actually thank you so much for explaining all the layers on the "someone cooked here" video. i'm not on tiktok and i didn't get it At All before the explanation. let the NTs complain about us overexplaining stuff, idc, this was extremely helpful :]
I'm kinda on tiktok, but I didn't even see that so I only knew where the sound came from. Now I'm gonna find it and steal some dating tips 😅😅😅 cause it's almost like people are giving some cheat codes
the laughing when sad and angry vs crying when happy makes sense to me because they're both emotional release. like i often cry when i'm relieved or when something is very impressive/beautiful/cute to me, so crying for me also is not a thing that's necessarily a sign of being sad. when i'm sad i actually need sth to trigger tears in order to cry
The feral sit 👌👌👌 can only focus if my body is condensed as far as possible 😂 Also laughing can be a stress response! Not just because its funny but because its a way of releasing emotional energy when you're activated but don't have another way of expressing it. Like many tism thing its mostly talked about in regards to children but yeah its like totally a thing. Sometimes it can be because youre like using humor to cope, but sometimes its the energy finding its way out in a safe way which i think is pretty neat I also enjoy humor thats just like bluntly presenting a terrible but common and unavoidable situation esp if its one you feel no one else has had because its like YES THATS IT YOU GET IT and thats both validating and (for some reason) hilarious. Like the psych appointment one
Youre killing it. I think that number may only be a number, but the people youre reaching with your content appreciate your efforts and that number represents a mountain of love and kindness you've built in a community.
12:30 I was telling someone about how I cried when John Wick got his dog, but wasn't really affected when it died. They were casually like "Jeez, sounds like someone's traumatized.". It kind of surprised me how transparent it is, but yeah, the way I process compassion and grief is definitely trauma-fuckled.
Re the chair squat: Yes! Sitting cross-legged (criss cross applesauce) is my default state. When my hips and/or knees start to get sore I'll try to sit normally (with a footrest to help bring up my knees) and it lasts five minutes maximum. I instantly feel more comfortable sitting like a kid at story time. I'm just gonna edit my original comment instead of making a new comment. Dark humor is so much more healing than other types. It's such a release and relief to be able to make a joke about something really hard and serious. I feel much closer to people that get and make dark humor, it's like acknowledging these deep and intense feelings without actually being super vulnerable. It feels like an important part of the human experience. If trauma, grief, disease, and regret are going to be a part of life, then we need to have the opportunity to smile. It' provides balance. (If whoever reads this likes dark humor and has not seen Willow Pill's talent show performance at the start of Drag Race season 14, it's fucking golden). "My phone could only be in a few places" - Irene. girl HOW?! My ADHD is stronger than my autism and if I'm in the comfort of my own home, there is no telling where my phone could end up.
16:09 omg the explanation is much appreciated. When you said “this joke has layers”; I immediately thought about Shrek when he says “Im an ogre Donkey, I have layers.” Hahaha
oh my god yes !!!! I've even explained a lil cheat sheet for some of my friends to kinda help understand me better that if I laugh at something then I'm hurting but if I bust out crying then that I'm good and it actually made me happy
Andrew Huberman I think is an oversold (my opinion) neuroscientist from Stanford, and he explained how dopamine works to keep us moving forward. As he explained it, you don't want to have big celebrations, or ever think "I've made it", because that shuts down your dopamine production, and you become depressed. This happened to me by the way, actually after I graduated college.. You said you just anticipated the 100k benchmark, but really didn't think of it as an endpoint. No big celebration - just on to the next project. You are doing exactly what he would tell people to do to keep motivated, pretty cool you just seem to intuitively understand that! Those of us with the gift of hyperfocus, work that way because there is no endpoint!! Only jobs make you have endpoints. They call them deadlines, and they are called that because, you know, you might die trying to meet them, especially if you have PDA....
Way to go getting those 100,000 subscribers! I have about 15 or 20 subscribers. I sometimes have to remind myself that I make videos because I enjoy doing so and sometimes need to get things off my chest either in text or verbally and one of the ways I do that is by posting on my channel. I tell myself that I make my videos and blogs for me, so it doesn't matter if other people see them or not. A lot of times, I get a ton of enjoyment from watching other people's videos and commenting on them. Yours is one of the channels I really enjoy. Both the funny and the serious ones. What a coincidence! My wife is from Oklahoma too. She's from North of the Y'all Line which I say runs through Stillwater. People who grew up South of Stillwater say "Y'all', 'Fixin', and things like that and have a thick accent. Meanwhile, people like my wife rarely say things like that and have a much lighter Southern accent. They talk more like people from Kansas. I'm from Western Nebraska where most people don't have a thick accent and most of us talk like national newscasters and show hosts. You know guys like Johnny Carson, Dick Cavett, Adam DeVine, David Doyle (Charlie from Charlie's Angles), Henry Fonda, Hillary Swank, etc. are from Nebraska. I pick up on accents so easily and can imitate most of the ones I've heard. It's fun! I find accents funny and trying to mimic them even funnier. I find really weird things funny. I find things that most people seem to think are normal to be hilarious. If I was a stand up comedian, my style would be mostly observational humor with a blend of surreal jokes. My two most favorite comedians are Jerry Seinfeld and Steven Wright. This video is pretty funny! Thanks!
