In my rough decade of involvement in autism based forums I've come across very little re 'nervous anticipation'. Mine,this will sound silly but is true, can involve waiting for the pop up sound from the toaster.
In my rough decade of involvement in autism based forums I've come across very little re 'nervous anticipation'. Mine,this will sound silly but is true, can involve waiting for the pop up sound from the toaster.
It could be the same thing and I do that too. But, it might depend on how tense or anxious you get. I get quite tense as the microwave approaches the beep sound and would turn it off, but the ITV X boom feels as if it is going through me. It is agonising. From what I have read about ASD, it wouldn’t be possible to measure how much more or less somebody is affected by something like that. I would love to get rid of all the beeps and lights from kitchen appliances, TVs & so on.
I wish I could get rid of all the beeps and jingles too, even our washing machines sings a little song to tell us it's finished. However there are some I find quite comforting, like the BBC2 noise just before Newsnight comes on. There are some that are quite funny, like the fridge mooing at us and occaisionally baa-ing.
I wish I could get rid of all the beeps and jingles too, even our washing machines sings a little song to tell us it's finished. However there are some I find quite comforting, like the BBC2 noise just before Newsnight comes on. There are some that are quite funny, like the fridge mooing at us and occaisionally baa-ing.