For real though, there are padded covers you can buy for seatbelts that might help. I am pretty sure I have seen people make their own, and an extra layer of clothing kr a blanket might help too.
Seatbelts are not one of my particular sensory issues, but in general with stuff I try to remind myself that some things are worth being uncomfortable for. It's an evaluation: how long will I be uncomfortable for, and how uncomfortable? What am I getting out of it? How hard would it be to reduce or eliminate this discomfort? Will I be able to take some time to collect myself soon?
I'd prefer people not die or get mangled but it does remind me that some forms of autism include touch oversensitivity. Is there a solution to that?
Trains
For real though, there are padded covers you can buy for seatbelts that might help. I am pretty sure I have seen people make their own, and an extra layer of clothing kr a blanket might help too.
Seatbelts are not one of my particular sensory issues, but in general with stuff I try to remind myself that some things are worth being uncomfortable for. It's an evaluation: how long will I be uncomfortable for, and how uncomfortable? What am I getting out of it? How hard would it be to reduce or eliminate this discomfort? Will I be able to take some time to collect myself soon?
Don't drive in a car.
passengers in a car instead
checkmate 😎
Walkable cities
My deleted comment was a result of Comment Mitosis™
Wear a thick sweater, turn on the AC?