Hello guys!🦋 In case you didn’t know, I’m a qualified professional/teacher/childminder for kids with autism! Lately, I’ve been practicing ASMR on them and they’re loving it! So today, I decided to use my techniques on you ( suitable for adults and kids ! ). I completely understand that autism is having so many spectrums and some people may not enjoy this video. Too bright, too slow, too fast etc. that’s why I’m also making custom asmr videos for kids or adults with autism, adhd etc. hope you enjoyed from the bottom of my heart x🫶🏼💞 ( I find myself enjoying filming videos like this more. Let me know if you’d like more videos like this! )
i really like how she doesn’t stare directly into the camera the entire time and kind of looks just to the side of it, eye contact always freaks me out during anything and this really helped with relaxation. highkey the only asmr video directed to people with autism that i felt got down what our needs are when it comes to asmr.
I know how important it is, even for me it’s so awkward sometimes. So I prefer to look at the objects or just other part of the screen and give some privacy and safety! So glad you noticed, thank you sweetheart!🩷🤍🫶🏼
eye contact is always an issue cuz I do actually sometimes like to look at people's face when they talk but I can only do it when they're looking away from me otherwise I instinctually avoid looking at people when they're looking back so this video is cool I don't have to worry about that :)
@@zeneiasasmr είναι πολύ σημαντικό που μέσα σε αυτό που κάνεις νοιάζεσαι και για αυτόν που το βλέπει και δείχνεις το ήθος σου. Μπράβο που δίνεις τόση αγάπη
I'm not autistic but I have ADHD and sensory issues. This was really helpful. Most ADHD and autism related videos are made to just keep attention and treat you like a child. They also are often ill informed (I saw one, not naming anyone bc I'm sure they didn't mean it, where it was just constantly speaking in baby voice while saying not to zone out. None of it focused on sensory issues or anything) so this was really nice. I feel understood. I don't feel weird in this because you're treating the viewer as a regular person
Lets talk about your GREAT details - she's giving options - making hand motions - shes not staring right in the camera - keeping interactive questions - shes giving color sequences - making details on background context - she's making games to play - making stimulating sense factors - seperating colors and shapes - shes repeating things as well keep on doing what you do best girly!! Fully supporting you :)
I was wondering WHY this worked so well for me in comparison to other asmr videos! Lol thank you. I hope she makes more, this level of attention to detail and care is so important, rare and appreciated.
As someone who's autistic, I struggle a lot with asmr feeling "asymmetric." The humming following the same pattern and reoccuring and the back and forth sounds were so wonderful for me! You didn't repeat "orange" more than "green" etc, which I found super nice. I know not everyone with autism will have the same experience, but for me I liked this a lot!
I’m autistic and usually I don’t like “asmr for autistic people”, because a lot of the time it’s just the creator treating us as if we’re a child, which I don’t like at all. But this video was completely different, I didn’t feel like I was being treated like a kid, I felt understood and not overstimulated which doesn’t happen a lot, so thank you :)
Agreed! So often we're infantilized but this video didn't do that at all. The symmetry (for example, not saying green more than orange), precise movements, enunciation of every consonant and vowel, minimal eye contact- it's all things that I can't find in other videos "for autistic people" because they aren't actually made for us!
@Oregano they are made with the INTENTION to be for y'all. While you say they arent made for you and others with autism, you are leaving out the people WITH autism that did enjoy the videos which you claim "not to be made for us"
AS SOMEONE WITH AUTISM THE FACT SHE TOOK OFF THE BLUE DOT FROM THE ORANGE RELAXES ME SO MUCH, I always notice small things that make the entire video unenjoyable
yeah like there's these posters in my school where there's hands and they are like 99% colored in and I get so anooyied just because there's a small amount of white space left and nobody understands and I'm like BRO XD
Can we all js take a min to appreciate that she: - didn’t treat us like a child - didn’t stare directly into the camera - gave options so we could choose - did hand motions - repeated things - she gives colour sequences - gives clear instructions - does gentle movements - focuses on our senses - separates shapes and colours - turns things into fun games Tysm for doing this it was so relaxing and calming for me! I didn’t feel overwhelmed or overstimulated at all! And I didn’t have a sensory overload bc of ppl using lots of different triggers, instead u did it on at a time , slowly and calmly, which I appreciate very much! ilysm i will always support u!
i really like how she didn’t switch up triggers every 30 seconds like other asmrtists and like narrated everything she did in a way. everything flowed perfectly and she really got me to relax and be able to fall asleep after watching.
@@xartefx7155 They aren't comparing in a bad way! Just a nice statement, they're just pointing out something that Zeneia thought of to cater for those with autism!
They're not comparing, they just like how she let triggers stay for a little while longer! People with autism tend to go through these "obsessions" where they like a certain thing for a period of time! Its okay if you didn't know this, I'm just helping you understand what they mean 🙃
Obsession with most things. With figurines, one would be obsessed with Pirates of the Caribbean for a bit and then go to Starlight or Harley Quinn and find it hard to go back to the previous one. Same with comics or films. It is like you have to be in a different mindset. Although I like mixing up the characters.
I don't think I have autism, but this was surprisingly soothing in a way I've never experienced before. This is definitely one of my favorite asmr's I've come across. ❤
same I have ADHD and there's a whole plethora of fast and aggressive and overstimulating "ADHD" asmr videos that usually sound the best for me, but I was curious of this video and this is very different to the fast ones I prefer but I really like how gentle the triggers are and yet still keeps you focused and engaged till the end. Very impressive!
@@kashmire05I so agree! As someone with ADHD I hate the ones for those with ADHD but I love her ASD videos so much! They aren’t as overstimulating and are very relaxing but still keep me focused.
i am autistic and this video was wonderful! some details I noticed that I enjoyed were: -no eyecontact but still paying attention to use -humming !!!! -engaging talk/activities -simple triggers, no harsh noises -narrating your way through the videos -engaging questions -doing more than just tapping, using lots of hand gestures and whispers -not changing the triggers too frequently probbaly more that i didnt notice but this was lovely, thank you for being accommadating!!!
It's so wholesome how parents of autistic children come on and talk about their special needs and love them no matter what. ❤ Most family's I've seen just abandon their autistic child and its sickening
Taking off the one blue dot just shows how much you actually understand Neurodivergent people and not many people would have thought about how distressing it could be
This? I smiled. The colors made me smile. The word repetition calmed me. The humming made me happy. I haven't been diagnosed with autism, but I share several of the symptoms. I tend to relate to and find comfort in content for those on the spectrum. Thanks for the safe space.
