So, on the lighter side of things, I'm not entirely sure what the explanation is for it, but repetitively listening to the same song over and over seems to be a common trait in Autistic people. (In fact, many on the spectrum apply this to movie watching as well, and will rewind to and replay their favorite scenes over and over.)
Caley is not an exception to this trend. She says she doesn't get tired of the songs, as opposed to neurotypical people (like our poor mother, who can't stand it!). As a result, she'll loop songs over and over intensely for about a week. Caley and I share a room, which means whatever she listens to I listen to.
Today Caley re-discovered Bollywood music. Judging from the last several hours' experience, I wouldn't be surprised if I come out of this week understanding Hindi, lol.* -Creigh
*I actually really wish that was the case, I would totally love to learn Hindi. Unfortunately for me, language learning is not that easy...
Caley is not an exception to this trend. She says she doesn't get tired of the songs, as opposed to neurotypical people (like our poor mother, who can't stand it!). As a result, she'll loop songs over and over intensely for about a week. Caley and I share a room, which means whatever she listens to I listen to.
Today Caley re-discovered Bollywood music. Judging from the last several hours' experience, I wouldn't be surprised if I come out of this week understanding Hindi, lol.* -Creigh
*I actually really wish that was the case, I would totally love to learn Hindi. Unfortunately for me, language learning is not that easy...
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