the autism video is how I found you. and now, I’m subbed and I’ve watched a few of your recent videos. you’re awesome, mate
@mxrti.
18 күн бұрын
Same
@MattJF21
18 күн бұрын
Same lol
@MattJF21
18 күн бұрын
It just popped on my feed one day idk how even tho I'm not into Minecraft. Like obviously the video wasn't focused on Minecraft but the game is in the background
@hehheheheheehehehehehhehehehhe
12 күн бұрын
what does blud mean "your awesome"
@mcstupidly
12 күн бұрын
@@hehheheheheehehehehehhehehehhe I’m on mobile, i expected it to autocorrect to you’re. thanks though.
@BlueJay_the_bird
18 күн бұрын
When I found out I was autistic, a lot of things started making more sense. Lying on the ground when I was little for no apparent reason ? Actually it was stimming. Barely talking to anyone ever (except to my family and the 3 friends I managed to get in all these years) until middle school ? Could also be linked to autism. And the list goes on. I also started searching about autistic traits after I found out and discovered a lot of things about it thanks to that.
@VadiMiXeries
15 күн бұрын
I used to do stupid things like coloring water with paint in some plastic jars, drop things in it and make slowmo videos from my phone. My phone gallery was A TOTAL mess, being filled with tons of useless screenshots, downloads and ocassional photos. Having very few friends and not talking much is very relatable.
@BlueJay_the_bird
15 күн бұрын
@@VadiMiXeries I also collect a bunch of pictures and screenshots on my laptop, sadly I lost a big part of that collection because the USB stick they were on broke. Currently I'm trying to recover whatever I can of this lost collection and will build up a new one. For me I scribbled A LOT on my school notebooks when I was little, and that every single one I got had some marks of scribbling on it
@BVOLegacyStudios_Official
14 күн бұрын
Lying on the ground is legit so relatable as somebody who is also diagnosed!!! 😁
@UltraObby
8 күн бұрын
He is spacial and revtard
@BlueJay_the_bird
8 күн бұрын
@@UltraObby ugh... so rude and uncivilized...
@torshhn2605
18 күн бұрын
Love checking in on this channel, i personally dont have autism but ADD and ADHD, dyslexia too, its not autism but its something i struggle day by day with, lots of love and support to everyone and just know your struggle is part of what makes you a great person
@gamerstreater9314
19 күн бұрын
Question? why was autism even super stigmatized in the first place back then?? tf did *we* do? 😂😭😭
@cluelesswanderer
18 күн бұрын
At the time it was not well understood and was basically equated to like, having brain damage or something. Like doctors knew better than normal folk obviously but when the doctor said like “your kid has autism” parents would assume their kid had something seriously wrong with them and freak out. In general, that generation of parents were incredibly influenced by mass media to be afraid of fucking everything, so anything that didn’t fit their normal worldview was scary pretty much.
@a37306
18 күн бұрын
it still is lol
@maikh41
18 күн бұрын
idk man, idk
@gamerstreater9314
18 күн бұрын
@@a37306 yeah... I know😔 cuz society doesn't take mental condition's seriously. and ableism seems as common as homophobia, and racism.
@wookiwoo2798
14 күн бұрын
When autism was first ‘discovered’ and given an official diagnosis in the medical books, anyone that was diagnosed would most likely be put in an a mental hospital or an asylum because they were misunderstood. They were deemed as ‘not normal’ and a ‘freak’. Since it was so new people didn't know or understand what autism actually was so people just thought “oh they're in a mental hospital so it must be a really bad thing to have autism…wouldn't wanna be them…” and that's where it started… You could even say it went as far back as to when they were burning people as witches but if I start talking about that I'll never shut up 😂
@SoundtrackDetector
18 күн бұрын
When I found out, I looked back, and it recontextualized my entire life. Absolutely life changing, mind shattering revalation. Im thankful I found out, because now I can better strategize, and understand people better, including myself.
@wartersaw1824
18 күн бұрын
i found you from the autism video and subbed, I haven't got many autism experiences I'd be willing to share since most happened afew years ago when I had severe anger issues (which I'm just embarrassed about now lol) which I've tried really hard to get a lock on over the past 2-3 years. But I found that video really relatable and I think you're an awesome creator.
@o0kar_
18 күн бұрын
Around the whole world statistically it’s 1 in a 100, but in USA it’s apparently 1 in a 36 Dutch, in my country, it’s also a 1-2%👍 (2021-2022) And to answer the other question; They don’t use it anymore no. Nowadays they officially see level 1 to 3 the same.