As a mainly non-verbal individual who doesn't see why people talk much, the singing was so calming, I adored it. I love it when people sing or when I sing, it is a lovely sound and you've made me so happy, thank you 🫶
I dont have austism, but i was intrigued by the premise, so i decided to watch. its super relaxing! scrolling through the comments, youve helped a lot of people and it makes me happy ❤❤
A lot of other people have already said a lot, but the thing I liked most about this as a fellow autistic adult, was the fact that you announced what you were going to do way before you did it and during it would explain what and why. Giving options that were between a few things instead of a lot, literal discriptions etc! Thank you! Love from the Netherlands
This actually is genuinely one of the best videos for me as someone with autism Its really hard to find asmr videos that dont have "bad textured sounds" or dont over stimulate me so this was really nice! Thank you :))
The "bad texture sounds" they kill me every time. I feel like every time I start getting better, coming down from a freak out, or come down from being overstimulated I get hit with an uncomfortably sticky sound. Eggh 😢
I'm an autistic adult (31), and I was having an incredibly bad sensory day where I could.. feel my skin too much? Touch was being over stimulated, to the point feeling a breeze, or even my own clothing was feeling so awful. I happened across this video, and honestly this helped me so very much, in a short amount of time! Lovely video, thank you ♥
I hate when that happens. Only some fabrics make me comfortable (the softish, thinner ones, idk how to explain), and almost all others make me so uncomfortable. When I’m having a bad sensory day my headphones save my ears, but nothing can really help the skin.
Also kudos for keeping your expression neutral positive, not smiling but not glowering is a difficult face to master and you would give brief smiles as you spoke to really let us feel like we have the option to express our faces or not. It's hard to describe but it's like how cats get nervous if you stare at them but not if you look bored. I don't feel like I'm expected to emote as a call and response, instead that you are opting to emote at us not with us and keep our internal narrative comfortably separate
You explained it perfectly! Her expression made me feel like I could actually relax because I can recognize even though she’s not smiling, she’s okay and not angry or upset.
i was thinking this during the video, it calmed me how she didn’t look bored, but wasn’t like too excited to where it was stressful if that makes sense. it felt very calming and the visuals and subtle audios in the back were perfect!
I don't have autism but this really just makes me calm and most asmr doesn't do that for me i realy liked the humming and how you didnt really make lots of harsh noises and changing triggers quickly it was so calming!!
As someone with autism, this was an amazing watch. I usually get bored after watching asmr if there isn't much going on, and when I do find one I can focus on it's usually very aggressive ASMR (which although I like, my ears hurt after a while). This was a perfect combination of calming, stimulating, engaging, and just overall tingly. The textures and sounds were amazing. The sounds were soft yet loud at the same time, which I LOVE! Genuinely, this is probably my favorite ASMR video. Thank you so much for making this ❤️
0:00 - spiky ball 2:00 - playfoam in packet 5:02 - playfoam out of packet 6:49 - spider song 7:29 - banana toy 9:22 - butterflies 12:30 - pop it 14:13 - air drawing 17:34 - spider song 18:35 - putty
I can REALLY appreciate the fact that when you asked us to close our eyes, you told us that you weren't going to touch us. It's only one sentence, but I really felt understood. I can tell that you put so much thought into this video, and it means so much ❤❤❤
:( Yeah. I don't think I'm autistic, but it calmed me to hear someone respect my boundaries even if it's only a video. I don't like touch unless I explicitly allow it.
I dont have autism, I have ADHD, and while I usually prefer my fast and aggressive and extremely stimulating ASMR vids especially on in the background to focus on my work, I was curious of this video and was pleasantly surprised at how gentle the triggers are and yet she kept me completely focused and engaged till the end. I never finish ASMR videos, I never finish ANY videos because I have the attention span of a goldfish but this was soothing and oddly really enjoyable for me! I'm glad to see more videos like these that are specialized for neurodivergent people because we are the most affected and sensitive in the sensory department, which is the main point of ASMR.
I'm fourteen and autistic. You've used such great sensory advances in this with noise , touch and colours. I think you're one of the best asmrtists out there. This was amazing :) 💗
I felt relaxed I was not overstimulated I didnt feel as if i was being treated as if i was a 4 year old My ears didnt hurt My eyes didnt hurt I think this is the best autistic asmr ive watched Edit = I had to edit it because everyword was misspelled
As someone with autism it's nice that you sort of look to the side. When someone looks me in the eyes it feels like I have to work hard, since I naturally don't want to keep eye contact. And that still applies to videos. So I appreciate it
im autistic and i really loved this. for some reason, you always mentioning that things are safe really calmed me down! even though logically i know stuff like that is safe, it really eased my anxiety
Seeing this comment acted as reassurance in a weird way. I can’t tell you why I enjoy this. Especially when my usually means of relaxation is (this May sound odd I understand) is death or doom metal music. Yet I can’t take my eyes off of this video. It’s relaxing, and comforting, and idk why. But “for some reason” was sort of my first thought. This comment isn’t articulate I apologize.
@@bagofrazors2934ha I understand being relaxed and comforted by metal music. I could have a song on with growls and just fall asleep during it. However I listen to symphonic metal and power metal among other sub genres.
@@calgabrielzeroday a lot of people take pleasure in metal but it also feels like that relaxation is something you have to experience to completely understand. Whether it’s catharsis, atmosphere, stimulation, etc music has always been my go to and I have invested much time in making it. Rn I’m really into gothic rock. Gothic rock and demos from The band HIM are on consistent rotation.
I'm 17 years old, I'm autistic and this ASMR for people with autism was actually amazing, it didn't make me feel overstimulated and I fell asleep! and the "i'm not gonna touch you" i love You:(💗
i’m obsessed with the humming/musical aspect in this. as a person currently pursuing an autism diagnosis this brought me an immense amount of comfort. new subscriber!
Im in the same boat! I have a test scheduled but they couldn't get me on until February of 2024. Until then im doing as much research as possible and learning as much about myself as I can.
I’m 20 and I have autism and I absolutely loved this! It’s so comforting knowing people actually care to cater to our community without infantilism, thank you so much!
As someone with autism, I love how you’re able to be sensitive and interactive without treating the viewer like a child. You’re able to include different textures and sounds without me feeling overwhelmed. It’s both calming and stimulating and I love it:]
I was having a mental breakdown and was looking for something to calm me down and this poped out. I didn't know what to expect cuz i don't watch asmr videos often or if i do i don't finish them and turn them off after few minutes.. But I watched the whole thing and even if it would be longer i would watch it to the end. It made me feel really safe and comfortable. Thank you :]
I'm not autistic myself, but my older sister is. I can see things in this video such as the neutral expression that is very well done and would help her. The balancing between left and right is perfectly done, and you made sure each color felt like it was said the same amount of times and for the same time even if the words were different. Perfectly done! Edit: also the very slight white noise helps balance everything and keep even more stability which is nice.
i dont have autism but really so glad that people with autism and nd people are being more included into things like this! :D and youre a real professional at that, not like some people who keep making videos like “asmr for people who have adhd” while holding no understanding of adhd itself, its really frustrating really!
