I don’t know if it’s related to autism, but I can’t listen to music just like if it was a white noise like most people do, if I play something I get very emotional about it, my mind changes completely and when I stop listening I kind of feel bad and depressed. I wonder if it’s related to autism or some kind of over-stimulation or something. I feel like any music I listen to touches my soul. And that’s not good because sometimes I just want to chill but I get way too attached to the playing song.

So I’m barely listening to music lately because I’m trying to keep my emotional neutral.

  • DaGeek247@fedia.io
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    1 month ago

    For what it’s worth, there’s no such thing as rational/emotionless decisions. It’s better to be aware of yourself and your own biases than it is to try and cut your emotions off.

    Which is very different from being overstimulated / emotional. I personally keep movies/tv to a minimum because of how much it affects me, not to mention the ones that are completely unwatchable because of how much they press my buttons.

    I think it’s okay to lower the amount of music you listen to, especially if it becomes too much. Gotta take care of yourself for sure.