@cluelesswanderer
18 күн бұрын
Yeah, I have to wonder if the difference they were observing was just how well certain autistic people could mask and imitate the behavior of allistic people.
@o0kar_
18 күн бұрын
True true
@eliad6543
18 күн бұрын
@@cluelesswanderer It's not that it's useless to distinguish between different people's current abilities and needs but it's something that can change not only over time but also between different environments. I know I barely function at home but it's so much better in the school I volunteer at.
@gl1pglip
14 күн бұрын
Yo I’m also dutch
@TheWardenVex
18 күн бұрын
I've been diagnosed with Autism at the age of three around 1998 and like you I didn't talk the first 2-3 years of my life.
@ABoxOfCartonJuice
11 күн бұрын
It’s weird bc I was the absolute opposite, I starting speaking real young and had to go to speech therapy bc I couldn’t get my words out. I was extremely mature all throughout my childhood and early teens, now I’m in a kind of ‘burnout.’ everything is catching up to me i guess and I feel like everybody experiencing what I’ve already gone through, but I’m only going backwards
@o0kar_
18 күн бұрын
How I found out that I had autism was pretty interesting. So last year in my class I was getting decent grades, they weren’t that difficult either. I hated studying and still do. Secretly barely studied if I was told to. “who’s gonna find out if I get good scores anyways?” Surprisingly I didn’t have to “use full brain power and focus” to study and get decent grades. However, in this year it was a big step up. I didn’t expect this, so for the first test week I barely studied, and.. *bam* The grades hit like a truck, not a single class passed. Of course, my parents were concerned about this sudden drop of grades and in short send me to a mental clinic. My parents thought l had ADHD and told them that. After then doing their research and talking (a shit ton), they didn’t see the dots connect. You had fluid intelligence and crystallized intelligence. One being to process, the other being to store and remember (if I remember correctly). For ADHD, both fluid and crystallized had to be low, fluid being 105 and crystallized being around 90. But my parents insisted continuing the research about me, they didn’t care about the label, but know on how to solve the problem. While the many appointments I had there, they secretly slipped one test about autism, having the conversations written down. Hell, even in the test it was recorded the appointment. Though I had no idea about it being a test for autism. And having almost my whole family in that room ready to hear the results, they didn’t hear ADHD, but autism!? It’s funny because one side of me didn’t really mind but then I remember my friends using it as a joke for each other😂. As if the situation for now, I only told 2 friends about it. (Yes grades go brrr again🫡)
@VadiMiXeries
15 күн бұрын
Omg, same thing! I put very little effort in studying, yet I still get good grades. And most of the tests I do also get good grades.
@Wasser_Saft
13 күн бұрын
@@VadiMiXeries I have the same thing! (except for foreign languages, screw those)
@organism7002
16 күн бұрын
This hit VERY close to home. I wasn’t diagnosed with autism until I was 9-10 but everyone around me (teachers, peers, family) had guessed. I was singled out of anything and everything but weirdly enough that didn’t motivate me to start masking (until much later as a teenager). I think at that point in my childhood I both understood and accepted that I was a bit of a black sheep, but the idea of trying to fit into a mould that wasn’t meant for me just seemed WRONG on all levels. I won’t go into detail about the bullying I received from both students and teachers alike but I ended up with a steaming pile of an inferiority complex. It’s ironic that the STIGMA around autism and all the bullshit I had to put up with impacts me more in my life (in terms of finding jobs, coping with crisis, etc) than my autism does. They don’t use this term any more (and for good reasons because it’s a way of categorising which autistic people are ‘functional’) but I was diagnosed with Asperger’s. All the stereotypes pointed towards mad genius or completely ‘useless’. Anything else just didn’t exist apparently. So when I tried to make friends with other autistic kids, I remember being told “yeah but i’m not as autistic as YOU” like they didn’t even fit on the same spectrum. That was the nail in my coffin which really gave me some horrible ideas. At some point as a really young teenager I convinced myself that I just needed to accept I was inferior because that was the LOGICAL outcome. I hated people with more severe autism because they ‘confirmed all the stereotypes’. I’m not proud to admit it but I really got into the idea of eugenics because I had absorbed all that bullying and spat it out again on other people. I can’t emphasise this enough: I had to learn that I wasn’t good enough and that this was how everything SHOULD be. I don’t know what yanked me out of that mindset. Probably making my first autistic friends with similar experiences to me, and breaking down at the idea that my shitty adopted beliefs could hurt them in any way. Even at the time, pulling my head out of my ass didn’t feel like a revelation or relief. I knew I was kidding myself but my harmful ignorance FELT like it gave me purpose. I grew out of the eugenics crap just as quickly as I got into it and just went back to pretending I wasn’t autistic. And making actual progress in life DOESN’T feel like progress at all because nothing changes about how I’m perceived. Good grades didn’t even make a dent in all the times I was called a retard. Being in the top classes still didn’t negate the lack of value I was told I have. I’m 19 now, unemployed and terrified to go back out into a world that can’t get its shit together and stop taking things at face value.