Yes, I laughed out loud, and also, thank you for explaining the jokes. Especially the someone cooked here joke with all the layers. I didn't know about that one. I vote for more of these humor videos, including the educational portion! Lol.
Congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers!! The fact you knew you'd get there and did make me feel better about knowing I will too! Keep doing what you do because life is too short not to embrace the neruospicy ❤️🔥🌶️ thank you for being your amazing self and continuing to help so many of us feel less alone. Your channel name is so accurate for your content and always gets me thinking
I've been bingewatching your videos this week, and im really thankful for the content you've created. I feel seen as a person and less alone in the world as an adult human person currently questioning everything. Keep up the fantastic work!❤
I don't know if you're gonna see this but I'm OBSESSED with your kitty portrait in the background, it's so cute!!! 🥺 If you could share where you found it I'd be so grateful ❤
I'm a huge "chair squatter" too. I sit and sleep on the floor well too. 🤔 edit: The angry humor is really relatable too. I think of it satire, dark irony and sarcasm. Sort of sardonic; being amused, but in a bitter, fiery way. My laughter is usually in the form of a nod, a slight smirk, or a singular huff of air, though (and courtesy laughs aren't something I'm competent in, so if I don't find something funny, my only real strategy is diversion).
9:02 I think I fall between the two of you. I feel like in most cases I can, in order: 1. retrace steps and find find, 2. Know the normal spots where I put certain things. However, I don’t know if it is my tism or my adhd, or some collaboration between the two, but sometimes I go on ‘auto-pilot’ and put something down is a very atypical spot, then I panic. Funny in hindsight, awful in the moment, if the moment feels (feeeeeeeels) important in someway, ie limited time
lmfao 🤣 "phone wallet keys" is literally the exact mantra I use for leaving the house. Good freaking luck if you grabbed them and then sat down to put on your shoes... or if your pockets are shite and you put them in a bag instead... or attempt to include the freshly-filled water bottle with your exit.
Maybe the crying when things make you joyful could stem from a subconscious fear of maybe something taking this joy or not feeling like you can keep it. And laughter at the other stuff is like I can soooo relate plus the layers of wit that often help us see it at another angle. I always appreciate your candidness and breakdown/explanations! Keep doing your thing. ❤
That very last one- omg facts, after I’ve been through a really overstimulating situation I feel like I’m a super mean person because of the stuff I say when I snap or want people to stop trying to interact with me 😅
I loved this so much :’) I moved 1200km away from my best friend in 2019, but this felt like sitting in her basement, watching TikTok’s together, and giggling
Ugh, thank you for the giggles. My daughter had surgery last week and its been a rough recovery (plus I'm healing from a terrible break up) i love your community and the vibes we all got 'round here
Thank you for the laughs! It’s really fun to hear you laugh and your perspective. I definitely have a dark sense of humor that runs in my family, but toilet humor will always be my love language. It gets a laugh out of me every time.
Loving your channel since one of your other autistic humor videos explaining it and I’m RELATING to it. I’m 14 have ADHD and I feel connected not just to their similarities but what they don’t have in common and I may not laugh at too much of the stuff on this video (I’m like 2 minutes in lol) but I can guarantee you I CAN RELATE TO IT AND FIND IT FUNNY.
I only cry when I'm overwhelmed! When I'm sad or angry I dissociate. I really only laugh when I want to make other people comfortable or when I'm talking to myself. I think outward expressions like that (or lack thereof) are mostly done out of a need to translate messier feelings into more digestible actions so that they can act as symptoms or communicators rather than the vast webs of intricate and overlapping emotion dynamics that we are familiar with; a need to regulate oneself and others simultaneously so that the two can coexist compatibly.
I can relate to your bf. I have found my phone hanging on door knobs to closets I never use (it has a wrist loop), balanced on top of a vacuum (why the f would I ever search there??), placed between shirts in a stack of folded clothes, balanced across two coat hooks. 🤦♀️ it’s so frustrating when it’s dead and no one can call it for me to find it. It could be frickin anywhere.