Oh I really understand what you’re saying! Taking advantage of words like “autism” and “adhd” for content and views without knowledge is really annoying and misleading. Stay tuned for my ADHD video soon!!!!!🫶🏼🤍
As someone who has ADHD(diagnosed) and Autism(in the process of being diagnosed) this video is genuinely so relaxing and calming. It’s the perfect thing to watch after having an anxiety attack
@@Superstarr_,, If they're in the PROCESS of being diagnosed that does not mean they don't have autism ,, ??? I'M autistic as well , you don't _need_ a diagnosis
@@Superstarr_ Yeah , but if you're over here as someone who isn't even a professional telling someone they don't have it just because they're _getting_ a diagnosis , it's really shitty .
@@BURNlNGSPICEyou DO need a diagnostic. Self-diagnosing just because you have certain symptoms of autism is completely sick. I don't know if this person is autistic or not, but while they are still in the PROCESS of diagnosis, this person shouldn't go around saying that they have autism.
I've demonstrated a lot of symptoms of autism but haven't been diagnosed yet and i really like 1. It wasn't fast and aggrieved 2. I could still play attention because of what was happening 3. The imagery (aka you and the background) isn't crowded and it reminds me of fluffy things (a comfort feeling) 4. I didn't get overwhelmed and stressed out 5. the humming was pretty cool and made me feel more welcome 6. Narration to triggers 7. Changing triggers slowly (i deal a lot of stress to fast changes) 8. VISUAL TRIGGERSSS 9. You weren't staring into my soul Ps tysm Usually a lot of asmr stresses me out sometimes but this one was way more calming
i can almost never watch asmr videos tailored to autistic people because the asmrtist usually just treats the viewer as if they were a child. this is absolute perfection! the way that your expressions never sway too far from neutral makes me feel like I don't have to emote, and i SO appreciate how you never look directly into the camera. you and this video are both treasures.
I am in my 20s with autism and I have been watching ASMR since I was 14. I have found with newer technology some ASMRtists use harsh sounds, but this was incredibly relaxing and tingly. I was able to maintain focus the whole time, whereas sometimes I get bored or anxious due to some of the triggers or the sounds with other videos. You are doing awesome!
As someone who has been diagnosed with OCD, anxiety, and some other stuff I've looked into an Autism diagnosis as I match most symptoms and it runs in my family. I immediately liked this video since I have trouble finding asmr videos I like, and tend to rewatch the ones I like over and over lol. I love you asking questions and don't switch between triggers to fast. Thank you for making this for my usually over/ or under stimulated brain.
Not looking straight into the camera is such a different experience. I’m autistic and I get very uncomfortable a lot of the time with ASMR but this is great ✨
I don't have anything diagnosed, but I love this, mostly because you keep changing what you are doing not that fast and not staying with the same asmr for like 4 minutes
I love how even though you are a popular asmr creator with over 100k subscribers you still make a point to reply to comments and interact with viewers :) I am not autistic, but as someone with a family history of autism and aspergers, this is a genuinely amazing video. Great work 💕
Thank you so so so so much! Even if I ever reach higher numbers, I’ll always be so thankful to all of you guys and try to interact ~ it’s such a precious time for me🤍🫶🏼
I’m 21 with autism and honestly this is the only ASMR I’ve watched that’s both engages me and relaxes me at the same time. This is perfect because I’ve been feeling overstimulated more than usual lately and this made me feel a lot better. Thank you!
As an autistic person, this genuinely made me smile. The spikes bit at the start was soooooo brain tingling :D I also love the “tschuk” noise that she makes, I find it soothing.
As a mum with a daughter with autism and work in childcare , this is very good way of doing these videos , very descriptive , simple words and lots of visuals and sensory items ! Not to mention it’s absolutely so relaxing as always ! ❤
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH it’s moving at a perfect pace (usually asmr videos focus on certain triggers for too long so i only watch previews) and it feels so immersive omggg i don’t even have autism but this is amazing
I have autism and adhd so this video is perfect for me! You repeat almost every word which makes it easy to focus on what you are saying. You also treat us (or the camera) with respect and not as toddlers. You are awesome❤
This is genuinely the most relaxing and pleasant asmr I have ever watched, I was diagnosed with autism at 17 last year. And normally the “asmr for autistic people” from other creators make me cringe because their so patronising but yours is so amazing and the repetition is just incredible and I just love it so so much, you should definitely hum and sing more in videos you have a beautiful voice.
Your videos really make me feel special and empowered as an autistic person myself. I love how you keep a pace that is just right for me and my brain doesn't have to overwork itself. Colors are very soothing for me to watch and you definitely make sure there's not too much going on. You don't infantilize your viewers which is a very good thing. These videos are definitely my favorite way to unwind. Thank you so much.
i dont have autism but this is so relaxing 🤭 i also love how she doesnt look directly at the camera the whole time, im scopophobic so i really appreciate it 💛
Your videos are only things that make me still carry on in my uneducated environment. Idk general ppl are so mean to ppl with disabilities:( I don’t really want to think my disabled but broo im trying my best in I always failed in socialization and ppl always joking and bullying me for that . Im so tired sometimes but tysm for being my safe space
I really like how she kept things repetitive and explained everything , it helped keep me grounded and focused. it's not too loud or too bright I really enjoy this as a teenager with autism :>>>
I’m not officially diagnosed, waiting on results, but no Eye contact, no loud noises that are too textured or hearth, repeating colors and asking optioned questions, the humming, all of it was so nice I can’t thank you enough for this
you are amazing, i am a autistic 12 year old who struggles everyday. you relax me and im happy that asmrtist like you exist, not babying or treating us different, i love this video alot and it relaxes me. your singy voice really makes me happy and the humming. the colors and the little games and the explaining things too me makes me feel safe. thank you.
i love how when y one blue dot in the orange, you just pointed it out and said “ lets take it off “ and you did! not sure why but that part made me happy :))
When it comes to asmr for people in the spectrum, no one ever thinks to include repetition. I absolutely love the patterns/reoccurring triggers/repetition ❤️🔥❤️🔥
i must admit i very hesitantly clicked on this,, many videos i’ve seen “made for autistic people” in the past have not been the best experiences, but i actually ended up loving your video ! coming from a very picky autistic person, i think you did an amazing job !! this is definitely going on my favorites playlist 💗
I'm not sure whether I have autism, I've never been diagnosed but I've been suspecting it, this is such a comfortable atmosphere 🥰 I think the kids you're teaching are lucky to have you 💜
As a not autistic , but adhd-having person this honestly really helped me tbh. Thanks, I love how you touched everything you were holding. It kinda made me feel like I didn’t have to, and it just soothed me. Plus, I like the fact you aren’t switching triggers every 20 seconds, as many asmrtists do. I also like how this wasn’t treating me as a toddler, & overall you presented a really good and visually pleasing asmr video. Thank you
i am 15 and on the spectrum for autism :) when i’m watching asmr i usually get bored with whatever is happening and switch to a different video but this one kept my attention up and also really relaxed me! thank you so much
I have high-functioning autism, and I love watching these videos to fall asleep. I absolutely love the humming especially. It makes me so tingly and relaxed and these videos keep my attention and make me feel seen. Thank you and keep up the great work!
