At first I thought déjà vue, but I kept watching in case I missed something the first time. Oh, I really enjoy this new embellished version 😊 Fantastic animations and pictures. You obviously felt you could do better than the last one and you did. Well done sir 👏 👍
Thank you very much. The dip in volume at the end of the previous version really annoyed me, so while fixing that I took the opportunity to add some more ideas.
Thank you. Good luck with your assessment! One of my first videos was about my assessment. It wasn't a great experience for me, though plenty of people have a better one.
Deja vu!!🤔🤭 Awesome humor!!🤣🤣 I have heightened abilities and they are above and beyond the neurotypical brain.🤔 Autistic traits are by design just like adhd traits, it serves a huge purpose in tribal or clan settings. Societal changes have made our abilities seem obsolete because we don't fit in what is perceived to be the norm. We are the brains, we are the creators, we are the hard workers, we have artistic abilities in every category of the word, the problem solvers. We learn outside a square room confined in order and sit for hours hoping that you retained enough to learn because it's extremely hard to focus on words because I have autism/adhd and it takes a huge amount of energy to retain very little. Observation and audio is how I learn the best. Modern society is too square for our perfect round mind. If we really get to know ourselves, we will then be able to accept ourselves so we can ultimately be ourselves!! Thank you!! 👻🤪🌶🤘😎♾️
@AutisticNotAlien every day is a journey👈 new perspective instead of "struggle" firstly because it's me and my thoughts that give me perception to navigate with positive light. Yes the grief is difficult and our journey through that can be hindered. I think one of our best abilities is how we can be introspective and put a lot of focus on that or hyper fixation like me in the last 5 weeks!!🤪🤪🤣🤣 I am learning a lot and watching to other perspectives of like minded people. My first deduction was i needed every single person in my life to be aware so they become part of the most vital things you need and that's a support system. I base all my reasoning with my science based mind👈 special interest!! So there are 2 of me essentially 2 thought processes that think things out together and it's important to separate fantasy from reality because you can become lost. The bottom line is you need to accept yourself to get past the grief. Then further it to love yourself and you can be yourself. Start putting your abilities into your focus. What is your special interest, what excites you? How much intelligence you have, problem solve anything you are great at. My disabilities don't define who i am but the special abilities linked to what is perceived as a disability are what defines me. You are the most important person in your life and you are not alone, you are loved and appreciated. If I repeated anything again then you know!!🤣🤣👻🤪🌶🤘😎♾️
I *unironically* Love the message of your video; cuts through so much smoke out there about what it means to be autistic ..very nicely done!.... that ring finger moment 🤣
Great!! Simply Great!! You are so funny! Not to dismiss the fact that the things you say are helpful and true. And thanks for addressing many beliefs by the general public that irritate me too. It's just that you have such a wonderful humorous way of getting your point across. Thanks!!
Ha ha! My aversion to the Mail is widespread, though not widespread enough - still the most popular paper in the UK. One reason why we're in such a state.
Brilliant! I really feel sorry for any person or entity on the recipient end of your ire. But not so sorry that I didn't laugh out loud especially at the ending headlines.
@@AutisticNotAlien yes thank you. depression lets me have a laugh less frequently, so a nose exhale is my strongest reaction in terms of me expressing: something is funny.
You definitely made me laugh to myself😂😂😂. I could laugh out loud as I was watching in a busy London train station and people would think that I was weird. Then again I was in London so on the other hand (I have two) people would think I was just normal. 😅
I love the image I have of you suppressing your laughter in a busy London train station! As you say, even if you had let the laughter out, everyone would have probably been too busy to notice! I was in London Waterloo a few weeks ago. So, so busy. I noticed one thing that I wish I hadn't noticed: a busker (who was very good) had a card machine and a sign stipulating that donations should be a minimum of £5. It just seemed very wrong to me! (Apologies if you were the busker!)
@@AutisticNotAlien yes I agree. A donation should be as much or as little as you like. The busker is very clever. He has seen that in society we no longer carry cash so he has embraced technology and used it to his (or her) advantage and set a minimum donation. As people can no longer physically see how much they are spending (because it is just another number on a statement that they see days after the payment) they generally are more free in their spending.
I laughed out loud when it said “autistic people can’t form relationships p” and you showed your middle finger with the wedding ring, and then it was followed by “autistic people are rude” 😂
At first I thought déjà vue, but I kept watching in case I missed something the first time. Oh, I really enjoy this new embellished version 😊 Fantastic animations and pictures. You obviously felt you could do better than the last one and you did. Well done sir 👏 👍
Thank you very much. The dip in volume at the end of the previous version really annoyed me, so while fixing that I took the opportunity to add some more ideas.
😄I enjoy your content. Hello from a fellow (self-diagnosed but currently going through a formal assessment) Australian autistic.
Thank you. Good luck with your assessment! One of my first videos was about my assessment. It wasn't a great experience for me, though plenty of people have a better one.
I love this! Thank you again for making videos. 💜
Thank you - my pleasure!
