@@peterang6912 Yes he does, autism isn't psychopathy. Autistic people just have a harder time relating and understanding (to varying degrees depending on individual and type of autism) but they still care, they still feel bad for others and still love.
@@angeloliver7613There's also the risk of dying on the table or from complications. They need to be informed of all the risks in order to give informed consent.
The thing we’re not understanding here is that if she wants the surgery, it’s her and her parent’s choice. It’s Dr. Murphy’s job to make sure they know and understand all the risks. That he’s bringing the risks up with the doctors shows he understands his job, and that has nothing to do with his autism.
Yes but he only understans his job, what he don't understant because of his autism, is that she want a life where she can go to parties, fall in love with someone or even travel a bit..
@@peterang6912Okay, but she also can't have that life if she dies on the operating table or from complications from the surgery. Making an informed choice like this involves knowing every possible risk.
This show pisses me off because Sean was always right but everyone else just used is autism to bully him and make him feel like sh*t. It really pisses me off.
He might be right on paper but doesn't mean he is 100% correct. He is technically right here but isn’t taking into account how the girl feels, it's her life and she wants to actually live it. She can never live a full life like this, her home is like a prison and her own heart her captor. That ain't a life worth having to many people, I would frankly consider ending myself.
@@brucejedilee5290in the clip he never said not to do the surgery he mentioned the irreversible affect of the surgery on the highly likely chance it goes wrong since this is not a common procedure that has to be done and how volatile it is being based around her heart.
His autism was definitely a factor in this choice. I'm high-functioning and only partially avoidant to touch. But my son is a bit more severe and avoidant to touch and would not understand in this situation unless it was explained and pointed out. It would not factor into the logic the patients need to be touched and around people because that's not logical it's psychologically functional
@angelicakaufman7183 yes because of his autism his brain is wired to do the most unbiased, and logical option. Which in my opinion shuld be the way doctors handle situations like this. The other doctor is able to connect emotionaly to her patients ofc no one would want someone to not be able to do normal things everyone could do, but medicaly her opinion was biased of of feelings. She could die if the surgery fails, she has good people around her and she will live with a few limitations, that's the undeniable truth of the situation. On a emotional stand point, no she won't like to live Like this, it sucks to have those limitations, but at the end she might die and not live at all. A doctor has every right to say no to a surgery that has such little chance of survival, it's almost like committing a legal murder.
@@ReneePokaTo who and for what?The imaginary swearing police? The person who commented can say anything and whatever they want. Stop making a big deal out of nothing. You're not special, and the person does not have to listen or do what you say smh.
I like how she pretends autistic people don't understand tantrums and what they mean yet that's how a lot of autistic people communicate our problems is through tantrums because we never learned any other way to communicate them other than very drastic emotions.
Isn't he supposed to be someone who doesn't enjoy physical contact & therefore would be personally biased AGAINST a patient who is fighting to be able to receive physical contact? I'm pretty sure that's the bias she's referring to & why the other woman is saying he doesn't understand that desire...not because autistic people don't understand tantrums or why they happen.
@@rensins08 that’s what I was thinking too! Like it was less of a “you’re autistic so you don’t understand” and more of a “you’re an introvert/homebody so you don’t understand” Like I myself am an introvert and I don’t understand the desire to be in a crowd, it just makes me anxious
@bird6439 same honestly. And it only happened after I showed signs of having anxiety at 27. I still like physical contact with people I know & trust but a desire to be surrounded by several people? Nopeeeee no thank you! 😅
Bias isn't always bullshit. Sometimes death is better than a life in a prison and therefore worth the risk. Her only mistake was the personal attack instead of focus on that aspect. Her point is the desire to be touched is a fundamental human need to 98-99% * of us. *Unknown what the percentage is of people who thrive without physical contact. Studies show it's vital.
@@cosmicvixxonalice6795I don't think they're saying bias is bullshit, just that she is being bullshit for scolding him about being biased when she's the biased one.
Don’t really know anything about the episode or the show beyond the fact that the young doc is autistic, so I’m not here to say if he was wrong for not wanting to do the surgery or not. Just mention that if they wanted him to understand why she was upset, they should have said something along the lines of “Imagine you’re sick, and because of that sickness you have to be around crowds all day, and get at least 10 hugs a day, and if you want to talk to people you have to look them in the eye”. He’s autistic, not stupid or emotionless, he just needs thinks explained in a way that he’ll understand, just like everyone else.
Sadly as a family member to a boy on almost this same level of autism that wouldn't always work. Saying "imagine so and so" to somebody who just doesn't get it is one thing but explaining it to someone who is very logic driven, not emotionally, you'd most likely get a reply of "but that isn't a real sickness and so it doesn't make sense" So you're hypothetical would just fall flat. Hypotheticals don't work when people are too logical to know better.
@@hayleedelphynn6983 Heya, autistic teen here to say please don't refer to autistic people as 'this level of autism' or 'this autistic' or similar things, autism isn't a spectrum of 'more autistic' to 'less autistic', it's a spectrum more like a circle. Think a cake, each slice represents different autistic traits like sensory issues, lack of social awareness, ability to communicate needs and emotions, logical thinking, and so on Each autistic person has a different amount of each slice, none of us are quite the same, just like any other person. For me, I would have a medium sized slice of sensory issues, a small sized slice of lack of social awareness, a big slice of logical thinking, and I'm not going to continue that for every autistic trait because it'd last forever lmao Autism can't be scaled from more to less autistic and talking about it like it can reinforces people's ableist views or autism, which usually stem from them being misinformed or simply not being taught properly what autism is. We are complex individuals with our own specific wants, needs and likes. Just like any other human. Our disability does not take away from that. Thank you for reading this, and especially if you have someone close to you that's autistic make sure you're well informed. Make sure you get your information from autistic sources, since most of the time information from sources that don't come from autistic people themselves are misinformed or have majorly outdated information. Paige layale has some good videos on autism, I'd recommend you check them out. Bye ❤
Shannon it's like this, she is alive but she has no quality of life. She needs this surgery so she can have a normal life. In the same way someone in chronic pain needs medication or someone with a degenerative condition needs a DNR. Those are things that can bring an end to suffering. She is suffering, she understands the risk, either it will work and life will be worth living or it won't and she'll die in surgery either way, she won't have to live like this anymore. Either outcome would be a win for her.