I’m autistic and very picky about my asmr choices so I loved that you didn’t stare into the camera because a big difficulty I have is making eye contact so with other asmr it’s uncomfortable to me bc we’re staring at each other and I love how you repeated things evenly because I get bad anxiety if things aren’t even so thank you for this I loved this and when you took that one blue dot out I audibly gasped it made me so happy
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Hello guys!🦋
In case you didn’t know, I’m a qualified professional/teacher/childminder for kids with autism! Lately, I’ve been practicing ASMR on them and they’re loving it! So today, I decided to use my techniques on you ( suitable for adults and kids ! ). I completely understand that autism is having so many spectrums and some people may not enjoy this video. Too bright, too slow, too fast etc. that’s why I’m also making custom asmr videos for kids or adults with autism, adhd etc. hope you enjoyed from the bottom of my heart x🫶🏼💞 ( I find myself enjoying filming videos like this more. Let me know if you’d like more videos like this! )
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youre amazing ❤
You're a really kind and lovely person! I'm so glad that I discovered your channel!!! ❤️❤️
Off course we want more videos like.that!!!! It was very relaxing and enjoyable ❤❤❤❤😊
Yes definitely!! This was so relaxing
i really like how she doesn’t stare directly into the camera the entire time and kind of looks just to the side of it, eye contact always freaks me out during anything and this really helped with relaxation. highkey the only asmr video directed to people with autism that i felt got down what our needs are when it comes to asmr.
I know how important it is, even for me it’s so awkward sometimes. So I prefer to look at the objects or just other part of the screen and give some privacy and safety! So glad you noticed, thank you sweetheart!🩷🤍🫶🏼
Eye contact freaks me out to, it makes me feel extremely anxious
eye contact is always an issue cuz I do actually sometimes like to look at people's face when they talk but I can only do it when they're looking away from me otherwise I instinctually avoid looking at people when they're looking back so this video is cool I don't have to worry about that :)
So so true
@@zeneiasasmr είναι πολύ σημαντικό που μέσα σε αυτό που κάνεις νοιάζεσαι και για αυτόν που το βλέπει και δείχνεις το ήθος σου. Μπράβο που δίνεις τόση αγάπη
Humming, no eye contact, no harsh sounds, repeating words and she actually "interacts" with us, this is all i ever asked for
so true
For me repeating words is pretty overstimulating. I thought most of us were like that but I guess not.
@Mels-ANGEL-BABYagreed!
@@nrieei love it personally
yesss (also, love ur pfp)
I'm not autistic but I have ADHD and sensory issues. This was really helpful. Most ADHD and autism related videos are made to just keep attention and treat you like a child. They also are often ill informed (I saw one, not naming anyone bc I'm sure they didn't mean it, where it was just constantly speaking in baby voice while saying not to zone out. None of it focused on sensory issues or anything) so this was really nice. I feel understood. I don't feel weird in this because you're treating the viewer as a regular person
BRUH SAME. The baby voices always get me💀💀
I got baby voiced a few times IRL
my instincts to backslap were strong. 💪
@@lonelyone-hs8jwsameeee. 😭😭😭😭
I have a sensory processing disorder and autism, I have a friend with adhd also❤
Same
Lets talk about your GREAT details
- she's giving options
- making hand motions
- shes not staring right in the camera
- keeping interactive questions
- shes giving color sequences
- making details on background context
- she's making games to play
- making stimulating sense factors
- seperating colors and shapes
- shes repeating things as well
keep on doing what you do best girly!! Fully supporting you :)
Ohh I’m in tears. Thank you so so so much, lovely soul!🥹🩷🫶🏼
No problem!!
I was wondering WHY this worked so well for me in comparison to other asmr videos! Lol thank you. I hope she makes more, this level of attention to detail and care is so important, rare and appreciated.
Staring even if it's not in person bothers you??/gen
@@sillyfluffysheep ik I’m not them but yeh sometimes
As someone who's autistic, I struggle a lot with asmr feeling "asymmetric." The humming following the same pattern and reoccuring and the back and forth sounds were so wonderful for me! You didn't repeat "orange" more than "green" etc, which I found super nice. I know not everyone with autism will have the same experience, but for me I liked this a lot!
I’m so so so happy!!!! More videos like this will come soon!🥰
yes! i am autistic and have ocd and that kind of assymetry in other videos reallly bothers me too!
Yees! I struggle too with asymmetry on asmr
especially when they tap on something more on one side more than the other. it drives me insane
I’ve never seen someone with the same thing! Nice to hear I’m not alone
I am 13 and autistic. I also have insomnia so I use asmr to sleep. This.. is AMAZING!! The humming, different tones of voice, i love it
im 13 and autistic too
@@Julian_Menting_0 heyyy :3
I’m 13…. LOWKEY show signs of it ngl 😂
@Mikothegay_ :3
It helped me too :>
I’m autistic and usually I don’t like “asmr for autistic people”, because a lot of the time it’s just the creator treating us as if we’re a child, which I don’t like at all. But this video was completely different, I didn’t feel like I was being treated like a kid, I felt understood and not overstimulated which doesn’t happen a lot, so thank you :)
I’m so so so so happy and glad to hear that. Sending hugs xx🤍🫶🏼
Agreed! So often we're infantilized but this video didn't do that at all. The symmetry (for example, not saying green more than orange), precise movements, enunciation of every consonant and vowel, minimal eye contact- it's all things that I can't find in other videos "for autistic people" because they aren't actually made for us!
@Oregano they are made with the INTENTION to be for y'all. While you say they arent made for you and others with autism, you are leaving out the people WITH autism that did enjoy the videos which you claim "not to be made for us"
I agree
??? are children not people? maybe yr just not the target age demographic for the autism asmr videos yr watching.