Hi! I just want to say I absolutely love your channel. I feel so represented as a later diagnosed AuDHD woman. I always felt so alone in my experiences, especially since I didn't "look" autistic. Thank you so much for posting your videos!
Thank you for the giggles! I loved your magical transformation at the beginning, there’s something wonderful about going for a nice long walk to enjoy the Earth’s greenery! Your revelation was fantastic too, thanks for sharing that! 😁
Everytime I watch your videos I feel calmer and happier 😊 I love how you talk through everything thoughtfully and logically, it helps me work through my own thoughts. I'm not diagnosed but some of the struggles are relatable. This channel helps me learn about myself and others edit NEVERMIND THE CALM FEELINGS ARE GONE, NOW I'M SWEATING LOL 14:05
@9:00 i literally belted out a loud laugh, put my phone down, walked away so i could laugh and pace at the same time, then forgot where i put my phone so i could keep watching 💀💀💀
also lucky u i feel like i have all the worst parts of adhd to mix w my autism like i def forget what im doing 24/7 and whenever my mom asks me to do smth she has to like nail it in my brain by telling me like every hour throughout the whole day and even when i am doing it ill like walk into the kitchen to take out the trash or wtv but as soon as im there im just like wtf was i doing and then next thing i know im checking the fridge 5 times٫ getting nothing٫ going back upstairs to my room and then my mom comes in yelling at me asking why i didnt do the trash and it just becomes a cycle until i finally hopefully snap out of it or my mom gets annoyed and does it for me lmfaooo💀 its annoying i wish i got like the responsible routine/planning part of autism tbh it would do WONDERS for my life😭🙏
It’s really hard to have ADHD and autism at the same time. So do I, and I was undiagnosed for decades. My autistic self needs organization and predictability, but my ADHD brain still forgets things, creates disorganization, and doesn’t like rigid schedules. What you describe sounds just like my teen years! The anxiety that comes from knowing you’re forgetting things just makes the memory issues worse-- waiting for someone to get angry/frustrated with you is not a good feeling, and those emotions overload your brain more quickly. I hope you have some support to help you, both with strategies and emotionally. There are some really wonderful autistic content creators who can be helpful, some have ADHD too and talk about both. Personally, I find women’s pov more relatable, like ADHD Love, Zara Beth, older content from Haley Honeymon (not sure on spelling her name rn). Mom on the Spectrum is really good at helping explain autistic sensory needs and how to manage our energy levels, meltdowns and burnouts (she wasn’t diagnosed until after she had kids, so she tries to help other autistic young women find support). Chloe Hayden (from Heartbreak High) has a lot of good videos too, from a few years back, that explain a lot about having both ADHD and autism. You’re dealing with a lot💜 Try to be kind to yourself, okay?🥰
I love the videos! Watching curated funny TikToks "together" with a person I like listening to is a perfect match for me :D I'm def be waiting for more!
I did find most of these funny. I have self-deprecating humor. So a lot of these were on point. I also enjoy just random stupid humor too. Please keep making these.
Yes! I think I was realizing with you that angry and sad things have me laughing hysterically....and I also don’t cry very much, so take that as you will 😂
Loved it! It's like getting a diom scroll dump from my friends but with the added bonus of commentary! 😂 Sharing this with those same friends because they need to laugh at your curated videos of niche humor we all get. ❤
This was so fun. Thank you. I would love a second episode if you feel like doing it again sometime. And as a non tiktoker I appreciated the explanation of the someone's cooked here joke 👌🏻
Omg PLEASE make more of these. I clicked on this just cuz I needed a funny video to watch while I was zooted and didn’t expect you to be too so pleasant surprise! I was worried the humor was going to be actually dark and was gonna click away but it was rly only the first TikTok as the “disclaimer” that was discomforting lol I don’t like when ppl say things like that 😭 about how if ppl don’t like dark humor they’re boring or smth lol. But besides that I had fun watching this a lot 😂
Hey congrats on the plaque 🎉 I too tend to laugh at sad and angry stuff, and that makes me even more mad which makes me even more giggly😔😂. Or sometimes, when I hear songs that are super sappy played over and over again, I just add my own dumb lyrics and now every time I sing it in my head, I’m always hearing my own edited version 😂, I do this with Beyoncé, Adele, Ed Sheeren and some of J. Cole’s songs. My mind would get me into so much trouble if people caught what happens in there 🤭. Anywho, great video, got a few laughs out of it 👌🏾 Congrats, again. I like how subtle you are about it ❤
I love the song editing LOL I do it so much I have my own version of every popular song I can remember ESPECIALLY for my cats!!! “Throw that Tobi in a turkle” is for when my cat Tobi sits in a circular shaped object 😆 turkle is circle but with a T for alliteration 🤣
My Mom: When we were taking walks when you were in a stroller, you never liked it when we put something over the stroller, like when you couldn't see anything outside. Me: Well it was probably very boring. Mom: Yeah so, after a long long time we finally figured out that it was just too boring for you not being able to see anything. You learn something new every day! Me: *speechless* I get it though, sometimes I also just can't seem to see the obvious. Maybe I got that from my mom... That stroller video was amazing :D
i have set places for all my objects but because of my adhd there has been times that my phone was in the fridge or in the bathroom or somewhere weird. autism adhd combo is wild
loved the vid would rly be interested to hear u talk about the relationship between smoking and ur audhd cuz annecdotaly i feel it’s helped me at least in some aspects
I gotta be honest... I keep coming back to this video, and I don't think anyone would mind if you started a "giggle time" series for the channel (because so many people just need a laugh) and I think it would probably become something people would look forward to. I know I would love that to look forward to at the end of the day.