@@joyricherson4570not all surgeries, if your surgery isn’t heart/brain/kidney/lung or liver surgery then it shouldn’t put you in danger(there’s prob a lot more I don’t know of that are dangerous but surgeries like dental/leg/arm/ear surgeries can’t kill ya I don’t think:))
As someone who lived more than 10 years in a bubble existence and still works remotely and has minimal engagement outside my family I understand the girl. Honestly sometimes 1 Day of living is worth years of just existing. Anyone who doesn't get that has never been in the situation where you can't be normal. Going to a store or out to dinner is not an option. People have to be sprayed with disinfectant before they enter your home. You have no idea the struggle till you live it. I lived it as a teen. So yeah. She is right to demand a fighting chance.
It's worse when u are in your teeen because that's when most other teen live their life doing new things and full of excitement but there u are in your house barely able to move and most of the time u are in your room in your bed. It's horrible you just wanna be outside take a deep breath in the freah air and just wanna be outside in the sun, it's normal be frustrated . And if u know there maybe a chance even if it's do Or die u still wanna take the risk and u are desperate for it, after all you find like u hve nothing to loss anyway ❤
@@candysofia5769 exactly. That is why after what I went through I make crochet chemo caps for teens in hospitals. Most of the time other teens pull away and family rallies around small kids but not really for teens. I pray you are doing better and don't have to keep going through that battle. 🙏✝️🙏
I have a bubble existence, hyperacusis is the main cause. It causes sensitivity in my ears, and it doesn't mean I have "super hearing." It means that when I get exposed to any sound above 80 decibels, I start to feel a lot of discomfort in my ears, I get very stressed and overwhelmed. It was caused by an extremely loud noise exposure in 2021, and there is no cure. Because of living with it, I have become afraid of loud noises, so I avoid going out as much as I can. I used to have no issue being in a loud environment, like when I mow the lawn. Now I can't even do that without needing hearing protection. A secondary issue I have is my weight, it's hard to move around at 300+ pounds, forget going to the gym, that's too loud for me. I don't have the motivation anyway, even to do exercise at home.
I love the show allowed us to see Dr. Murphy grew leaps and bounds throughout the years. No, he didn't understand certain things earlier on, but the other doctors collectively taught him in their own ways. Even this lady doctor learned a few things along the way. There were things about her that made me think she dealt with things that made her seem "uncaring" at times. I love that she and Dr. Murphy leaned to care about someone else. He has his wife and baby and she just got married on the last show and they an adopted baby. I think the season and series finale is next week. Thank God for the Dr. Glassmans that showed people like Shawn unconditional love and a colleague like Claire who was so patient and understanding with him when they started. I am happy to see they brought her back. I just hope what happened the last episode doesn't make me UPSET in the final episode of the series. They can't have brought her back just to kill her off. She needs her "happy ever after." Claire is the sweetest and they can't do her character "wrong". Come writers. I pray yall did the right thing. (5/23/2024)
She would encourage her if the risk was death because “she isn’t happy with her current health” Require counseling before you schedule. I don’t know what I would do. One observation, Where is the cardiac surgeon? You have to have one who does heart surgery frequently. This group of surgeons doe general surgery plus.
The blonde understands that the patient doesn't want to live under those circumstances any longer. She would rather die. Just give her a hug on her way out.
The thing about autistic folks (coming from an autistic woman) is that we don't always have the best grasp on empathy and we tend to look at more "safe" options. Shaun not wanting to do it isn't because he's being heartless, it's because he wants the patient to live. But the blonde is also correct in her reasoning because while we struggle with empathy, many alltistics don't. She has ever right to detest Shaun, and I wouldn't even consider her way going about it wrong.
Exactly. I have autism, and not only do I not have a problem with my empathy, but I also don't talk in a monotone voice, I express emotions normally, I understand what emotions a person is feeling based on their facial expressions, body language, tone of voice, and what they are saying. I can also "read the room," make eye contact, understand sarcasm and metaphors. My symptoms thankfully do not hinder my social life at all.
Speak for yourselves. There's way to many autizzys out here who are hyperempathtic that it can be debilitating. What she said was ableist as hell cause y she acting like all Autistics are the same????
I am extremely empathetic and I’m Autistic, blondie’s statement is dumb and untrue because they’re different types of autistic people that is why it is called autism spectrum disorder.
Because lots of people discriminate people who are autistic by stereotypes insults not taking them seriously thinking they are mental and so much more lots of people i seen don't like autism people in many different ways i know that i have autism too its a spectrum
I swear everyone always questions his abilities and when it turns out he is right there like oh shit we should have listened to him but we didn't because of his different ability I font call it a disability because my sister and brother have autism and dyslexia
@@rosajohnson5212it’s not her kid she’d feel even worse if the kid died all cuz she let her feelings get in the way it’s the kids choice but again she could die
"Mom I wanna be touched". I get theres probably better ways she couldve phrased it, but coming from someone with a surpressed immune system I can understand any kind of physical touch, on any level, big or small, can be challenging; can sometimes mean life or death. Ive never seen Good Doctor, but i imagine all that little girl wanted was a chance at a normal, healthy life & not have to experience friendships/relationships through a phone screen anymore.
So y is everyone hating on the blonde??? Its kinda like being in court. One has to defend the patient's life (Dr Murphy) and the other defending the patient's choice (the blonde). Yeah it wasnt right for her to bring his autism in this AT ALL! (Im a mother of an autistic boy. She had no right there when he can make clear and epic decisions) But im with the blonde and the patient. Who want to live in a cage pretty much. Cage of fear of falling or being bumped by someone or something. Nah i dont blame the patient, life sucks enough.
She's always biased against Shaun. If she had a button to have Murphy out of the hospital, she wouldn't think twice. She left a patient of her lost an arm because of her judgment against Shaun
Then she should have said that rather than weaponizing her own personal biases as if she were making a point that proves her colleague is "absolutely wrong," they must consider the risks even if Shaun isn't getting what the lack of touch or interaction is doing to her psychologically he still isn't completely wrong but really she isn't bringing any type of valid point to be a reasonable counterargument to Shaun's.
How do you know you talking to “ KARENS” without asking??!! Look her to see : there is proper English to be spoken!! Heil,heil…. The young lady is living in the PERFECT NEW WORLD!! Do not touch me!!
Yall?? Are you taking this the wrong way? We say a lot but obviously she talks about wanting quality of life aka hug. Not everything needs to be made weird. And even if she did mean it then well she is a teenager.
