Synesthesia Stories

I'm just venting here lmao

not everyone understands, it's all good.

Scorpius spoke in red, Albus in blue and Rose in gold, and he wondered why they hadn't done that before.

Aurelune Blu is a Muggle-born witch with a rare magical condition called Synesthesia Magica, where she perceives magic not as light or force, but as taste, color, temperature, and texture. Born under a golden moon to a baker father and an illustrator mother, she grew up in a loving, creative home where magic was felt artistry and comfort. Her magic manifested early on her family's bakery, creating impossibly perfect, long-lasting bread imbued with warmth and solace. Accepted into Hogwarts in 2008 (post-battle of Hogwarts

A world seen only in black and white isn't normally what someone would want but, jimin isn't normal. He's sees everything in oversaturation. To him there are too many colors. What he wouldn't give for someone to take the colors away.

Have you ever wondered what colors would taste like? Smell like? Hear, feel, or look like?

AU in which everyone has a clock, a timer. It's imbedded in everyone's skin, just below the wrist. It counts down to the exact second each individual will meet their soulmate. Awsten Knight doesn't like to so much as think about his, but on the day-no, the minute he's going to meet his soulmate he decides to look. He's alone in his house, and there's 32 seconds left. Of course he worries in the moment that he doesn't have a soulmate, but he gets a wrong number FaceTime call. It's his soulmate. Trigger Warnings: Extreme homophobia (no slurs), anxiety, panic attacks.

In the brutalist concrete corners of the university library, two worlds collide: one that sees too much, and one that sees in shades of gray. Marcelline Keilah Benitez lives in a world of "chromesthesia," where every laugh has a flavor and every song is a brushstroke of neon light. To the outside world, she is the BS Psychology department's "human sunshine"-loud, cheerful, and seemingly untouched by the quiet fractures of her broken home. Isamu Hael Alvarico, a nonchalant BS Political Science major, exists in the "Slate." Born with Achromatopsia, his world is a silent film of textures and shadows. He doesn't need color to navigate his life; he values the stability of facts, the protection of his younger sister, and the peace of his monochrome sanctuary. As they grow closer, the "Sunlight" and the "Slate" begin to bleed into one another. Marcelline's cheerfulness is put to the test as the tension with her mother worsens, revealing that her "loud" personality is often a shield against the silence of a house that feels empty. Meanwhile, Isamu's stoic shell begins to crack as he realizes that being "nonchalant" isn't the same as being okay.

When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful. - Malala Yousafzai We share our emotions through art. Through writing, painting, and composing. In a world where no one shares their inner music anymore, some begin to lose themselves and become Muted. When Solveig's brother becomes one of them, she refuses to accept his silence. To save him, she must find not only his lost voice, but her own and discover that even in the quietest world, a single voice can awaken many. Prompt 36: You're told to choose a weapon before battle, but when you approach the table, the only options laid out are musical instruments.

Chromesthesia is when the brain turns sounds into colors. Every sound has a color. And Kenma would like to see the colors of day instead of Kuroo's colors of night.

synesthesia is where 2 or more senses are cross wired in the womb eg you see sound or taste smell. i have this and have written down the basics of what i see :) any questions please comment

An abusive family, a barely existent social life, and two rare conditions. Breona knew she had her hands full. I mean, what else could the universe possibly throw at her?! Started - 05/08/21 End - * Top Rankings * #7 - synesthesia #51 - inlovewithyou #76 - mindreading #134 - telepathy #186 - fallinginloveagain #213 - infinite #336 - blackpeople #895 - iloveyou

A short story from my perspective on an average day, which somewhat shows the effects of my mental disorders.

Can you trust your own brain? Challenging what we know about our senses, Rapeseed features a synesthetic mom from Kansas with cross-wired colors, smells, and sounds in her letters, her numbers, and her turbulent memories. She's been quietly keeping secrets from and with her husband until his job moves the family to England and rocks their carefully constructed history. The Coopers are displaced by geography, by psychology, and by the subtle tangos of their family: teenaged indiscretions, alcohol, church-going, long-term family feuds, neuroscience, and very worrying new friends. Desperate to untangle the mixed textures of her past while her teenage son confronts a dangerous future, Carolann navigates busy London and winding country roads in search of the one thing promising resolution at home. A funny and painfully true debut novel from a bright new voice in American fiction.

A boy meets a boy in journey of searching something he had lost a long time ago.

I have the tendency to have really odd and slightly poetic word-tsunamis when I'm feeling especially emotional, which is a lot of the time. This book is just a catalog of such thoughts.