I just started researching about this today and I came across this forms. I’m very happy to hear that there are other people like me. :)))
I always rubbing my legs on rough textures fabric when I go to sleep, it help me to feel relax and calm. I don’t know how to describe the feeling, you just have this feeling of relief. I love touching and rubbing my hands and legs on rough textures fabric when I’m not sleeping too.
I love rubbing my legs on rough textures but only on fabric like bed sheet, couch, chair, pillow, car seats, blanket and carpet.
I also have excessive sweating on my hands and feet, that I can’t control. (Hyperhidrosis Disorder)
I have Autism and I know people with Autism does stimming to help them feel relax and help with their anxiety. There is all form of stimming in Autism. Could rubbing my legs and hands on rough textures be a form of stimming?
Sensory sensitivities on texture or something?
I did some research and it says that some people with Autism like to stroke items with particular textures.
Does anyone else here have Autism like me too?
- FYI this is a throw away account. Also this is my first time writing on a form.
IIN that I like to feel or rub my feet on rough surfaces at all time
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I just started researching about this today and I came across this forms. I’m very happy to hear that there are other people like me. :)))
I always rubbing my legs on rough textures fabric when I go to sleep, it help me to feel relax and calm. I don’t know how to describe the feeling, you just have this feeling of relief. I love touching and rubbing my hands and legs on rough textures fabric when I’m not sleeping too.
I love rubbing my legs on rough textures but only on fabric like bed sheet, couch, chair, pillow, car seats, blanket and carpet.
I also have excessive sweating on my hands and feet, that I can’t control. (Hyperhidrosis Disorder)
I have Autism and I know people with Autism does stimming to help them feel relax and help with their anxiety. There is all form of stimming in Autism. Could rubbing my legs and hands on rough textures be a form of stimming?
Sensory sensitivities on texture or something?
I did some research and it says that some people with Autism like to stroke items with particular textures.
Does anyone else here have Autism like me too?
- FYI this is a throw away account. Also this is my first time writing on a form.