If asked what the letters “A,” “M,” “R,” and “Z” have in common, most people would probably scratch their heads, but, for me, the response would be “They are all red letters.” This statement would most likely cause more confusion except to those who are aware of synesthesia. A quick Google search will reveal that synesthesia is when a stimulus, such as a sound, simultaneously activates multiple senses at once; for example a synesthete may not only hear a sound, but see it as a color as well. Many synesthetes, myself included, assume this is how everyone sees the world this way and they are shocked to find not everyone has the same experience. Synesthesia comes in many combinations and not every synesthete experiences the same combination; if
