So, who freaks out at any physical contact?

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In my experience, there's a difference between aspie touch and nt touch. I hate that light social nt touch but I like it when my aspie friends or my lover give me theese tight, deep pressure, hugs

When I come into unexpected contact with anything or contact with human skin, something, "fires," somewhere and I withdraw faster than my posture suggests is possible. A high pulse and pressure is not unusual following cases like these. If the touch involved my hands, they seem to, "wring by themselves," unless I calm myself down quickly. People say I am cold because of this, but I prefer to think that the definition used is body temperature as most discover when shaking hands.

I think my reaction to light touch is because of the overactive nerve response but touch in general just feels intrusive. It puts me in someone else's space and I quickly want to be back in my own space. Alone.

I'm horribly sensitive to physical contact, especially if it's around the belly area.

Yeah, frankly I'm a barrel of laughs about it. Remember, "hugging Henry heralds heavy hyperventilating". But it's kind of like as soon as someone touches me I'll withdraw quickly and, of course, freak out about the whole thing. Hugs are the worst since there's no good way to get away from an enthusiastic hug. Without punching someone that is.

I don't particularly like physical touch such as being pushed grabbing by the shoulder as it does annoy me a lot.