AS SOMEONE WITH AUTISM THE FACT SHE TOOK OFF THE BLUE DOT FROM THE ORANGE RELAXES ME SO MUCH, I always notice small things that make the entire video unenjoyable
Yes me too!
yeah like there's these posters in my school where there's hands and they are like 99% colored in and I get so anooyied just because there's a small amount of white space left and nobody understands and I'm like BRO XD
I noticed that the yellow sun didn't have any lines on the right side 😢
yes, I was really troubled about it
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Can we all js take a min to appreciate that she:
- didn’t treat us like a child
- didn’t stare directly into the camera
- gave options so we could choose
- did hand motions
- repeated things
- she gives colour sequences
- gives clear instructions
- does gentle movements
- focuses on our senses
- separates shapes and colours
- turns things into fun games
Tysm for doing this it was so relaxing and calming for me! I didn’t feel overwhelmed or overstimulated at all! And I didn’t have a sensory overload bc of ppl using lots of different triggers, instead u did it on at a time , slowly and calmly, which I appreciate very much! ilysm i will always support u!
I am 14 and autistic, this actually makes me feel right, instead of overstimulated, thank you
So so so so glad🫶🏼🤍
Same bro!
same omg!
me to!!!
Same
i don't have autism but reading the comments of how you've really helped people and made them feel understood makes me so happy 🩷
Every time she starts humming I feel like I'm in heaven. I never thought asmr would sound nice if someone hums but omgg
I love the humming, soft repetitive actions calm me down so much. I wish more asmrtists did that
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I want more of her humming it is so nice 🥰
i really like how she didn’t switch up triggers every 30 seconds like other asmrtists and like narrated everything she did in a way. everything flowed perfectly and she really got me to relax and be able to fall asleep after watching.
other asmrtist do it cuz of ppl like that have adhd, stop comparing
@@xartefx7155 They aren't comparing in a bad way! Just a nice statement, they're just pointing out something that Zeneia thought of to cater for those with autism!
They're not comparing, they just like how she let triggers stay for a little while longer!
People with autism tend to go through these "obsessions" where they like a certain thing for a period of time!
Its okay if you didn't know this, I'm just helping you understand what they mean 🙃
@@Jacebananai think what youre reffering to is a hyperfixation? :)
Obsession with most things. With figurines, one would be obsessed with Pirates of the Caribbean for a bit and then go to Starlight or Harley Quinn and find it hard to go back to the previous one. Same with comics or films. It is like you have to be in a different mindset. Although I like mixing up the characters.
I don't think I have autism, but this was surprisingly soothing in a way I've never experienced before. This is definitely one of my favorite asmr's I've come across. ❤
Same!
yeah same, i dont have autism (diagnosed) but i love this so much
same I have ADHD and there's a whole plethora of fast and aggressive and overstimulating "ADHD" asmr videos that usually sound the best for me, but I was curious of this video and this is very different to the fast ones I prefer but I really like how gentle the triggers are and yet still keeps you focused and engaged till the end. Very impressive!
@@kashmire05I so agree! As someone with ADHD I hate the ones for those with ADHD but I love her ASD videos so much! They aren’t as overstimulating and are very relaxing but still keep me focused.
So same!
i am autistic and this video was wonderful!
some details I noticed that I enjoyed were:
-no eyecontact but still paying attention to use
-humming !!!!
-engaging talk/activities
-simple triggers, no harsh noises
-narrating your way through the videos
-engaging questions
-doing more than just tapping, using lots of hand gestures and whispers
-not changing the triggers too frequently
probbaly more that i didnt notice but this was lovely, thank you for being accommadating!!!
Thank you for this, I didn't notice any difference between this and regular ASMR except for humming and I was looking for a comment like this.
the repeating too!!! i reallyreally liked the repeating with the 1 2 3 4 and the humming always being the same
the narrating and humming!!!!
Yup! There is also a bit of info I may have missed in my breakdown! Thanks for explaining other things, I bet it really helps other people !! 😊
Me being a music student too I noticed that when she was humming she always stopped on Sol (do, re, mi, fa, sol)
My autistic son was having such a hard time falling asleep tonight and this video really helped relax him. Thank you so much ! 💕
Couldn’t be happier!! Enjoy!🥰
It's so wholesome how parents of autistic children come on and talk about their special needs and love them no matter what. ❤ Most family's I've seen just abandon their autistic child and its sickening
@@emily_thegamer1472yeah my dad lied to me for 12 yrs and pretended I didn’t have autism cuz he said I would use it as a “excuse” :(
I belive the same thing is happening to me but with adhd :[
Taking off the one blue dot just shows how much you actually understand Neurodivergent people and not many people would have thought about how distressing it could be
i noticed this too! whenever things mix in such a small way, it really bothers me, i think it's great that someone finally isn't uninformed!
This?
I smiled. The colors made me smile. The word repetition calmed me. The humming made me happy.
I haven't been diagnosed with autism, but I share several of the symptoms. I tend to relate to and find comfort in content for those on the spectrum. Thanks for the safe space.
This, in the same boat and the video is so nice
the humming was my fav
i relate to this so badly, i gonna watch this video all the time
Yeah Same here except I have adhd and spd but my family is starting to question my diagnosis.
I relate to this comment so much ive re watched this video so many times its my comfort video
As a mainly non-verbal individual who doesn't see why people talk much, the singing was so calming, I adored it. I love it when people sing or when I sing, it is a lovely sound and you've made me so happy, thank you 🫶
I dont have austism, but i was intrigued by the premise, so i decided to watch. its super relaxing! scrolling through the comments, youve helped a lot of people and it makes me happy ❤❤
Honestly it’s unbelievable! Thank you so much!🩷🫶🏼
Put my thoughts into words
I was actually about to say that!
I am not autistic, but I found this to be really satisfying. Usual ASMR's don't work for me
Yo
A lot of other people have already said a lot, but the thing I liked most about this as a fellow autistic adult, was the fact that you announced what you were going to do way before you did it and during it would explain what and why. Giving options that were between a few things instead of a lot, literal discriptions etc! Thank you! Love from the Netherlands
Oh such a heartwarming comment, thank you so so so much!🤍🫶🏼
WHEN SHE REMOVED THE BLUE DOT FROM THE SLIME>>>>>>>>>>>
EXACTLYYYY
YESSS
YESSS
YESSS!
Yes!!
This actually is genuinely one of the best videos for me as someone with autism Its really hard to find asmr videos that dont have "bad textured sounds" or dont over stimulate me so this was really nice!
Thank you :))
I relate to this so hard. I hate watery sounds so every part but the banana part in this video was perfect for me :DDD
This is so real- There's some sounds I just...can't
The "bad texture sounds" they kill me every time. I feel like every time I start getting better, coming down from a freak out, or come down from being overstimulated I get hit with an uncomfortably sticky sound. Eggh 😢
oh god, usually wood-on-wood sounds, or fingers brushing over wood. absolutely hateful sound
Fabric sounds/touching fabric with fingernails or teeth are my worst nightmare! Glad to know I'm not the only one! :)
I'm an autistic adult (31), and I was having an incredibly bad sensory day where I could.. feel my skin too much? Touch was being over stimulated, to the point feeling a breeze, or even my own clothing was feeling so awful. I happened across this video, and honestly this helped me so very much, in a short amount of time! Lovely video, thank you ♥
I hate that, when my sense of touch gets like really heightened. Happens to me often enough that it's problematic. Sorry that happens to you too.