@anthonykelp6541 Not everyone speaks English, you should be happy that this person tries to communicate in English, and you can still kind off get what they mean
Yo I’m autistic and I process what I see just fine, it’s expressing it that’s the hard part most of the time. (Keep in mind autism is a spectrum and not all autistic people will be the same as me fyi) The doc is just saying what needs to be said, straightforward. That’s how we talk. If anything withholding information or ignoring information is more stressful than saying things outright. A lot of people are scared to do that these days I’ve noticed and personally it really affects how I perceive the world. I’m told to sugarcoat and make someone feel better about themselves, and I just don’t get it. I see that girl is hurting, and sad, but it will be worse in the long run if she isn’t patient.
WOW. Autism = no emotions? WRONG! INTENSE EMOTIONS!!! * EDIT Thank you for the replies. Admittedly I wrote this as an emotional reaction & thought about deletion as I wrote. I apologise for writing from one perspective & assuming a position for all. I'm still learning & appreciate the feedback & discussion.
I'm autistic with ADHD but I get the girls point as never leaving the house never hugging never truly socialising never living life to the fullest experience
“She’s literally fine if she avoids major vectors and injury, this surgery may present further risk long-term” is a pretty clinical assessment, though?
There is always a 50/50 chance that a surgery goes wrong. Before each of my surgeries I had to sign that I know I might not wake up. But I still signed because life as it was was not bearable. So if a patient tells the doctor they want the surgery, it's not up to the surgeon to question it. Btw, yes I know it's a show, but hell those medical dramas in tv are ridiculous.
As someone that has Autism and Adhd I'm honestly offended and ik that I/people that have Autism have quite a few struggles but we all have our strengths and his strength is his job and I trust that (also pls don't shout/yell at Autistic people if u do cuz it makes us a bit scared srry if u don't shout or yell I just want people that do to be aware about this)
@@ukkina_4032Which is stupid and absurd. Wanting to be able to hug someone when you want to does not somehow magically mean you want other people to choose for you. Such comments are especially ironic given how much of this whole conversation was about her autonomy and right to make her own choices about what she wants.
@@junbh2 well, i got lucky this time because of you, it's your interpretation that i can't deny, i would've made an entire debate for that, you named it all, absurd and ironic, on point!
I never like her on the show she talks about Shaun bias but she show her every time she spoke to him Shaun is autistic he not stupid you don’t always have to understand something to sympathize with it as a doctor his job is to save her life to the best life she can within keeping her a live like life support machine one can no life on them which I agree with however one can still live a whole life span on them and for her to speak condescending to him saying he say her impart doesn’t mean he don’t understand ok but understand don’t mean you understand or don’t sympathize either
No be cause if it got hit there would still be pressure on her heart and like hit your skin and bones protect your heart with it at the surface it cannot be protected
@joycmccain4688 maybe but personally I don't think so because no matter what even the littlest impact can damage her heart so if for example she was shoved there would still be pressure of her heart which she can't do bc as she said she'd want to be in huge crowds
Its the patients choice at end of the day. If she wants it, she wants it. So do it. Shaun aint dumb, he knows his stuff and whats best for his patients , even if he seems rude sometimes, hes not. Its just how he functions. Factual and lacks normal emotions, his are different and thats ok. Id rather have him over any other doctor.
This show I am going to miss I have never I mean I have never watched every single episode of a show until the Good Doctor I think this show is a classic!!! I wish nothing for the best to all who were involved with the Good Doctor!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I don't know if this is incredibly stupid to say, but I see it as Her heart doesn't belong in her chest In this situation, Because her body It messed up and Developed her wrong, So there has got to be something in her chest that Will Stop the doctors from actually putting her heart in her chest, I might be completely wrong But I see it as that You can't put her heart In her chest because it didn't belong there in the first place, I'm sorry if I confused anyone, It sounded better in my head.
Give her a break she was fighting for that girl to have a chance at a better quality of life. I'm sure all doctors go to discuss the pros and cons of major surgery and whether or not if it's worth it with the potential success rate
I was completely on her side until she brought up his ASD like that, Shaun understands he just expresses it differently, ofc spirit wants that ya think Shaun didn’t? Spirit deserves a better life but she had 0 right to say autistic people don’t have empathy. Especially in front of him.
I hate that his autism is always uses against him, it's like if someone had a tumour would you as a doctor or medical staff use that against them and say messed up things like "oh you have a tumour you can't tell me no, you have to opinion because you have a tumour" no you wouldn't!!!! Shaun has obviously earned respect.
He didn’t understand it, most likely because he does not like crowds or physical touch. That didn’t mean he couldn’t bring up the risks lmao. I want to watch this show because I know he’s right pretty much all the time, and I like it when people who are wrong (his coworkers) get shown that they are wrong.
Didn't watch the show...but practically for drama doctors disagree with murphy but here I would agree to what other doctors think. Autistic people aren't meant to understand social cues, I mean it's fine the guy is a great doctor and can lack at one place. Clearly a patients emotional and mental health matters. It's just a show don't endlessly support the main character and maybe he has a practical explanation but having good mental health is necessary ,it gives you a will to live.
how was shaun supposed to understand her pain??? he hates being touched, she longs to be touched. everyone just bullies him because of their subconscious prejudice.
This show is decent, but its a bad take on autism. Its just not like this, especially in a person whos been successful enough to get through med school. He definitely understands it, but what he doesn't understand is you are trading 80% for the extra 20%. That doesn't make sense.
I feel like so many people dont listen to people with autism because they have autism, I have 2 friends, they have been best friends for YEARS, one of them happen to have autism and I remember the not autistic friend refusing to tell her autistic bestfriend who her crush was because she thought the autisic friend wouldnt understand that she doesn't want people knowing who her crush was, I remember being super surprised because the autistic best friend has a BETTER grasp on secrets than most of our friends, I remember telling her this and she said she just assumed the autistic best friend was bad and secrets and understanding because she had autism 😑 THEY HAVE BEEN BEST FRIENDS FOR YEARS and the autistic friend happens to be the kindest person I have ever met. This might not sound that bad, but the same non autistic friend also refuses to tell or explain things to the autistic friend because she just assumes the autisic friend won't understand, THE AUTISTIC FRIEND DOES BETTER IN SCHOOLD AND GETS BETTER GRADES THAN THE NON AUTISTIC FRIEND
She’s the one who’s biased. And it’s unnecessary to use Sean’s autism against him JUST because he’s not automatically agreeing with her medical decisions.
