It’s alr no worries. And I wanna get the book now, i think it will probably help me. I had a late diagnosis at the age of 15, now i am 18. Always be yourself those who try to judge u. They are the ones who won’t go far in life if they carry on that way. (Don’t tell your age, online, i’m just doing it because I know i can protect myself and I have lots of confidence.) ❤😊
no lol it's because it already set to public accidentally private videos don't display a publish date until the day they're set public @@agmaiocplayer3
@@Zara_Bethlmao i watched this video about a week ago and then i noticed it "disappeared" and i thought it was my phone's problem hahahahaha i am bad with technology and i was confused lol hahahhaah😂
Zara, your content makes me feel so seen! As a person with AuDHD and mental health issues, I find it really hard to unmask and be myself. But through your content, I’m finding the positives of being neurodivergent and I just love how you are so happy to be yourself. Thank you Zara for making my life so much better ❤
Hey Zara. I'm a 16 year old neurodivergent teen. I have autism and I can relate to you in a lot of ways. I love your song "she's mine". It's my favourite song at the moment
You are my ellie. You have made me realize things about myself that I never looked deep enough into before. Because of you I'm getting evaluated for autism (39f). It explains so much of my life....❤
You are very charming! I meant to watch one of your videos and was happy to learn more about you through this unboxing. I, too, am neurodivergent, as are quite a few of the participants on my channel. I have heard of fidget spinners and someone on Shark Tank pitched a fidget toy, but this is the first I have seen of Tangles. I was especially happy to hear about the books you got or borrowed. I, too, love to read! Unmasked is a book I will need to look into some more. The books you borrowed may be books I slightly look into, but they do not sound like books I would be inclined to read. Twilight is not a series that interests me at all. Thank you for sharing! -Josh
You should totally read Different Not Less by Chloe Hayden! Chloe Hayden is an audhd and chronically ill creator, activist, and actor! Her book is part memoir, part self help, and it’s amazing! Please do a neurodivergent book recommendation video, and I would love a noise canceling headphones or sensory aids recommendation video!
this is on my list!! and also, i’ve been wanting to do some ND book videos (i’m autistic, and a BIG book nerd) so i will 100% be posting more videos like that!❤
I have the same problem. That‘s why I ordered some online a few weeks ago. It said “silicone” so I thought they would be soft so I can also bite them if I want to. Unfortunately they’re quite stiff and hard. But they have different textures and some of them feel nice. If someone can recommend some, please let me know!
Hello there, my misses also has FND, being seizures, tics and being in and out of it all day. My misses love to interact with people like yourself. To learn and get a deeper understanding, even though she has had it for around 4 years or more. I believe you two would hit it off and learn a lot from one another. If this is something you're interested in contacting I will talk to my misses and see if she'll be up to talking. Having more friends with the same diagnoses would make things easier on herself, knowing there's more strong people like her all around the world?
I'm 14, and I think our stories are similar in a way. I have FND as well, and I got misdiagnosed multiple times because FND isn't a common disorder nor can it be seen on any scans. My FND is often triggered when I'm stressed, exhausted or when I push my body too far physically. I don't have tourette's, but I do have functional tics (they aren't always there, but sometimes they appear out of the blue). I've been thinking that I am autistic for a while now. I have sensory issues, and I've been pretending to fit in even though I know I have social struggles and I don't understand people. It's been such a long journey for me, even though I am still very young in comparison to most people. I struggled a lot because it took a lot for me to convince my parents to get a diagnosis in the first place. My parents believe that there are common signs that every single autistic person has, but truth be told, not every autistic person is the same! I've done a lot of research online and a lot of self tests, and they all led to the same point: that I'm autistic. I found out that autism symptoms differ between boys and girls, and this helped me a lot. Your channel has been so inspiring, and I learned a lot from you!
4:11 - I stim too and didn’t really notice until you pointed it out. I thought it was just a way of coping with stress and I thought everyone does it but apparently not. I’ve never been diagnosed with anything (like ADHD ADD or OCD but i have shown symptoms of all 3) because seeing a doctor costs time and money and my parents are weird and think mental illnesses are just stress?!
I got to know that I am on the spectrum now at 28 and when you unboxed these things I’ve just got the urge to clap suddenly from like inside. I never knew I hid these things and stims inside me for sooo long
Sometimes, what's otherwise, 'junk,' can actually be - useful. There are people out there making money on stuff that too often shouldn't be purchased at all and possibly because it's actually reasonable for certain others to have. - RUclips shows upload dates and published dates. It depends on if it's uploaded and scheduled to go live at a later date and time or if it's uploaded and marked private until you make it public.