Do u ever get hyper ticklish with fabrics?
@@mary-janereallynotsarah684 I do!
I hate when that happens. Only some fabrics make me comfortable (the softish, thinner ones, idk how to explain), and almost all others make me so uncomfortable. When I’m having a bad sensory day my headphones save my ears, but nothing can really help the skin.
@@mary-janereallynotsarah684 No, for me it's more stinging, like a sunburn.
dude as an autistic person.. I loved this. My bsf showed me it and now I’ve been listening to it for the past week even when like not going to sleep
My bsf also showed me dis! I luved it! :3
My little sister has autism and I put this on the tv so she could watch it. She responded to every question smiling ☺️❤️
Thank you for making this
Same ^^
my sister did that for me too it's nice to see other people with similar experiences
Also kudos for keeping your expression neutral positive, not smiling but not glowering is a difficult face to master and you would give brief smiles as you spoke to really let us feel like we have the option to express our faces or not. It's hard to describe but it's like how cats get nervous if you stare at them but not if you look bored. I don't feel like I'm expected to emote as a call and response, instead that you are opting to emote at us not with us and keep our internal narrative comfortably separate
I’m almost in tears. Thank you love…
You explained it perfectly! Her expression made me feel like I could actually relax because I can recognize even though she’s not smiling, she’s okay and not angry or upset.
i was thinking this during the video, it calmed me how she didn’t look bored, but wasn’t like too excited to where it was stressful if that makes sense. it felt very calming and the visuals and subtle audios in the back were perfect!
I don't have autism but this really just makes me calm and most asmr doesn't do that for me i realy liked the humming and how you didnt really make lots of harsh noises and changing triggers quickly it was so calming!!
As someone with autism, this was an amazing watch. I usually get bored after watching asmr if there isn't much going on, and when I do find one I can focus on it's usually very aggressive ASMR (which although I like, my ears hurt after a while).
This was a perfect combination of calming, stimulating, engaging, and just overall tingly. The textures and sounds were amazing. The sounds were soft yet loud at the same time, which I LOVE!
Genuinely, this is probably my favorite ASMR video. Thank you so much for making this ❤️
I’m so touched. Thank you from the bottom of my heart…🫶🏼🤍
I have autism too brother, high five
0:00 - spiky ball
2:00 - playfoam in packet
5:02 - playfoam out of packet
6:49 - spider song
7:29 - banana toy
9:22 - butterflies
12:30 - pop it
14:13 - air drawing
17:34 - spider song
18:35 - putty
Its a pop it btw not poppet (no hate)
@@kookiemonster9709 yes, sorry I think that was autocorrect lol. Thanks for pointing it out :)
thank you for this ❤
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it's like you're stimming FOR me!! this is so nice, thank you for your inclusive content
Oh that's it! Lol I was wondering why I felt so comforted by this. 😂
This is so true!
I can REALLY appreciate the fact that when you asked us to close our eyes, you told us that you weren't going to touch us. It's only one sentence, but I really felt understood.
I can tell that you put so much thought into this video, and it means so much ❤❤❤
Agreed, that moment was really good and demonstrated a very strong understanding of autistic people.
:( Yeah. I don't think I'm autistic, but it calmed me to hear someone respect my boundaries even if it's only a video. I don't like touch unless I explicitly allow it.
... OMG cool pfp
And how she said it won't be loud!
"you can tell me or just think about it" THANK YOU OMGG i never know what to do 😭
I AGREE MATE
REAL!!
I dont have autism, I have ADHD, and while I usually prefer my fast and aggressive and extremely stimulating ASMR vids especially on in the background to focus on my work, I was curious of this video and was pleasantly surprised at how gentle the triggers are and yet she kept me completely focused and engaged till the end. I never finish ASMR videos, I never finish ANY videos because I have the attention span of a goldfish but this was soothing and oddly really enjoyable for me! I'm glad to see more videos like these that are specialized for neurodivergent people because we are the most affected and sensitive in the sensory department, which is the main point of ASMR.
yessss i 100% agree
I'm fourteen and autistic.
You've used such great sensory advances in this with noise , touch and colours. I think you're one of the best asmrtists out there. This was amazing :) 💗
Oh thank you from the bottom of my heart!🥺🤍
@@zeneiasasmr Thank you 💗
I totally agree! I’m fifteen and autistic :)
I don’t have autism but this is the most relaxing asmr video I have watched ❤️
Wow! So so so glad!🥰🫶🏼
Same ❤️
@@luciejancova6846 me too
mhm I was about to say
@@sunnyy-o0347 off topic, but I'm absolutely losing my mind over your pfp. It's so funny to me and I have honestly no idea why
I felt relaxed
I was not overstimulated
I didnt feel as if i was being treated as if i was a 4 year old
My ears didnt hurt
My eyes didnt hurt
I think this is the best autistic asmr ive watched
Edit = I had to edit it because everyword was misspelled
As someone with autism it's nice that you sort of look to the side. When someone looks me in the eyes it feels like I have to work hard, since I naturally don't want to keep eye contact. And that still applies to videos. So I appreciate it
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Yes, this honestly, sometimes i cant watch asmr videos cuz the eyecontact makes me uncomfortable and then i cant relax
@@Binx_vrighttt me too
im autistic and i really loved this. for some reason, you always mentioning that things are safe really calmed me down! even though logically i know stuff like that is safe, it really eased my anxiety
Seeing this comment acted as reassurance in a weird way. I can’t tell you why I enjoy this. Especially when my usually means of relaxation is (this May sound odd I understand) is death or doom metal music. Yet I can’t take my eyes off of this video. It’s relaxing, and comforting, and idk why. But “for some reason” was sort of my first thought. This comment isn’t articulate I apologize.
@@bagofrazors2934ha I understand being relaxed and comforted by metal music. I could have a song on with growls and just fall asleep during it. However I listen to symphonic metal and power metal among other sub genres.
@@alexdoorn234 Omg same !!! I love symphonic metal and powermetal
@@calgabrielzeroday a lot of people take pleasure in metal but it also feels like that relaxation is something you have to experience to completely understand. Whether it’s catharsis, atmosphere, stimulation, etc music has always been my go to and I have invested much time in making it. Rn I’m really into gothic rock. Gothic rock and demos from The band HIM are on consistent rotation.