Sounds like cys to me how would she feel if that was her kid it was me if the doctor says some some are right and some are wrong but maybe she making thing up or he right idk
One thing i havent seen anyone mention here is the fact that Disney made a TONNE of Isabela dolls, thinking she would be the fan favourite but it turned out to be Luisa and they barely made any dolls and stuff for her since they probably thought people wouldnt like her because she isnt as "pretty" as Isabela. So i think they ended up losing money from it Edit: I think my comment jumped videos, this was meant to be about an encanto reaction
“I get you’re autistic” ma’am that has absolutely nothing to do with it! My little brother is autistic and he’s the smartest kid I know, he’s been able to sleep elephant since he was 3! He knows what he’s doing, you just don’t like the answers🙄
She’s explaining feelings. She knows feelings better than Sean. That’s just the way it is even if you don’t like that, those are the facts. It’s bc he has autism like she points out. She’s right and says it a bit frustrated, but not hateful
Are you guys all brain dead. Never in this clip did Sean say not to do the surgery he only mentioned how highly risky it is and if they make a mistake there is no fixing it or reversing the surgery. She either lives or dies and in a situation like this you can’t base the procedure around emotions as it is possible in the future it can be done more safely without killing the patient.
No one is blaming her there saying she was wrong about Shaun not understanding, everyone is wrong from time to time, what people blame Reznik for is her being an absolute crap head 90% of the time
He got it. He just still understood differently and could still see things from a perspective that weighed all the options.
Yes.
@@dionmoviesclips no he didn't, he have no empaty..
He does, if he didnt, he wouldnt think about the risks of that surgery @@peterang6912
@@peterang6912 Yes he does, autism isn't psychopathy. Autistic people just have a harder time relating and understanding (to varying degrees depending on individual and type of autism) but they still care, they still feel bad for others and still love.
Yeah he looks logically not emotionally
His medical judgment isn’t bias, it’s rooted in common sense, logic, reason, and rational thinking!
I think the patient made it pretty clear she would hate that life. Because there is "survival and being alive" and actual "having a life"
@@angeloliver7613she could have friends over
@@angeloliver7613There's also the risk of dying on the table or from complications. They need to be informed of all the risks in order to give informed consent.
They were before this short started. And shes a teenager that hasn't had a hug her whole life.. you'd want it to. @@gurglequeen433
Yes, but feelings and happiness are not always rational.
The thing we’re not understanding here is that if she wants the surgery, it’s her and her parent’s choice. It’s Dr. Murphy’s job to make sure they know and understand all the risks. That he’s bringing the risks up with the doctors shows he understands his job, and that has nothing to do with his autism.
Yes but he only understans his job, what he don't understant because of his autism, is that she want a life where she can go to parties, fall in love with someone or even travel a bit..
@@peterang6912But really, does he absolutely need to in this situation?
@@CleptoMelto If you are a good dokter, yes..
@@peterang6912So he’s a bad Doctor because he has Autism, totally checks out, flawless logic you have there friend.
@@peterang6912Okay, but she also can't have that life if she dies on the operating table or from complications from the surgery. Making an informed choice like this involves knowing every possible risk.
This show pisses me off because Sean was always right but everyone else just used is autism to bully him and make him feel like sh*t. It really pisses me off.
it happens irl too, on and off the internet
Yeah, imagen that would be the Gimmick of the Show...
He might be right on paper but doesn't mean he is 100% correct. He is technically right here but isn’t taking into account how the girl feels, it's her life and she wants to actually live it. She can never live a full life like this, her home is like a prison and her own heart her captor. That ain't a life worth having to many people, I would frankly consider ending myself.
There's a k drama of a girl lawyer with autism on Netflix
I understand how you feel about it… it saddens me how people can treat others
His medical judgment is right. Hers is emotionally guided
In this case the emotional path is correct. The girl wants to actually live life not live as a captive in her own home.
@@brucejedilee5290not if the medical risks are too high
@@mikefoster6358 It is her body her choice, she decides if the risk is worth it or not
@@mikefoster6358
Her choice. 🤷🏻♀️
@@brucejedilee5290in the clip he never said not to do the surgery he mentioned the irreversible affect of the surgery on the highly likely chance it goes wrong since this is not a common procedure that has to be done and how volatile it is being based around her heart.
There really wasn't a reason for her to bring his autism into that situation, though, it had nothing to do with his decision-
Autism can make a person not like physical contact, she probably said that because she thought he was just using his own personal experiences
I’m an autistic therapist. Though you’d never know for sure, there’s a VERY high chance it had something to do with his autism.
His autism was definitely a factor in this choice. I'm high-functioning and only partially avoidant to touch. But my son is a bit more severe and avoidant to touch and would not understand in this situation unless it was explained and pointed out. It would not factor into the logic the patients need to be touched and around people because that's not logical it's psychologically functional
It’s to demonstrate how autistic kids adults are being discriminated 😅 daily 😢
@angelicakaufman7183 yes because of his autism his brain is wired to do the most unbiased, and logical option. Which in my opinion shuld be the way doctors handle situations like this. The other doctor is able to connect emotionaly to her patients ofc no one would want someone to not be able to do normal things everyone could do, but medicaly her opinion was biased of of feelings.
She could die if the surgery fails, she has good people around her and she will live with a few limitations, that's the undeniable truth of the situation.
On a emotional stand point, no she won't like to live Like this, it sucks to have those limitations, but at the end she might die and not live at all.
A doctor has every right to say no to a surgery that has such little chance of survival, it's almost like committing a legal murder.
The fuck he didn't if anything he understands better than anybody else and that is real talk
Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo dude stop the cussing words not necessary not needed very rude of you to do stop it immediately. You need to apologize.
@@ReneePokaTo who and for what?The imaginary swearing police? The person who commented can say anything and whatever they want. Stop making a big deal out of nothing. You're not special, and the person does not have to listen or do what you say smh.
@@ReneePokaShut up
@@ReneePokaoh fuck it's you again
@@ReneePokaoh no!!! he said bad word :(
stfu mate its not hurting anyone 💀
I like how she pretends autistic people don't understand tantrums and what they mean yet that's how a lot of autistic people communicate our problems is through tantrums because we never learned any other way to communicate them other than very drastic emotions.
Yess
Isn't he supposed to be someone who doesn't enjoy physical contact & therefore would be personally biased AGAINST a patient who is fighting to be able to receive physical contact? I'm pretty sure that's the bias she's referring to & why the other woman is saying he doesn't understand that desire...not because autistic people don't understand tantrums or why they happen.