As someone with autism, I couldn't relate more to the video of the guy putting the drink down and it disappearing. I do that ALL the time, and I literally sing the "phone, wallet, keys" song to myself whenever I go out the door. As far as I know, I don't have ADHD. I always assumed my losing things was an autism thing. 🤔
6:15 Linguistics special interest activated: 🤓 Ummm... Ack-shully: 1) More or less *all* Anglosphere accents spoken in white-majority populations go back primarily to some dialect or other spoken at some point in the British isles. 2) There are, currently, more British accents than American ones, and there were even more at the time that North America was colonized when modern transportation and communications weren't around to blend things together, so saying that a particular American accent came from "British accents" is incredibly vague. Are we talking Yorkshire, Cockney, or RP? 3) British accents at the time British and American accents diverged didn't necessarily sound like British accents now.
I don't have the tism brain, or the ADHD brain. I have both. When it comes to finding something, I fluctuate between looking in the fridge and already knowing where the thing is. I experience both sides because when the ADHD hits I put stuff down anywhere/ everywhere, but the tism hits I knew where it was when I was looking for this other thing. I love it and hate it because it is so funny.
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actually thank you so much for explaining all the layers on the "someone cooked here" video. i'm not on tiktok and i didn't get it At All before the explanation. let the NTs complain about us overexplaining stuff, idc, this was extremely helpful :]
Same. I’m not on TikTok either, so it definitely went over my head 😅
Omg same 😭🤣😍
It was also way funnier after the explanation!
I'm kinda on tiktok, but I didn't even see that so I only knew where the sound came from. Now I'm gonna find it and steal some dating tips 😅😅😅 cause it's almost like people are giving some cheat codes
the laughing when sad and angry vs crying when happy makes sense to me because they're both emotional release. like i often cry when i'm relieved or when something is very impressive/beautiful/cute to me, so crying for me also is not a thing that's necessarily a sign of being sad. when i'm sad i actually need sth to trigger tears in order to cry
I totally relate ☺️
@@clivematthews95 🤝 hell yeah
I relate soo much! Esp. epic things make be tear up soo often, like music in movies/series... It's really like I cannot hold the emotion in any longer
The RUclips plaque is a major accomplishment and a great reminder of just how important and needed the info you provide is. Thanks!
(Wife)I often go back and watch your video Autistic Humor when I need a good laugh. This was good too. We need to laugh together more. thanks!
The feral sit 👌👌👌 can only focus if my body is condensed as far as possible 😂
Also laughing can be a stress response! Not just because its funny but because its a way of releasing emotional energy when you're activated but don't have another way of expressing it. Like many tism thing its mostly talked about in regards to children but yeah its like totally a thing. Sometimes it can be because youre like using humor to cope, but sometimes its the energy finding its way out in a safe way which i think is pretty neat
I also enjoy humor thats just like bluntly presenting a terrible but common and unavoidable situation esp if its one you feel no one else has had because its like YES THATS IT YOU GET IT and thats both validating and (for some reason) hilarious. Like the psych appointment one
dark humor is life-saving.
The baby strollercoaster video sent me into another dimension. Thank you so much for collecting these laughs for us.
Youre killing it. I think that number may only be a number, but the people youre reaching with your content appreciate your efforts and that number represents a mountain of love and kindness you've built in a community.
That "sorry friends" note is definitely something I did as a kid 😂
I laugh at sad/angry and cry over happy/hopeful too. I don't know why?
Dawwg I’m dying and murdering my knee 💀💀 the story about your partner misplacing things was the one of the best and relatable
I’m a minute in and I’m distracted by how flawless your skin is. You’re literally glowing.
