century. I happened to be scrounging around on Craigslist one day looking for a furniture item. Sally happened to be on Craigslist looking for pet supplies.
Read: one person was posting to a personals section, the other browsing. Not much of a fluke.
- MartinCron 14y agoAs a small child, I used to have a strong association between numbers/letters and colors, though that has faded to the point where I barely remember them. The fact that 2 is yellow is strongest in my mind. For the record, I do not suffer from schizophrenia.
- mikedmiked 14y agoNo no no, 3 is yellow, didn't you get the memo? This is what it was for me when I was about 7 (no mental illness): 1- Red - Sharpness 2- Blue - Blunt/powerful 3- Yellow - Soft 4- Green 6- Orange 7- Purple 9- Black 11-19- Shiny/Metallic colours