@@rensins08 that’s what I was thinking too! Like it was less of a “you’re autistic so you don’t understand” and more of a “you’re an introvert/homebody so you don’t understand”
Like I myself am an introvert and I don’t understand the desire to be in a crowd, it just makes me anxious
@bird6439 same honestly. And it only happened after I showed signs of having anxiety at 27. I still like physical contact with people I know & trust but a desire to be surrounded by several people? Nopeeeee no thank you! 😅
@rensins08 she literally says "I get you're autistic but.." yeah he doesn't like physical touch but he isn't stupid he knows other people do
Blondie is being bias. Wirh her bullshit. There is 50/50% chance it will go wrong. As for it will allow her to have a life..... hope she lives....
She grew as a character after working with Shaun. She redeemed herself from start of her job at the hospital
Bias isn't always bullshit. Sometimes death is better than a life in a prison and therefore worth the risk. Her only mistake was the personal attack instead of focus on that aspect. Her point is the desire to be touched is a fundamental human need to 98-99% * of us.
*Unknown what the percentage is of people who thrive without physical contact. Studies show it's vital.
The patient is willing to risk death rather than continue living without being touched.
@@cosmicvixxonalice6795I don't think they're saying bias is bullshit, just that she is being bullshit for scolding him about being biased when she's the biased one.
@@cosmicvixxonalice6795 It was not a personal attack, it was the truth..
Don’t really know anything about the episode or the show beyond the fact that the young doc is autistic, so I’m not here to say if he was wrong for not wanting to do the surgery or not. Just mention that if they wanted him to understand why she was upset, they should have said something along the lines of “Imagine you’re sick, and because of that sickness you have to be around crowds all day, and get at least 10 hugs a day, and if you want to talk to people you have to look them in the eye”. He’s autistic, not stupid or emotionless, he just needs thinks explained in a way that he’ll understand, just like everyone else.
I think you're absolutely right!
Def agreed 😊🥰😁
THANK YOU!
-an autistic person
Sadly as a family member to a boy on almost this same level of autism that wouldn't always work. Saying "imagine so and so" to somebody who just doesn't get it is one thing but explaining it to someone who is very logic driven, not emotionally, you'd most likely get a reply of "but that isn't a real sickness and so it doesn't make sense" So you're hypothetical would just fall flat. Hypotheticals don't work when people are too logical to know better.
@@hayleedelphynn6983 Heya, autistic teen here to say please don't refer to autistic people as 'this level of autism' or 'this autistic' or similar things, autism isn't a spectrum of 'more autistic' to 'less autistic', it's a spectrum more like a circle.
Think a cake, each slice represents different autistic traits like sensory issues, lack of social awareness, ability to communicate needs and emotions, logical thinking, and so on
Each autistic person has a different amount of each slice, none of us are quite the same, just like any other person. For me, I would have a medium sized slice of sensory issues, a small sized slice of lack of social awareness, a big slice of logical thinking, and I'm not going to continue that for every autistic trait because it'd last forever lmao
Autism can't be scaled from more to less autistic and talking about it like it can reinforces people's ableist views or autism, which usually stem from them being misinformed or simply not being taught properly what autism is. We are complex individuals with our own specific wants, needs and likes. Just like any other human. Our disability does not take away from that.
Thank you for reading this, and especially if you have someone close to you that's autistic make sure you're well informed. Make sure you get your information from autistic sources, since most of the time information from sources that don't come from autistic people themselves are misinformed or have majorly outdated information. Paige layale has some good videos on autism, I'd recommend you check them out. Bye ❤
Hugs to most of us are necessary. I hear what she's saying.
Truu, but if it fails, then it means death simply put.
@@krischainz She knows but she feels it is worth the risk and so would I
Shannon it's like this, she is alive but she has no quality of life. She needs this surgery so she can have a normal life. In the same way someone in chronic pain needs medication or someone with a degenerative condition needs a DNR. Those are things that can bring an end to suffering. She is suffering, she understands the risk, either it will work and life will be worth living or it won't and she'll die in surgery either way, she won't have to live like this anymore. Either outcome would be a win for her.
The women seems to not understand that the girl could die if the surgery is done wrong.
They do. But the girl WOULD rather die than keep living her shitty life.
They understand that the patient doesn't want to live any longer without being touched.
She understands it very well. But it's the girl's life and she is the only one who really knows if that risk is worth it to her.
Isn't that a chance anyway with surgery?
@@joyricherson4570not all surgeries, if your surgery isn’t heart/brain/kidney/lung or liver surgery then it shouldn’t put you in danger(there’s prob a lot more I don’t know of that are dangerous but surgeries like dental/leg/arm/ear surgeries can’t kill ya I don’t think:))
As someone who lived more than 10 years in a bubble existence and still works remotely and has minimal engagement outside my family I understand the girl. Honestly sometimes 1 Day of living is worth years of just existing. Anyone who doesn't get that has never been in the situation where you can't be normal. Going to a store or out to dinner is not an option. People have to be sprayed with disinfectant before they enter your home. You have no idea the struggle till you live it. I lived it as a teen. So yeah. She is right to demand a fighting chance.
It's worse when u are in your teeen because that's when most other teen live their life doing new things and full of excitement but there u are in your house barely able to move and most of the time u are in your room in your bed. It's horrible you just wanna be outside take a deep breath in the freah air and just wanna be outside in the sun, it's normal be frustrated . And if u know there maybe a chance even if it's do Or die u still wanna take the risk and u are desperate for it, after all you find like u hve nothing to loss anyway ❤
@@candysofia5769 exactly. That is why after what I went through I make crochet chemo caps for teens in hospitals. Most of the time other teens pull away and family rallies around small kids but not really for teens. I pray you are doing better and don't have to keep going through that battle. 🙏✝️🙏
@@rachelcampbell9733 thank u for your kindness
I have a bubble existence, hyperacusis is the main cause. It causes sensitivity in my ears, and it doesn't mean I have "super hearing." It means that when I get exposed to any sound above 80 decibels, I start to feel a lot of discomfort in my ears, I get very stressed and overwhelmed. It was caused by an extremely loud noise exposure in 2021, and there is no cure. Because of living with it, I have become afraid of loud noises, so I avoid going out as much as I can. I used to have no issue being in a loud environment, like when I mow the lawn. Now I can't even do that without needing hearing protection. A secondary issue I have is my weight, it's hard to move around at 300+ pounds, forget going to the gym, that's too loud for me. I don't have the motivation anyway, even to do exercise at home.