Deja vu!!🤔🤭 Awesome humor!!🤣🤣 I have heightened abilities and they are above and beyond the neurotypical brain.🤔 Autistic traits are by design just like adhd traits, it serves a huge purpose in tribal or clan settings. Societal changes have made our abilities seem obsolete because we don't fit in what is perceived to be the norm. We are the brains, we are the creators, we are the hard workers, we have artistic abilities in every category of the word, the problem solvers. We learn outside a square room confined in order and sit for hours hoping that you retained enough to learn because it's extremely hard to focus on words because I have autism/adhd and it takes a huge amount of energy to retain very little. Observation and audio is how I learn the best. Modern society is too square for our perfect round mind. If we really get to know ourselves, we will then be able to accept ourselves so we can ultimately be ourselves!! Thank you!! 👻🤪🌶🤘😎♾️
I struggle so much with ADHD plus post-diagnosis grief. I'm often so bored and confused and depressed.
@AutisticNotAlien every day is a journey👈 new perspective instead of "struggle" firstly because it's me and my thoughts that give me perception to navigate with positive light. Yes the grief is difficult and our journey through that can be hindered. I think one of our best abilities is how we can be introspective and put a lot of focus on that or hyper fixation like me in the last 5 weeks!!🤪🤪🤣🤣 I am learning a lot and watching to other perspectives of like minded people. My first deduction was i needed every single person in my life to be aware so they become part of the most vital things you need and that's a support system. I base all my reasoning with my science based mind👈 special interest!! So there are 2 of me essentially 2 thought processes that think things out together and it's important to separate fantasy from reality because you can become lost. The bottom line is you need to accept yourself to get past the grief. Then further it to love yourself and you can be yourself. Start putting your abilities into your focus. What is your special interest, what excites you? How much intelligence you have, problem solve anything you are great at. My disabilities don't define who i am but the special abilities linked to what is perceived as a disability are what defines me. You are the most important person in your life and you are not alone, you are loved and appreciated. If I repeated anything again then you know!!🤣🤣👻🤪🌶🤘😎♾️
I *unironically* Love the message of your video; cuts through so much smoke out there about what it means to be autistic ..very nicely done!.... that ring finger moment 🤣
Thank you so much. Ah yes, the finger of unintentional rudeness. I'm so juvenile.
@@AutisticNotAlien 😂 your humour punctuates your points perfectly
Perfect saltiness! Thank you!
Saltier than the Dead Sea. :)
Great!! Simply Great!! You are so funny!
Not to dismiss the fact that the things you say are helpful and true. And thanks for addressing many beliefs by the general public that irritate me too. It's just that you have such a wonderful humorous way of getting your point across. Thanks!!
Thank you very much. There are loads of myths that I didn't cover, so I'll probably do another myths video at some point.
I have to say I'm loving all of the Daily Mail hate in this video 😁👍
Ha ha! My aversion to the Mail is widespread, though not widespread enough - still the most popular paper in the UK. One reason why we're in such a state.
WOW. That article is f**ked up. Seriously f**cked up.
Yep, and sadly it's one of many (presumably churned out by AI).
Brilliant! I really feel sorry for any person or entity on the recipient end of your ire. But not so sorry that I didn't laugh out loud especially at the ending headlines.
I'd forgotten about those headlines! Just watched them back, and they seem depressingly plausible.
This video made my nose exhale violently several times.
Excellent news, though I hope your nose is OK.
@@AutisticNotAlien yes thank you. depression lets me have a laugh less frequently, so a nose exhale is my strongest reaction in terms of me expressing: something is funny.
Judge Wapner was a good show though.
I had to google him. Not sure how he's relevant to this video.
You definitely made me laugh to myself😂😂😂. I could laugh out loud as I was watching in a busy London train station and people would think that I was weird. Then again I was in London so on the other hand (I have two) people would think I was just normal. 😅
I love the image I have of you suppressing your laughter in a busy London train station! As you say, even if you had let the laughter out, everyone would have probably been too busy to notice! I was in London Waterloo a few weeks ago. So, so busy. I noticed one thing that I wish I hadn't noticed: a busker (who was very good) had a card machine and a sign stipulating that donations should be a minimum of £5. It just seemed very wrong to me! (Apologies if you were the busker!)
@@AutisticNotAlien yes I agree. A donation should be as much or as little as you like. The busker is very clever. He has seen that in society we no longer carry cash so he has embraced technology and used it to his (or her) advantage and set a minimum donation. As people can no longer physically see how much they are spending (because it is just another number on a statement that they see days after the payment) they generally are more free in their spending.
@@AgtGaleforce I'm sick of being in a society that seems on permanent alert to ransack the wider population. Late capitalism is an illness.
Mercury doesn't cause autism... Earth does 😅 sthaaaap it!!!!
Lol. 😀
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I laughed out loud when it said “autistic people can’t form relationships p” and you showed your middle finger with the wedding ring, and then it was followed by “autistic people are rude” 😂
Ha ha! I love making people laugh (preferably intentionally).
Slight correction, you mentioned 'The Daily Mail' seven times during this video and 'The Mail' twice. I hope you had a nice lie down afterward.
Ha ha! You mean to say that I mentioned the Daily Hate *nine* times? Goodness me!
The deluxe version😆🙌🙋♂️
Ha ha! Yes, the deluxe version! I hope there's enough in it to keep the interest of those who watched version #1.
I just subscribe you were in autistic Jenny collab. I love the comment that adults with smaller brains are at risk reading daily mail😂.