@@bagofrazors2934 Your comment was plenty articulate enough, I understood everything you said. And I like metal too, so rock on. 🤘
I'm a 10 year old with autism, I absolutely LOVE this🩷
i'm 10 too but i don't have that but my cousin i think does
@@solartabwhy? Does she still or have the symptoms? (Not all autistic ppl like me stim)
This video was so tingly 💖🫶
CHYNA, you’re joking. Thank you so much hun~~ you’re absolutely amazing🫶🏼🩷✨
700th like!
we up but you down
@@burntpup4719huh-
I'm 17 years old, I'm autistic and this ASMR for people with autism was actually amazing, it didn't make me feel overstimulated and I fell asleep! and the "i'm not gonna touch you" i love You:(💗
She treated us so well, I cried💕❤😭
Same🥹🫶🏼
i’m obsessed with the humming/musical aspect in this. as a person currently pursuing an autism diagnosis this brought me an immense amount of comfort. new subscriber!
Im in the same boat! I have a test scheduled but they couldn't get me on until February of 2024. Until then im doing as much research as possible and learning as much about myself as I can.
I’m 20 and I have autism and I absolutely loved this! It’s so comforting knowing people actually care to cater to our community without infantilism, thank you so much!
I’m 20 and have autism too!
i’m 20 and autistic as well, so so grateful to have creators like this!! definitely a video i’m going to revisit.
The humming makes me feel really safe for some reason... Idk why, it just feels nice.
As someone with autism, I love how you’re able to be sensitive and interactive without treating the viewer like a child. You’re able to include different textures and sounds without me feeling overwhelmed. It’s both calming and stimulating and I love it:]
Im 16 and on the spectrum and I have to say this is probably one of my new favourite asmr videos, the humming especially was my favourite
I’m so glad!!!🫶🏼
I was having a mental breakdown and was looking for something to calm me down and this poped out. I didn't know what to expect cuz i don't watch asmr videos often or if i do i don't finish them and turn them off after few minutes.. But I watched the whole thing and even if it would be longer i would watch it to the end. It made me feel really safe and comfortable. Thank you :]
I'm not autistic myself, but my older sister is. I can see things in this video such as the neutral expression that is very well done and would help her. The balancing between left and right is perfectly done, and you made sure each color felt like it was said the same amount of times and for the same time even if the words were different. Perfectly done!
Edit: also the very slight white noise helps balance everything and keep even more stability which is nice.
i dont have autism but really so glad that people with autism and nd people are being more included into things like this! :D and youre a real professional at that, not like some people who keep making videos like “asmr for people who have adhd” while holding no understanding of adhd itself, its really frustrating really!
Oh I really understand what you’re saying! Taking advantage of words like “autism” and “adhd” for content and views without knowledge is really annoying and misleading. Stay tuned for my ADHD video soon!!!!!🫶🏼🤍
@@zeneiasasmr yesss so excited thank you a lot! ^___^ ❤️
As someone who has ADHD(diagnosed) and Autism(in the process of being diagnosed) this video is genuinely so relaxing and calming. It’s the perfect thing to watch after having an anxiety attack
Also I just noticed there was a tiny bit of blue foam in the orange foam and for some reason I can’t stop thinking about it 😂 2:24
@@Superstarr_,, If they're in the PROCESS of being diagnosed that does not mean they don't have autism ,, ??? I'M autistic as well , you don't _need_ a diagnosis
@@Superstarr_Probably the stupidest thing i've heard
@@Superstarr_ Yeah , but if you're over here as someone who isn't even a professional telling someone they don't have it just because they're _getting_ a diagnosis , it's
really shitty .
@@BURNlNGSPICEyou DO need a diagnostic. Self-diagnosing just because you have certain symptoms of autism is completely sick. I don't know if this person is autistic or not, but while they are still in the PROCESS of diagnosis, this person shouldn't go around saying that they have autism.
I've demonstrated a lot of symptoms of autism but haven't been diagnosed yet and i really like
1. It wasn't fast and aggrieved
2. I could still play attention because of what was happening
3. The imagery (aka you and the background) isn't crowded and it reminds me of fluffy things (a comfort feeling)
4. I didn't get overwhelmed and stressed out
5. the humming was pretty cool and made me feel more welcome
6. Narration to triggers
7. Changing triggers slowly (i deal a lot of stress to fast changes)
8. VISUAL TRIGGERSSS
9. You weren't staring into my soul
Ps tysm
Usually a lot of asmr stresses me out sometimes but this one was way more calming
i can almost never watch asmr videos tailored to autistic people because the asmrtist usually just treats the viewer as if they were a child. this is absolute perfection! the way that your expressions never sway too far from neutral makes me feel like I don't have to emote, and i SO appreciate how you never look directly into the camera. you and this video are both treasures.
As someone with autism, the fact that I don't feel pressured to answer it loud, and i can think the answer in my head is so calming
I am in my 20s with autism and I have been watching ASMR since I was 14. I have found with newer technology some ASMRtists use harsh sounds, but this was incredibly relaxing and tingly. I was able to maintain focus the whole time, whereas sometimes I get bored or anxious due to some of the triggers or the sounds with other videos. You are doing awesome!
the amount of people with autism who are happy with this video makes it a 100 times more wholesome. Thank you for this video, it helped a lot🌟
As someone who has been diagnosed with OCD, anxiety, and some other stuff I've looked into an Autism diagnosis as I match most symptoms and it runs in my family. I immediately liked this video since I have trouble finding asmr videos I like, and tend to rewatch the ones I like over and over lol. I love you asking questions and don't switch between triggers to fast. Thank you for making this for my usually over/ or under stimulated brain.
The humming is what did it for me. My mind wandered but the humming brought me back. It’s amazing, I love this so much.
Not looking straight into the camera is such a different experience. I’m autistic and I get very uncomfortable a lot of the time with ASMR but this is great ✨
I don't have anything diagnosed, but I love this, mostly because you keep changing what you are doing not that fast and not staying with the same asmr for like 4 minutes
I love how even though you are a popular asmr creator with over 100k subscribers you still make a point to reply to comments and interact with viewers :) I am not autistic, but as someone with a family history of autism and aspergers, this is a genuinely amazing video. Great work 💕
Thank you so so so so much! Even if I ever reach higher numbers, I’ll always be so thankful to all of you guys and try to interact ~ it’s such a precious time for me🤍🫶🏼
@@zeneiasasmr ❤️
I’m 21 with autism and honestly this is the only ASMR I’ve watched that’s both engages me and relaxes me at the same time. This is perfect because I’ve been feeling overstimulated more than usual lately and this made me feel a lot better. Thank you!
As an autistic person, this genuinely made me smile. The spikes bit at the start was soooooo brain tingling :D I also love the “tschuk” noise that she makes, I find it soothing.