You look lovely Zara! 💗 Love you xxx (also i feel like this is a safe space so sharing: I finally got the date for my first referral appointment for getting a tourettes diagnosis!!!)
I dont have many fidget toys, but I just realized I have the same pink one as you !! :) I really enjoy it, but now it makes so much noise that I haven't been able to use it. I don't know if I can do something about it, or do I need to just get new one....
I assume that like me you have discovered this as a teenager. Probably your best bet is a trusted adult at your school or the SENCO (special educational needs coordinating officer) and they might start the process for you. Good luck!!!
@Zara_Beth about being confused about sexuality.. i thought i finally got it pointet down at age 36 😅 i was pan sexual.. then 7 month goes and BOOM.. I got a full blown crush on someone i just talked to 4 times 🫣 and no he is not that good looking😅
I love the unboxing videos! You've really helped me with dealing with my health problems and stuff, so I'm gonna ask for some advice. So, whenever I stand for too long, the blood in my legs pools excessively, and once I sit down, I get really bad leg cramps for like, hours. Recently though, my left leg wouldn't stop hurting, and it kept me up at night. It quickly became very hard to walk on and control. I figured it would get better overnight, but when I woke up, it didn't hurt, but it definitely was nearly impossible to walk on. Any advice for what to do when my legs act up? I'm thinking about maybe a mobility aid, but this is the first time I've been actually unable to walk properly. What should I do if this happens again?
p.s - no idea why this says 7 days ago (i messed up my scheduling) but this is this weeks upload! 😭💖
It says you uploaded this on the 11th. Maybe you uploaded it as a private video and made it public?
It’s alr no worries. And I wanna get the book now, i think it will probably help me. I had a late diagnosis at the age of 15, now i am 18. Always be yourself those who try to judge u. They are the ones who won’t go far in life if they carry on that way. (Don’t tell your age, online, i’m just doing it because I know i can protect myself and I have lots of confidence.) ❤😊
no lol it's because it already set to public accidentally
private videos don't display a publish date until the day they're set public @@agmaiocplayer3
Ah, ok@@Zara_Beth
@@Zara_Bethlmao i watched this video about a week ago and then i noticed it "disappeared" and i thought it was my phone's problem hahahahaha i am bad with technology and i was confused lol hahahhaah😂
Zara, your content makes me feel so seen! As a person with AuDHD and mental health issues, I find it really hard to unmask and be myself. But through your content, I’m finding the positives of being neurodivergent and I just love how you are so happy to be yourself. Thank you Zara for making my life so much better ❤
Hey Zara. I'm a 16 year old neurodivergent teen. I have autism and I can relate to you in a lot of ways. I love your song "she's mine". It's my favourite song at the moment
thank you! ❤
@@Zara_Beth I've been trying to get in contact with you over Instagram. IDK because we're very similar people I thought it could be cool to talk😊
I love tangles! They are one of my favourite stim toy!
You are my ellie. You have made me realize things about myself that I never looked deep enough into before. Because of you I'm getting evaluated for autism (39f). It explains so much of my life....❤
Oh this made me smile so much! Flapping along with you 💙
You’re so awesome for being unapologetically yourself :))
Tangle Toys are my favorite fidgets
You are very charming! I meant to watch one of your videos and was happy to learn more about you through this unboxing. I, too, am neurodivergent, as are quite a few of the participants on my channel. I have heard of fidget spinners and someone on Shark Tank pitched a fidget toy, but this is the first I have seen of Tangles. I was especially happy to hear about the books you got or borrowed. I, too, love to read! Unmasked is a book I will need to look into some more. The books you borrowed may be books I slightly look into, but they do not sound like books I would be inclined to read. Twilight is not a series that interests me at all. Thank you for sharing! -Josh
As a neurodivergent teen this was very enjoyable to watch!
1:19 me, too!
Learning how to unmask can be very scary, especially in social settings.
I hope you can discover more about yourself on the journey.
🫶🏻💕✨
Really curious what the books could be.
Currently reading „Different, not less“ by Chloe Hayden and love it!✨
You should totally read Different Not Less by Chloe Hayden! Chloe Hayden is an audhd and chronically ill creator, activist, and actor! Her book is part memoir, part self help, and it’s amazing!
Please do a neurodivergent book recommendation video, and I would love a noise canceling headphones or sensory aids recommendation video!
this is on my list!!
and also, i’ve been wanting to do some ND book videos (i’m autistic, and a BIG book nerd) so i will 100% be posting more videos like that!❤
I know what book I'm adding to my Wishlist and also tangles are so good but i cant find them in shops😭
I have the same problem. That‘s why I ordered some online a few weeks ago.