12:30 I was telling someone about how I cried when John Wick got his dog, but wasn't really affected when it died. They were casually like "Jeez, sounds like someone's traumatized.". It kind of surprised me how transparent it is, but yeah, the way I process compassion and grief is definitely trauma-fuckled.
This video helped me remember how much I enjoy my gremlin weirdness, thank you for sharing some sillies!
Re the chair squat: Yes! Sitting cross-legged (criss cross applesauce) is my default state. When my hips and/or knees start to get sore I'll try to sit normally (with a footrest to help bring up my knees) and it lasts five minutes maximum. I instantly feel more comfortable sitting like a kid at story time.
I'm just gonna edit my original comment instead of making a new comment. Dark humor is so much more healing than other types. It's such a release and relief to be able to make a joke about something really hard and serious. I feel much closer to people that get and make dark humor, it's like acknowledging these deep and intense feelings without actually being super vulnerable. It feels like an important part of the human experience. If trauma, grief, disease, and regret are going to be a part of life, then we need to have the opportunity to smile. It' provides balance. (If whoever reads this likes dark humor and has not seen Willow Pill's talent show performance at the start of Drag Race season 14, it's fucking golden).
"My phone could only be in a few places" - Irene. girl HOW?! My ADHD is stronger than my autism and if I'm in the comfort of my own home, there is no telling where my phone could end up.
16:09 omg the explanation is much appreciated. When you said “this joke has layers”; I immediately thought about Shrek when he says “Im an ogre Donkey, I have layers.” Hahaha
The one with the baby in the stroller, and the one that was the “pov: your patient has a problem with your generation” absolutely made me cackle 🤣
I love the humor in our community it’s truly the best 😭💀 @12:43 same😭😭 idk what it means
oh my god yes !!!! I've even explained a lil cheat sheet for some of my friends to kinda help understand me better that if I laugh at something then I'm hurting but if I bust out crying then that I'm good and it actually made me happy
Andrew Huberman I think is an oversold (my opinion) neuroscientist from Stanford, and he explained how dopamine works to keep us moving forward. As he explained it, you don't want to have big celebrations, or ever think "I've made it", because that shuts down your dopamine production, and you become depressed. This happened to me by the way, actually after I graduated college..
You said you just anticipated the 100k benchmark, but really didn't think of it as an endpoint. No big celebration - just on to the next project. You are doing exactly what he would tell people to do to keep motivated, pretty cool you just seem to intuitively understand that! Those of us with the gift of hyperfocus, work that way because there is no endpoint!! Only jobs make you have endpoints. They call them deadlines, and they are called that because, you know, you might die trying to meet them, especially if you have PDA....
6:27, loved that fun fact about accents. One of my main interests is accents and especially languages and dialects. Language is just rly rly rly cool.
laughing is also a way to release other emotions apart from happiness
Way to go getting those 100,000 subscribers! I have about 15 or 20 subscribers. I sometimes have to remind myself that I make videos because I enjoy doing so and sometimes need to get things off my chest either in text or verbally and one of the ways I do that is by posting on my channel. I tell myself that I make my videos and blogs for me, so it doesn't matter if other people see them or not. A lot of times, I get a ton of enjoyment from watching other people's videos and commenting on them. Yours is one of the channels I really enjoy. Both the funny and the serious ones.
What a coincidence! My wife is from Oklahoma too. She's from North of the Y'all Line which I say runs through Stillwater. People who grew up South of Stillwater say "Y'all', 'Fixin', and things like that and have a thick accent. Meanwhile, people like my wife rarely say things like that and have a much lighter Southern accent. They talk more like people from Kansas.
I'm from Western Nebraska where most people don't have a thick accent and most of us talk like national newscasters and show hosts. You know guys like Johnny Carson, Dick Cavett, Adam DeVine, David Doyle (Charlie from Charlie's Angles), Henry Fonda, Hillary Swank, etc. are from Nebraska. I pick up on accents so easily and can imitate most of the ones I've heard. It's fun! I find accents funny and trying to mimic them even funnier.
I find really weird things funny. I find things that most people seem to think are normal to be hilarious. If I was a stand up comedian, my style would be mostly observational humor with a blend of surreal jokes. My two most favorite comedians are Jerry Seinfeld and Steven Wright.
This video is pretty funny! Thanks!
loved the brownie transitions lmao. Love you sm!!
that cat portrait is amazing
The first clip being katya really made my day I love her 😂
Your skin is glowing 🙀🙀⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yes, I laughed out loud, and also, thank you for explaining the jokes. Especially the someone cooked here joke with all the layers. I didn't know about that one. I vote for more of these humor videos, including the educational portion! Lol.
