Vivid or Calm?

I've noticed a few discussions recently which mention colours. Colours in general are very important to me. I've seen it mentioned that autistic people have a preference for blues and greens and I would agree with that personally. I cannot imagine a world where everything were shades of grey or beige Neutral face

This piqued my curiosity about preferences in relation to the 'Vivid' or 'Calm' colour choices we are provided with on this website. 

My preference is most definitely vivid. I find the calm option harder to see, to the extent that it feels as if it is hurting my eyes if I try. Which one do you opt for?

Clicking the button to switch quickly between vivid and calm induces a physical nausea sensation in me. Does anyone else experience this?

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  • if I'm watching TV when it's dark, I cannot stand to have any lights on in my lounge.

    I'm the opposite, because the screen can vary too much in brightness. My Dad was showing us some fireworks and put the lights off, that was fine, but the youtube channel had chosen a bright white transition which made me flinch every time and I had to look away! Not a fan of bright light right in my eyes or if they are adjusted to the dark, like undipped headlights.

    Who does that?!

    Me! I might sometimes prefer a dimmer side light but we moved that to a different room. I don't mind the main light being on, but can't cope with no light but the screen. Also I sometimes crochet in the ad breaks or if the thing is mostly talking.

  • Same! I can’t watch gogglebox even because it drives me insane that they keep the big light on. Who does that?! 

    a very low wattage soft lamp is ok