I never would have got there.

I still don't get it.

thank you

I am unaware of the effects of Tylenol.
What does it do about shirt tags? How does someone else "sucking up" (what does that mean?) a headache have to do with another's shirt tags and sensory issues?

67 mango MUSTAAARD diddyblud. Tuff 😤

I can't stand tags.

I love certain textures. Anything soft. Some book covers.

I need to wear my socks inside out because the seams drive me insane.

I hate bright lights.

Uh oh

I don't think anyone likes them, but maybe autistic people are more likely to absolutely detest them. I know my partner certainly does; she cuts them out of every shirt she wears... Including some of mine, unfortunately.

I do not think that if you are irritated by tags it necessarily means that you are autistic. I get irritated by tags and I have been tested for autism and I am not autistic. I am not completely neurotypical in other ways though.

Big doubt this person is on the severe end of the autism spectrum disorder and they are a just a social media user seeking engagement.

No one likes obnoxious tags.

I still get irritated by tags in my shirt if they are by my neck

Tags are the worst. I’m so happy for the trend of silk screening them onto the fabric directly.

Wow, this is something I've noticed for my whole life but never talked about or anything, just assumed it was some odd quirk of mine. But yes, I have a specific recollection of touching some kind of paper that had like a velour side to it, and just catching my breath for some reason, and it's happened a handful of times in the last 30+ years since then.

I wouldn't say it's all that "nonstandard." The word "loud" is often used to mean distracting or attention-grabbing in a visual context, so extending it to other senses doesn't seem like that far of a leap.