I love the show allowed us to see Dr. Murphy grew leaps and bounds throughout the years. No, he didn't understand certain things earlier on, but the other doctors collectively taught him in their own ways. Even this lady doctor learned a few things along the way. There were things about her that made me think she dealt with things that made her seem "uncaring" at times. I love that she and Dr. Murphy leaned to care about someone else. He has his wife and baby and she just got married on the last show and they an adopted baby. I think the season and series finale is next week. Thank God for the Dr. Glassmans that showed people like Shawn unconditional love and a colleague like Claire who was so patient and understanding with him when they started. I am happy to see they brought her back. I just hope what happened the last episode doesn't make me UPSET in the final episode of the series. They can't have brought her back just to kill her off. She needs her "happy ever after." Claire is the sweetest and they can't do her character "wrong". Come writers. I pray yall did the right thing. (5/23/2024)
Blonde hair has never been slapped has she with her disrespectful bias
I wish that blonde girl would just shut up and listen to what Shaun is saying! She is getting on my nerves!!!!!!😤🔥
She would encourage her if the risk was death because “she isn’t happy with her current health” Require counseling before you schedule. I don’t know what I would do.
One observation, Where is the cardiac surgeon? You have to have one who does heart surgery frequently. This group of surgeons doe general surgery plus.
Her currant health could be made worse by that operation.
Because she hasn't known good feeling or bad she years to fel anything. It's just desperation of a life kept inside. It isn't disrespect.
The blonde understands that the patient doesn't want to live under those circumstances any longer. She would rather die. Just give her a hug on her way out.
The thing about autistic folks (coming from an autistic woman) is that we don't always have the best grasp on empathy and we tend to look at more "safe" options. Shaun not wanting to do it isn't because he's being heartless, it's because he wants the patient to live. But the blonde is also correct in her reasoning because while we struggle with empathy, many alltistics don't. She has ever right to detest Shaun, and I wouldn't even consider her way going about it wrong.
Exactly. I have autism, and not only do I not have a problem with my empathy, but I also don't talk in a monotone voice, I express emotions normally, I understand what emotions a person is feeling based on their facial expressions, body language, tone of voice, and what they are saying. I can also "read the room," make eye contact, understand sarcasm and metaphors. My symptoms thankfully do not hinder my social life at all.
Speak for yourselves. There's way to many autizzys out here who are hyperempathtic that it can be debilitating. What she said was ableist as hell cause y she acting like all Autistics are the same????
I am extremely empathetic and I’m Autistic, blondie’s statement is dumb and untrue because they’re different types of autistic people that is why it is called autism spectrum disorder.
"Mom I wanna be touched" 💀
I glad I wasn’t the only one 💀💀
Kinda sus.
💀
So glad I ain't the only one
lol 😂
Why does everyone gives that doctor a hard time. Smh
I am autistic, I can confirm we can be difficult to deal with
Because lots of people discriminate people who are autistic by stereotypes insults not taking them seriously thinking they are mental and so much more lots of people i seen don't like autism people in many different ways i know that i have autism too its a spectrum
I swear everyone always questions his abilities and when it turns out he is right there like oh shit we should have listened to him but we didn't because of his different ability I font call it a disability because my sister and brother have autism and dyslexia
Sorry was meant to say don't not font
He is medically correct, but I agree with his coworker. The patient would rather die, than to continue living without being touched.
@@rosajohnson5212it’s not her kid she’d feel even worse if the kid died all cuz she let her feelings get in the way it’s the kids choice but again she could die
@@michaelharmon8960 🙂❤️
Wasn't he just explaining the risks tho ???
He was leaning towards too high a risk.
"Mom I wanna be touched". I get theres probably better ways she couldve phrased it, but coming from someone with a surpressed immune system I can understand any kind of physical touch, on any level, big or small, can be challenging; can sometimes mean life or death. Ive never seen Good Doctor, but i imagine all that little girl wanted was a chance at a normal, healthy life & not have to experience friendships/relationships through a phone screen anymore.
So y is everyone hating on the blonde??? Its kinda like being in court. One has to defend the patient's life (Dr Murphy) and the other defending the patient's choice (the blonde). Yeah it wasnt right for her to bring his autism in this AT ALL! (Im a mother of an autistic boy. She had no right there when he can make clear and epic decisions) But im with the blonde and the patient. Who want to live in a cage pretty much. Cage of fear of falling or being bumped by someone or something. Nah i dont blame the patient, life sucks enough.
She's always biased against Shaun. If she had a button to have Murphy out of the hospital, she wouldn't think twice. She left a patient of her lost an arm because of her judgment against Shaun
Then she should have said that rather than weaponizing her own personal biases as if she were making a point that proves her colleague is "absolutely wrong," they must consider the risks even if Shaun isn't getting what the lack of touch or interaction is doing to her psychologically he still isn't completely wrong but really she isn't bringing any type of valid point to be a reasonable counterargument to Shaun's.
“Mum I wanna be touched”
Top ten things you never wanna hear from your children
frl... this is why english is important to be taught in skls bc there is so many other ways she couldve said that 😭
Ikr. Say I wanna be held or something
How do you know you talking to “ KARENS” without asking??!! Look her to see : there is proper English to be spoken!! Heil,heil…. The young lady is living in the PERFECT NEW WORLD!! Do not touch me!!
Yall?? Are you taking this the wrong way? We say a lot but obviously she talks about wanting quality of life aka hug. Not everything needs to be made weird. And even if she did mean it then well she is a teenager.
Of course he does understand , he felt upset too when his dad abused his mother and brother and killed his rabbit 😢😢😢
I don't think he understood that the patient doesn't care if she dies. She doesn't want to continue to live under those circumstances.
Yes!!!!! HE DIS UNDERSTAND HER. HES TGE ONLY ONE WHO SEES THE TRUTH@
English!! For the love of god!
@anthonykelp6541 Not everyone speaks English, you should be happy that this person tries to communicate in English, and you can still kind off get what they mean
Yo I’m autistic and I process what I see just fine, it’s expressing it that’s the hard part most of the time. (Keep in mind autism is a spectrum and not all autistic people will be the same as me fyi)
The doc is just saying what needs to be said, straightforward. That’s how we talk. If anything withholding information or ignoring information is more stressful than saying things outright.