As a mum with a daughter with autism and work in childcare , this is very good way of doing these videos , very descriptive , simple words and lots of visuals and sensory items ! Not to mention it’s absolutely so relaxing as always ! ❤
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH it’s moving at a perfect pace (usually asmr videos focus on certain triggers for too long so i only watch previews) and it feels so immersive omggg i don’t even have autism but this is amazing
yes! exactlyy
I have autism and adhd so this video is perfect for me! You repeat almost every word which makes it easy to focus on what you are saying.
You also treat us (or the camera) with respect and not as toddlers. You are awesome❤
This is genuinely the most relaxing and pleasant asmr I have ever watched, I was diagnosed with autism at 17 last year. And normally the “asmr for autistic people” from other creators make me cringe because their so patronising but yours is so amazing and the repetition is just incredible and I just love it so so much, you should definitely hum and sing more in videos you have a beautiful voice.
I was diagnosed with autism at age 4.
my sister is 12 (shes autistic) and she loves this video,she couldnt fall asleep last night and you helped her fall asleep,thank you for creating this
Your videos really make me feel special and empowered as an autistic person myself. I love how you keep a pace that is just right for me and my brain doesn't have to overwork itself. Colors are very soothing for me to watch and you definitely make sure there's not too much going on. You don't infantilize your viewers which is a very good thing. These videos are definitely my favorite way to unwind. Thank you so much.
As an autistic woman I absolutely loved this! 💗
i dont have autism but this is so relaxing 🤭
i also love how she doesnt look directly at the camera the whole time, im scopophobic so i really appreciate it 💛
Don’t mean to be rude, but what’s scopophobic?
@@SaturnTheRattyRaccon i'm pretty sure its like a fear of being stared at or watched
@@leesohees oh
Your videos are only things that make me still carry on in my uneducated environment. Idk general ppl are so mean to ppl with disabilities:( I don’t really want to think my disabled but broo im trying my best in I always failed in socialization and ppl always joking and bullying me for that . Im so tired sometimes but tysm for being my safe space
Δεν ξέρω άλλα άτομα στο φάσμα τι λένε αλλά αυτό είναι από τα καλύτερα βίντεο asmr που έχω δει εδώ και μήνες. 💕
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i agree! it's fantastic!
I really like how she kept things repetitive and explained everything , it helped keep me grounded and focused. it's not too loud or too bright I really enjoy this as a teenager with autism :>>>
I watched this with my younger brother with autism. He felt so much more relaxed (he was having off-task behaviors earlier). Thank you for this!
I wasn’t sure about the humming at first but I actually really like it! Great video :)
Glad you liked it!!🤍🫶🏼
OMG SAME because most of the time I don’t like it but it was really nice
Yeah! I think it was because it was the same tune each time
I’m not officially diagnosed, waiting on results, but no Eye contact, no loud noises that are too textured or hearth, repeating colors and asking optioned questions, the humming, all of it was so nice I can’t thank you enough for this
the most wonderful part of this is the humming and the no eye contact. this is the best autism asmr i've ever come across 💕
Omg girl, the humming, soft speaking, and whispering mix gave me tingles right away.... 🤯🤯🤯
you are amazing, i am a autistic 12 year old who struggles everyday. you relax me and im happy that asmrtist like you exist, not babying or treating us different, i love this video alot and it relaxes me. your singy voice really makes me happy and the humming. the colors and the little games and the explaining things too me makes me feel safe. thank you.
I also enjoyed the humming a lot I found it very soothing :)
Reminder: you don't have to be Autistic to enjoy this :)
It's meant for ppl with autism hun
We struggle a lot let us have smth for ourselves..
@@whatthegnarpy that dosent mean its for autistic people only ANYONE can enjoy this
@@Saturniaaa as i can tell ur prolly neurotipycal. u dont know how much we struggle so stfu
@@whatthegnarpyyeah, it was made with autistic people in mind but that doesn't mean it's for exclusively us
the humming is so incredible!!!!!! this is the tingliest video i’ve ever watched omg!!!!! as an autistic person i absolutely loved this omg !!!!!!!!!!
i dont have autism but the humming sound is EVERYTHINGG !! it’s so calming omg 💟💟
i love how when y one blue dot in the orange, you just pointed it out and said “ lets take it off “ and you did! not sure why but that part made me happy :))
When it comes to asmr for people in the spectrum, no one ever thinks to include repetition. I absolutely love the patterns/reoccurring triggers/repetition ❤️🔥❤️🔥
i must admit i very hesitantly clicked on this,, many videos i’ve seen “made for autistic people” in the past have not been the best experiences, but i actually ended up loving your video ! coming from a very picky autistic person, i think you did an amazing job !! this is definitely going on my favorites playlist 💗
Omg we have the same pfp lol
As an autistic asmrtist, this is honestly one of the best videos I’ve ever watched, everything was perfect!!! ❤️❤️
I'm not sure whether I have autism, I've never been diagnosed but I've been suspecting it, this is such a comfortable atmosphere 🥰 I think the kids you're teaching are lucky to have you 💜
Same dude she’s amazing
The speed, the triggers, your humming. Everything was just perfect for me personally and I hope everyone has the same experience with this video!
1.000.000 VIEWS ZENEIAA! 🥳
PROUD OF YOUUU! ❤️
KEEP GOING! 🫂
As a not autistic , but adhd-having person this honestly really helped me tbh. Thanks, I love how you touched everything you were holding. It kinda made me feel like I didn’t have to, and it just soothed me. Plus, I like the fact you aren’t switching triggers every 20 seconds, as many asmrtists do. I also like how this wasn’t treating me as a toddler, & overall you presented a really good and visually pleasing asmr video. Thank you
i am 15 and on the spectrum for autism :) when i’m watching asmr i usually get bored with whatever is happening and switch to a different video but this one kept my attention up and also really relaxed me! thank you so much
I have high-functioning autism, and I love watching these videos to fall asleep. I absolutely love the humming especially. It makes me so tingly and relaxed and these videos keep my attention and make me feel seen. Thank you and keep up the great work!
as an autistic person, i want you to know that this helped me sleep. thank you. ❤
5:27 THAAANK YOU FOR TAKING OUT THE BLUE DOTTTT IT JUST ITCHED SOMETHING IN MY BRAIN IN A NON GOOD WAY THANK YOUU
i'm not diagnosed with anything but this is probably the best asmr i've ever heard, the humming, repeating sounds and interactions is just amazing
I’m autistic and very picky about my asmr choices so I loved that you didn’t stare into the camera because a big difficulty I have is making eye contact so with other asmr it’s uncomfortable to me bc we’re staring at each other and I love how you repeated things evenly because I get bad anxiety if things aren’t even so thank you for this I loved this and when you took that one blue dot out I audibly gasped it made me so happy