Congratulations on reaching 100k subscribers!! The fact you knew you'd get there and did make me feel better about knowing I will too!
Keep doing what you do because life is too short not to embrace the neruospicy ❤️🔥🌶️ thank you for being your amazing self and continuing to help so many of us feel less alone. Your channel name is so accurate for your content and always gets me thinking
I've been bingewatching your videos this week, and im really thankful for the content you've created.
I feel seen as a person and less alone in the world as an adult human person currently questioning everything.
Keep up the fantastic work!❤
Your skin is glowing!!!
I don't know if you're gonna see this but I'm OBSESSED with your kitty portrait in the background, it's so cute!!! 🥺 If you could share where you found it I'd be so grateful ❤
Surprisingly I got it at homegoods. I was shook.
@@thethoughtspot222 omg thank you for replying! sweet find, that's amazing and maybe i'll get lucky there 🤩
I'm a huge "chair squatter" too. I sit and sleep on the floor well too. 🤔
edit: The angry humor is really relatable too. I think of it satire, dark irony and sarcasm. Sort of sardonic; being amused, but in a bitter, fiery way. My laughter is usually in the form of a nod, a slight smirk, or a singular huff of air, though (and courtesy laughs aren't something I'm competent in, so if I don't find something funny, my only real strategy is diversion).
My brain laughs but I just smirks
9:02 I think I fall between the two of you. I feel like in most cases I can, in order: 1. retrace steps and find find, 2. Know the normal spots where I put certain things. However, I don’t know if it is my tism or my adhd, or some collaboration between the two, but sometimes I go on ‘auto-pilot’ and put something down is a very atypical spot, then I panic. Funny in hindsight, awful in the moment, if the moment feels (feeeeeeeels) important in someway, ie limited time
I sit exactly the same on my chair omg x) I feel you !! I feel more commited to my work or my activity when I am squatting haha
lmfao 🤣 "phone wallet keys" is literally the exact mantra I use for leaving the house. Good freaking luck if you grabbed them and then sat down to put on your shoes... or if your pockets are shite and you put them in a bag instead... or attempt to include the freshly-filled water bottle with your exit.
Maybe the crying when things make you joyful could stem from a subconscious fear of maybe something taking this joy or not feeling like you can keep it. And laughter at the other stuff is like I can soooo relate plus the layers of wit that often help us see it at another angle. I always appreciate your candidness and breakdown/explanations! Keep doing your thing. ❤
That very last one- omg facts, after I’ve been through a really overstimulating situation I feel like I’m a super mean person because of the stuff I say when I snap or want people to stop trying to interact with me 😅
I loved this so much :’) I moved 1200km away from my best friend in 2019, but this felt like sitting in her basement, watching TikTok’s together, and giggling
Ugh, thank you for the giggles. My daughter had surgery last week and its been a rough recovery (plus I'm healing from a terrible break up) i love your community and the vibes we all got 'round here
Thank you for the laughs! It’s really fun to hear you laugh and your perspective. I definitely have a dark sense of humor that runs in my family, but toilet humor will always be my love language. It gets a laugh out of me every time.
I appreciate your explanations when there's multiple layers
Loving your channel since one of your other autistic humor videos explaining it and I’m RELATING to it.
I’m 14 have ADHD and I feel connected not just to their similarities but what they don’t have in common and I may not laugh at too much of the stuff on this video (I’m like 2 minutes in lol) but I can guarantee you I CAN RELATE TO IT AND FIND IT FUNNY.
I’ve got a special place in my heart for people who explain the confusing joke
I only cry when I'm overwhelmed! When I'm sad or angry I dissociate. I really only laugh when I want to make other people comfortable or when I'm talking to myself.
I think outward expressions like that (or lack thereof) are mostly done out of a need to translate messier feelings into more digestible actions so that they can act as symptoms or communicators rather than the vast webs of intricate and overlapping emotion dynamics that we are familiar with; a need to regulate oneself and others simultaneously so that the two can coexist compatibly.
Congratulations for reaching 100k!! 🎉🥳
I can relate to your bf. I have found my phone hanging on door knobs to closets I never use (it has a wrist loop), balanced on top of a vacuum (why the f would I ever search there??), placed between shirts in a stack of folded clothes, balanced across two coat hooks. 🤦♀️ it’s so frustrating when it’s dead and no one can call it for me to find it. It could be frickin anywhere.
Yikes 😂
This was so much fun!
Hi! I just want to say I absolutely love your channel. I feel so represented as a later diagnosed AuDHD woman. I always felt so alone in my experiences, especially since I didn't "look" autistic. Thank you so much for posting your videos!