A lot of people are scared to do that these days I’ve noticed and personally it really affects how I perceive the world. I’m told to sugarcoat and make someone feel better about themselves, and I just don’t get it. I see that girl is hurting, and sad, but it will be worse in the long run if she isn’t patient.
WOW. Autism = no emotions? WRONG!
INTENSE EMOTIONS!!!
* EDIT
Thank you for the replies. Admittedly I wrote this as an emotional reaction & thought about deletion as I wrote. I apologise for writing from one perspective & assuming a position for all. I'm still learning & appreciate the feedback & discussion.
Wrong. Some have none. Due to them being so big we distance ourselves from them completely.
**to each their own. If you know one Autistic person you know ONE. All are different.
You say none , everyone has emotions but in their own way
I'm autistic and feel too much emotions but it's true that some people with autism don't feel as much empathy as the average person
@user-gk9um9ht8o not sure if you're speaking to me but if so that's why I said some (no rudeness intended)
We can see what neurotypical sees, but the way we process the information we get is not regular...
I'm so proud to be autistic:!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Me too
TV Show: The good doctor episode fifteen season one
thank you!
I'm autistic with ADHD but I get the girls point as never leaving the house never hugging never truly socialising never living life to the fullest experience
Poor doctor 😢 there is a reason he's a doctor
"Mom i wanna be touched" 💀💀💀💀 im sorry ill leave 💀💀💀💀💀💀
I haven't seen this show, but as a 1st yr medical student, he's definitely using his medical ethical skills correctly ❤
“She’s literally fine if she avoids major vectors and injury, this surgery may present further risk long-term” is a pretty clinical assessment, though?
When a child throws a phone away you instantly know it’s bad 😂😂😂😂😂
There is always a 50/50 chance that a surgery goes wrong. Before each of my surgeries I had to sign that I know I might not wake up. But I still signed because life as it was was not bearable. So if a patient tells the doctor they want the surgery, it's not up to the surgeon to question it. Btw, yes I know it's a show, but hell those medical dramas in tv are ridiculous.
I think you don’t understand what 50/50 means. That would mean, half of the patient we operate on would die.
As someone that has Autism and Adhd I'm honestly offended and ik that I/people that have Autism have quite a few struggles but we all have our strengths and his strength is his job and I trust that (also pls don't shout/yell at Autistic people if u do cuz it makes us a bit scared srry if u don't shout or yell I just want people that do to be aware about this)
"I wanna be touched"
Me
"WHOAAAAAAAAA"
THAT WHAT I SAID
She's a child.
Utter plot twist of boys hearing that line
@@ukkina_4032Which is stupid and absurd. Wanting to be able to hug someone when you want to does not somehow magically mean you want other people to choose for you. Such comments are especially ironic given how much of this whole conversation was about her autonomy and right to make her own choices about what she wants.
@@junbh2 well, i got lucky this time because of you, it's your interpretation that i can't deny, i would've made an entire debate for that, you named it all, absurd and ironic, on point!
Either you live the life you live or you die it's your choice entirely but we're supposed to help you live
I never like her on the show she talks about Shaun bias but she show her every time she spoke to him Shaun is autistic he not stupid you don’t always have to understand something to sympathize with it as a doctor his job is to save her life to the best life she can within keeping her a live like life support machine one can no life on them which I agree with however one can still live a whole life span on them and for her to speak condescending to him saying he say her impart doesn’t mean he don’t understand ok but understand don’t mean you understand or don’t sympathize either
I think she once had a feeling for him but she wasn’t noticed
I hate how people treat people with autism and assume they can't do anything
She not only make it personal, she is the bias one too
She looks like Amandla Stenberg but shes too young to be her
Ya
Never seen the full episode so correct me if I'm wrong, but can't the girl wear a special chest plate to protect her heart?
No be cause if it got hit there would still be pressure on her heart and like hit your skin and bones protect your heart with it at the surface it cannot be protected
@idonthaveone20 okay but here me out, if a chest plate was specially designed, would it be possible? I'm sure they exist somewhere 🤔
@joycmccain4688 maybe but personally I don't think so because no matter what even the littlest impact can damage her heart so if for example she was shoved there would still be pressure of her heart which she can't do bc as she said she'd want to be in huge crowds
@idonthaveone20 Gotcha gotcha, thank you. Have a good day! 😄
@@joycmccain4688 don’t worry, Dr. Murphy figured out a workable solution.
Its the patients choice at end of the day. If she wants it, she wants it. So do it. Shaun aint dumb, he knows his stuff and whats best for his patients , even if he seems rude sometimes, hes not. Its just how he functions. Factual and lacks normal emotions, his are different and thats ok. Id rather have him over any other doctor.
In case anyone's wondering, this is season 1, episode 15.
What's the series called?
@@Ochaco_U The Good Doctor
@@ZukoHalliwellok thanks!
I don't like morghan 😂
He wants what's best for her and that lady has no reason to be so rude and personal.
you named your kid Spirit?
？
YO HOP OFF SHAUN TF💯💯
For those who don't know the series is called "The Good Doctor"
This show I am going to miss I have never I mean I have never watched every single episode of a show until the Good Doctor I think this show is a classic!!! I wish nothing for the best to all who were involved with the Good Doctor!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Next part please 😊
I don't know if this is incredibly stupid to say, but I see it as Her heart doesn't belong in her chest In this situation, Because her body It messed up and Developed her wrong, So there has got to be something in her chest that Will Stop the doctors from actually putting her heart in her chest, I might be completely wrong But I see it as that You can't put her heart In her chest because it didn't belong there in the first place, I'm sorry if I confused anyone, It sounded better in my head.
Did the surgery work?
Give her a break she was fighting for that girl to have a chance at a better quality of life. I'm sure all doctors go to discuss the pros and cons of major surgery and whether or not if it's worth it with the potential success rate
She lost me when he attacked the doctor personally.
Her argument was good till she personally attacked him for his autism
I was completely on her side until she brought up his ASD like that, Shaun understands he just expresses it differently, ofc spirit wants that ya think Shaun didn’t? Spirit deserves a better life but she had 0 right to say autistic people don’t have empathy. Especially in front of him.
I hate that his autism is always uses against him, it's like if someone had a tumour would you as a doctor or medical staff use that against them and say messed up things like "oh you have a tumour you can't tell me no, you have to opinion because you have a tumour" no you wouldn't!!!! Shaun has obviously earned respect.
