Is it normal that too much noise or some textures make my stomach hurt

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Sometimes it seems like the most normal noises start to sound too loud and I can't get away from them. They make my heart beat too fast, and I can't think and they make me dizzy.
Sometimes the same noises don't even affect me at all, but other times I have to leave situations and be by myself. It makes me feel physically sick, like my stomach is in knots.
It can be the same thing with textures too. I don't think I'm crazy, I'm a normally functioning adult 99 percent of the time. But sometimes sounds or textures bring the worst feelings in the world and I don't know how to stop it. Not always the same noises, but always the same textures.

Is it normal? Or am I crazy?

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  • RoseIsabella
    9 years ago

    Sounds neurological.

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    • Drawingmud
      9 years ago

      Too much noise makes me draw mud

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      • RoseIsabella
        9 years ago

        What's your favorite kinda noise, little pooper?

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        • Drawingmud
          9 years ago

          The sweet sound of farting on the can. The amplification ensures everyone can enjoy it

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          • RoseIsabella
            9 years ago

            Sharing is caring my friend.

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  • Avant-Garde
    9 years ago

    Velvet makes me sick to my stomach. (I have Haptodysphoria). *shudders*

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  • deepthought33
    9 years ago

    I get adverse sensations in my body to certain textures and sounds, but somehow I'm thinking you are describing something more serious.

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  • buttfarts33
    9 years ago

    Google Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)

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