Thank you for the giggles! I loved your magical transformation at the beginning, there’s something wonderful about going for a nice long walk to enjoy the Earth’s greenery! Your revelation was fantastic too, thanks for sharing that! 😁
My knees are in constant fluctuating pain because of the creature like maner with with which I sit. Its ball or nothing 😂
Everytime I watch your videos I feel calmer and happier 😊 I love how you talk through everything thoughtfully and logically, it helps me work through my own thoughts. I'm not diagnosed but some of the struggles are relatable. This channel helps me learn about myself and others
edit NEVERMIND THE CALM FEELINGS ARE GONE, NOW I'M SWEATING LOL 14:05
YOUR MAKEUP SKILLS ARE AT PAR, YOU GOTTA UPLOAD SOME TUTORIALS GURLL I MEAN IT
Beautifully done!!!
The last one is so relatable omfg
You definetly made me laugh out loud ! I decided to watch this video while taking a study break, and I actually feel so much better
@9:00 i literally belted out a loud laugh, put my phone down, walked away so i could laugh and pace at the same time, then forgot where i put my phone so i could keep watching 💀💀💀
Also tho, i'm 23:38 lol
also lucky u i feel like i have all the worst parts of adhd to mix w my autism like i def forget what im doing 24/7 and whenever my mom asks me to do smth she has to like nail it in my brain by telling me like every hour throughout the whole day and even when i am doing it ill like walk into the kitchen to take out the trash or wtv but as soon as im there im just like wtf was i doing and then next thing i know im checking the fridge 5 times٫ getting nothing٫ going back upstairs to my room and then my mom comes in yelling at me asking why i didnt do the trash and it just becomes a cycle until i finally hopefully snap out of it or my mom gets annoyed and does it for me lmfaooo💀 its annoying i wish i got like the responsible routine/planning part of autism tbh it would do WONDERS for my life😭🙏
It’s really hard to have ADHD and autism at the same time. So do I, and I was undiagnosed for decades. My autistic self needs organization and predictability, but my ADHD brain still forgets things, creates disorganization, and doesn’t like rigid schedules.
What you describe sounds just like my teen years! The anxiety that comes from knowing you’re forgetting things just makes the memory issues worse-- waiting for someone to get angry/frustrated with you is not a good feeling, and those emotions overload your brain more quickly.
I hope you have some support to help you, both with strategies and emotionally. There are some really wonderful autistic content creators who can be helpful, some have ADHD too and talk about both.
Personally, I find women’s pov more relatable, like ADHD Love, Zara Beth, older content from Haley Honeymon (not sure on spelling her name rn). Mom on the Spectrum is really good at helping explain autistic sensory needs and how to manage our energy levels, meltdowns and burnouts (she wasn’t diagnosed until after she had kids, so she tries to help other autistic young women find support).
Chloe Hayden (from Heartbreak High) has a lot of good videos too, from a few years back, that explain a lot about having both ADHD and autism.
You’re dealing with a lot💜
Try to be kind to yourself, okay?🥰
I love the videos! Watching curated funny TikToks "together" with a person I like listening to is a perfect match for me :D I'm def be waiting for more!
I did find most of these funny. I have self-deprecating humor. So a lot of these were on point. I also enjoy just random stupid humor too. Please keep making these.
Yes! I think I was realizing with you that angry and sad things have me laughing hysterically....and I also don’t cry very much, so take that as you will 😂
The camera is looking super crisp
Loved it! It's like getting a diom scroll dump from my friends but with the added bonus of commentary! 😂 Sharing this with those same friends because they need to laugh at your curated videos of niche humor we all get. ❤
Pls pls pls make more videos like this :D I’m tired of autistic grief
Love this kind of video sm
Tysm for the glonkie laughs!💘
I laughed at every single video and feel so seen and understood ❤
Anna Akana has these dark dark stand-up jokes and I laugh and it feels wrong but it’s just so funny. Yay for laughing at adversities😂
Love Anna Akana 😊❤️👌🏾
of course I'm sitting in an absolutely unhinged position as you mentioned it
The cat mona lisa will not stop staring at me! Lol
This was so fun. Thank you. I would love a second episode if you feel like doing it again sometime. And as a non tiktoker I appreciated the explanation of the someone's cooked here joke 👌🏻
Omg PLEASE make more of these. I clicked on this just cuz I needed a funny video to watch while I was zooted and didn’t expect you to be too so pleasant surprise! I was worried the humor was going to be actually dark and was gonna click away but it was rly only the first TikTok as the “disclaimer” that was discomforting lol I don’t like when ppl say things like that 😭 about how if ppl don’t like dark humor they’re boring or smth lol.