He didn’t understand it, most likely because he does not like crowds or physical touch. That didn’t mean he couldn’t bring up the risks lmao. I want to watch this show because I know he’s right pretty much all the time, and I like it when people who are wrong (his coworkers) get shown that they are wrong.
OLD HEARTED NURSE OR DR. SHOULD BE IN TYPE OF WORK.
He understands he puts his own to feet in her perspective and tacking disorder in that way is harsh brotel and upsettingly ofinsuof.!
What is the name of the series ????
Good doctor
@@LeviAckerman-h1m what episode is it
@@LeviAckerman-h1m thank you but I found it I searched it on Google like - " dr.Shaun Murphy series ."
This show is called the good doctor for anyone who is wondering ❤
It’s common sense not to listen to people when they are still in rage, their way of thinking is still diluted with their anger. It’s not wise at all
She sounds mean and I think he didn’t like it at all
Only because she made the mistake of a personal attack instead of focus on why the surgery is worth the risk.
"I wanna be touched" is crazy
“Mom I wanna be touched”
TAKE THAT OUTTA CONTEXT AND I DIED🤣😭
Spirit riding free💀
"I WANNA BE TOUCHED" 💀🤯
What tv show is this? I might watch it
Movie name?
The good doctor
Does anyone know which episode and season this is
Wanna know too
The Good Doctor is shows name
@@armincagoodwin367They're asking for episode and season, not for the show name.
Didn't watch the show...but practically for drama doctors disagree with murphy but here I would agree to what other doctors think. Autistic people aren't meant to understand social cues, I mean it's fine the guy is a great doctor and can lack at one place. Clearly a patients emotional and mental health matters. It's just a show don't endlessly support the main character and maybe he has a practical explanation but having good mental health is necessary ,it gives you a will to live.
Get well soon
It actually kinda dangerous so he probably doesn't want to take the risk
how was shaun supposed to understand her pain??? he hates being touched, she longs to be touched. everyone just bullies him because of their subconscious prejudice.
This show is decent, but its a bad take on autism. Its just not like this, especially in a person whos been successful enough to get through med school. He definitely understands it, but what he doesn't understand is you are trading 80% for the extra 20%. That doesn't make sense.
See how no one cared about your comment? You offended the fans of the show, that's why.
@@elijahmedinayouhave6632and i take it you are offended too
@@elijahmedinayouhave6632but she is right
The take on autism is quite accurate. And as someone with autism I can tell it does
The Autistics you know may not be. You're statement is incorrect sir. This is exactly how it is. Just food for thought.
Im so sick of this stupid ahh music in every single movie clips
Yes, why and what utility of this irritating music?
its a tv show
Me to its terrible
He is portraying an autistic savant. He is focused on medicine and logic . He knows problem solving.❤
I feel like so many people dont listen to people with autism because they have autism, I have 2 friends, they have been best friends for YEARS, one of them happen to have autism and I remember the not autistic friend refusing to tell her autistic bestfriend who her crush was because she thought the autisic friend wouldnt understand that she doesn't want people knowing who her crush was, I remember being super surprised because the autistic best friend has a BETTER grasp on secrets than most of our friends, I remember telling her this and she said she just assumed the autistic best friend was bad and secrets and understanding because she had autism 😑 THEY HAVE BEEN BEST FRIENDS FOR YEARS and the autistic friend happens to be the kindest person I have ever met. This might not sound that bad, but the same non autistic friend also refuses to tell or explain things to the autistic friend because she just assumes the autisic friend won't understand, THE AUTISTIC FRIEND DOES BETTER IN SCHOOLD AND GETS BETTER GRADES THAN THE NON AUTISTIC FRIEND
BROOOO "NO MOM I WANNA BE TOUCHED" THATS CRAZYYY
So, anyone knows what the problem was and if she did have surgery and if it was successful or not?
That girl was so rude at the end. Just because he has autism doesn't mean he can't understand. Sean is most defiantly smarter than her.
What is this and where can I find it.... thiabos amazing
Paragraph guy, context please?
She’s the one who’s biased. And it’s unnecessary to use Sean’s autism against him JUST because he’s not automatically agreeing with her medical decisions.
she's so me fr (I'm lonely)
I don’t understand how he is he just telling it logical? He’s completely right. She does have a life. She just doesn’t feel like it emotionally.
Sounds like cys to me how would she feel if that was her kid it was me if the doctor says some some are right and some are wrong but maybe she making thing up or he right idk
One thing i havent seen anyone mention here is the fact that Disney made a TONNE of Isabela dolls, thinking she would be the fan favourite but it turned out to be Luisa and they barely made any dolls and stuff for her since they probably thought people wouldnt like her because she isnt as "pretty" as Isabela. So i think they ended up losing money from it
Edit: I think my comment jumped videos, this was meant to be about an encanto reaction
Maybe they don't care.
Not sure how this fits with the video 😅
😂 it was the magic of encanto.
“I get you’re autistic” ma’am that has absolutely nothing to do with it! My little brother is autistic and he’s the smartest kid I know, he’s been able to sleep elephant since he was 3! He knows what he’s doing, you just don’t like the answers🙄
IM SICK OF THIS
*time and hope theme continues playing*
I don’t like the female doctor. She thinks she knows better 😒
she did..she know more about empathy and Sean not..
She does here because the girl deserves to live a normal and full life, to have freedom and feel someone's embrace.
She’s explaining feelings. She knows feelings better than Sean. That’s just the way it is even if you don’t like that, those are the facts. It’s bc he has autism like she points out. She’s right and says it a bit frustrated, but not hateful
Agree
Are you guys all brain dead. Never in this clip did Sean say not to do the surgery he only mentioned how highly risky it is and if they make a mistake there is no fixing it or reversing the surgery. She either lives or dies and in a situation like this you can’t base the procedure around emotions as it is possible in the future it can be done more safely without killing the patient.
Dont blame her .
No one is blaming her there saying she was wrong about Shaun not understanding, everyone is wrong from time to time, what people blame Reznik for is her being an absolute crap head 90% of the time
Where is this from?
The name of the movie ?
What’s the name of this show
The good doctor
What's the name of the show?
The good doctor
The good doctor
That doctor is annoying asf
Which one?
I hope you talking about the blond one
Like ur life
@@DoriaBHATTACHARJEEaloor bhorta, why you have to be rude?,
The thumbnail is crazy