It said “silicone” so I thought they would be soft so I can also bite them if I want to.
Unfortunately they’re quite stiff and hard. But they have different textures and some of them feel nice.
If someone can recommend some, please let me know!
My favories are slimes! I looove them❤
We love you Zara ❤ keep up the videos I love seeing them
Hello there, my misses also has FND, being seizures, tics and being in and out of it all day. My misses love to interact with people like yourself. To learn and get a deeper understanding, even though she has had it for around 4 years or more. I believe you two would hit it off and learn a lot from one another. If this is something you're interested in contacting I will talk to my misses and see if she'll be up to talking. Having more friends with the same diagnoses would make things easier on herself, knowing there's more strong people like her all around the world?
I'm 14, and I think our stories are similar in a way. I have FND as well, and I got misdiagnosed multiple times because FND isn't a common disorder nor can it be seen on any scans. My FND is often triggered when I'm stressed, exhausted or when I push my body too far physically. I don't have tourette's, but I do have functional tics (they aren't always there, but sometimes they appear out of the blue). I've been thinking that I am autistic for a while now. I have sensory issues, and I've been pretending to fit in even though I know I have social struggles and I don't understand people. It's been such a long journey for me, even though I am still very young in comparison to most people. I struggled a lot because it took a lot for me to convince my parents to get a diagnosis in the first place. My parents believe that there are common signs that every single autistic person has, but truth be told, not every autistic person is the same! I've done a lot of research online and a lot of self tests, and they all led to the same point: that I'm autistic. I found out that autism symptoms differ between boys and girls, and this helped me a lot. Your channel has been so inspiring, and I learned a lot from you!
4:11 - I stim too and didn’t really notice until you pointed it out. I thought it was just a way of coping with stress and I thought everyone does it but apparently not. I’ve never been diagnosed with anything (like ADHD ADD or OCD but i have shown symptoms of all 3) because seeing a doctor costs time and money and my parents are weird and think mental illnesses are just stress?!
I got to know that I am on the spectrum now at 28 and when you unboxed these things I’ve just got the urge to clap suddenly from like inside. I never knew I hid these things and stims inside me for sooo long
Sometimes, what's otherwise, 'junk,' can actually be - useful. There are people out there making money on stuff that too often shouldn't be purchased at all and possibly because it's actually reasonable for certain others to have.
- RUclips shows upload dates and published dates. It depends on if it's uploaded and scheduled to go live at a later date and time or if it's uploaded and marked private until you make it public.
You look lovely Zara! 💗 Love you xxx (also i feel like this is a safe space so sharing: I finally got the date for my first referral appointment for getting a tourettes diagnosis!!!)
that’s amazing!! ❤
I love your videos
I dont have many fidget toys, but I just realized I have the same pink one as you !! :) I really enjoy it, but now it makes so much noise that I haven't been able to use it. I don't know if I can do something about it, or do I need to just get new one....
have you read "do you know me" its a good book
Lik stimtoys to
You look so cute like omg 💗
They liked omg 😭😭😭
I love you Zara you are my favorite RUclips and so helpful I love you my idol
I love you Zara! Keep smiling and being you ❤️👑
FIRST OMG-
❤🎉
I think I’m autistic and I’ve told my mother and she just ignored me, my friends say I’m autistic and i think so too, I don’t know what to do:(
I assume that like me you have discovered this as a teenager. Probably your best bet is a trusted adult at your school or the SENCO (special educational needs coordinating officer) and they might start the process for you. Good luck!!!
why arent you ticking here?
Could be editing or that just it went away cause tics can go away & come back
Still faking your seizures?
@Zara_Beth about being confused about sexuality.. i thought i finally got it pointet down at age 36 😅 i was pan sexual.. then 7 month goes and BOOM.. I got a full blown crush on someone i just talked to 4 times 🫣 and no he is not that good looking😅
Hi zara I am also autistic, its so cool seeing you be yourself more and talk about autism!
i love loveless by alice!!!!
Thanks ❤❤
I love the unboxing videos!
You've really helped me with dealing with my health problems and stuff, so I'm gonna ask for some advice. So, whenever I stand for too long, the blood in my legs pools excessively, and once I sit down, I get really bad leg cramps for like, hours. Recently though, my left leg wouldn't stop hurting, and it kept me up at night. It quickly became very hard to walk on and control. I figured it would get better overnight, but when I woke up, it didn't hurt, but it definitely was nearly impossible to walk on. Any advice for what to do when my legs act up? I'm thinking about maybe a mobility aid, but this is the first time I've been actually unable to walk properly. What should I do if this happens again?