But besides that I had fun watching this a lot 😂
Hey congrats on the plaque 🎉
I too tend to laugh at sad and angry stuff, and that makes me even more mad which makes me even more giggly😔😂. Or sometimes, when I hear songs that are super sappy played over and over again, I just add my own dumb lyrics and now every time I sing it in my head, I’m always hearing my own edited version 😂, I do this with Beyoncé, Adele, Ed Sheeren and some of J. Cole’s songs.
My mind would get me into so much trouble if people caught what happens in there 🤭.
Anywho, great video, got a few laughs out of it 👌🏾
Congrats, again. I like how subtle you are about it ❤
I love the song editing LOL I do it so much I have my own version of every popular song I can remember ESPECIALLY for my cats!!! “Throw that Tobi in a turkle” is for when my cat Tobi sits in a circular shaped object 😆 turkle is circle but with a T for alliteration 🤣
@@tobisupersmart 😂😂😂
I super relate to the crying over things that make me happy amd laughing at angry/sad. ❤❤❤
Our childhoods did something...😂
Please post more of these so i can change my fyp!
My Mom: When we were taking walks when you were in a stroller, you never liked it when we put something over the stroller, like when you couldn't see anything outside.
Me: Well it was probably very boring.
Mom: Yeah so, after a long long time we finally figured out that it was just too boring for you not being able to see anything. You learn something new every day!
Me: *speechless*
I get it though, sometimes I also just can't seem to see the obvious. Maybe I got that from my mom...
That stroller video was amazing :D
I appreciate this, and it's my first time hearing the word glonky!
I would love seeing you reacting to "community" first episode and giving your opinion on the autistic person, abed nadir and the representation!
this was lots of fun!
❤❤❤❤😊 I’ve been away for a bit. I Loce your videos. Bless you dear Irene.
i have set places for all my objects but because of my adhd there has been times that my phone was in the fridge or in the bathroom or somewhere weird. autism adhd combo is wild
loved the vid would rly be interested to hear u talk about the relationship between smoking and ur audhd cuz annecdotaly i feel it’s helped me at least in some aspects
Love these videos
I gotta be honest... I keep coming back to this video, and I don't think anyone would mind if you started a "giggle time" series for the channel (because so many people just need a laugh) and I think it would probably become something people would look forward to. I know I would love that to look forward to at the end of the day.
Shout out to all the peeps who almost found themselves in tears today looking for the keys that were in their hand.
Totally appreciate your perching in your chair, same! (^_^)
This was awesome 😂😂😂 thank you 💙💙💙
Yep, once put my glasses in the fridge, I have no idea how they got there.
I needed this! 😂 Thank you!
"He's a gemini" mhm "and sagittarius moon" ohhhh
this was so fun tbh pls do more
This is the most fun I’ve had in awhile 😂😂😂😂 someone cooked here, I get it now:) 😅😂😂❤❤❤ please do more videos like this pleaseeee lol:)
As someone with autism, I couldn't relate more to the video of the guy putting the drink down and it disappearing. I do that ALL the time, and I literally sing the "phone, wallet, keys" song to myself whenever I go out the door. As far as I know, I don't have ADHD. I always assumed my losing things was an autism thing. 🤔
6:15 Linguistics special interest activated:
🤓 Ummm... Ack-shully:
1) More or less *all* Anglosphere accents spoken in white-majority populations go back primarily to some dialect or other spoken at some point in the British isles.
2) There are, currently, more British accents than American ones, and there were even more at the time that North America was colonized when modern transportation and communications weren't around to blend things together, so saying that a particular American accent came from "British accents" is incredibly vague. Are we talking Yorkshire, Cockney, or RP?
3) British accents at the time British and American accents diverged didn't necessarily sound like British accents now.
This is exactly what I needed tonight. I just wanted to laugh with a friend
I don't have the tism brain, or the ADHD brain. I have both. When it comes to finding something, I fluctuate between looking in the fridge and already knowing where the thing is. I experience both sides because when the ADHD hits I put stuff down anywhere/ everywhere, but the tism hits I knew where it was when I was looking for this other thing. I love it and hate it because it is so funny.
Commenting for engagement but also i love your vids 🥰😊
I know, completely unrelated, but girl your skin looks amazing!
20:26 Japan has a word for dying from overworking, just because it became normal doesn't mean it's good.
Hey. I *need* that sweater, it's immaculate.
@2:07 the way I’m already high and ready 🤩💀
AHH CAN WE BE BESTIES IDK ANY OTHER AUTISTIC STONERS (or audhd stoners cuz like thats me lmao) also cheeerssss🍃🍃🙏
@@aquademoney yessss!!! cheers new bestie🥰🫶🏾
I laughed out loud, thanks Irene. You r the best. I love your videos