@wookiwoo2798
14 күн бұрын
I'm in a similar situation, this might sound a little silly but I keep a quotebook of quotes that help me when I'm feeling like this so I thought I might share a few that might help : If your going to compare yourself with others, compare yourself with you…..(this has helped me a lot in thinking I am my own person and its no good comparing myself to people who have a different brain and way of thinking than me) A friend might be waiting behind a strangers face….(talking to new people can be really scary but you never know if one small moment could start a new friendship) Start with the lowest hanging fruit….(starting with the smallest steps and working your way up) Others perceptions will never change your value……(you are still you and nobodys thoughts can change you into a different person, so try and ignore the haters since what they say doesn't actually change anything) One bad chapter doesn't mean a bad book….(in every book the main character needs to have bad days to build the plot, which builds personality and shapes who they are…you can't have the good without the bad) If you live for others you will never live for yourself….you are the only one you need to spend the rest of your life with…if what we want clashes with what others expect us to do why should we please them instead of ourselfs if its what we want to do?) Accept yourself as you are without having to make changes for others…(this is similar to the one above) Discomfort is the potential for more comfort….(for example going to an interview is terrifying and uncomfortable but it gives you potential for a job which gives you financial comfort….or something simpler like if your dreading doing the dishes..doing the dishes is uncomfortable but once its done it mentally gives you comfort knowing its done, and physically gives you comfort in seeing what you've achieved If you follow the same tracks, you may never know what your yet to come across….(I think of this like snowboarding..if I take the same bumpy track every time I might never get the chance to see the amazing views just around the corner on a better, smoother track) I'm so sorry that I have waffled on a little but these are some quotes that have really helped me out so I'm just hoping to spread around the positivity and help other people 🙂 Sorry for any typos and bad grammar..im half asleep while writing this Let me know if you need anything explaining :) I wish you all the best my friend ❤
@organism7002
14 күн бұрын
@@wookiwoo2798 thank you friend, this really means a lot. i cant type a better response because i’ve got a hammering headache but i am genuinely so so grateful.
@wookiwoo2798
13 күн бұрын
@@organism7002 I hope your headache gets better soon! Make sure to get plenty of rest and drink a bunch of water :) I'm glad I could help! I know its not much but I try to spread happiness around whenever I can!
@KiwiBoy76
19 күн бұрын
your videos really helped me buddy. autism or not, you are really emotionally intelligent and have a lot of good advice. keep up the good work cuz
@gamerstreater9314
19 күн бұрын
Bro... 4:18 i would've been running to my room in tiers fr 😭😭
@VGTI2018
17 күн бұрын
S tier or A tier? Mabye a B tier
@gamerstreater9314
17 күн бұрын
@@VGTI2018 S+ 💧's
@VGTI2018
17 күн бұрын
@@gamerstreater9314 so good tears
@gamerstreater9314
17 күн бұрын
@@VGTI2018 LOTS
@doin6823
18 күн бұрын
i got diagnosed with autism and adhd today and im turning 18 in a month💀
@svp3rn0v47
17 күн бұрын
To me it was both a relief; but at the same time, also a verdict.
@PancakeWafflee
18 күн бұрын
Man the autistic video is how i met you man please keep up the good work cause you inspired me alot so thanks so much man godbless you
@PancakeWafflee
18 күн бұрын
also gonna go to sleep after this gn everyone who sees this comment and have good day and good life gn
@Mxrynnz
18 күн бұрын
8:12 I think 1 in 36 people are diagnosed with autism, and who knows if there are more undiagnosed people out there!
@hollowisdumb4094
18 күн бұрын
yeah that autism video is where i found you and ive really liked watching you because i can relate to you
@Cransid
18 күн бұрын
This guy just proves that you could do anything if you put your mind to it
@Octopus2480
18 күн бұрын
Do what exactly?
@E10979
18 күн бұрын
I have Autism and ever since I've watched the video you've made me a long time viewer. Your life is so similar to me and it's great to watch some in the same situation. I was completely non verbal for a long time so I also got caught early on
@bonthecuber
10 күн бұрын
i really enjoy your commentary its very interesting and cool to listen to. Keep up the good work!
@Grubly956
18 күн бұрын
what is the minecraft seed for the world?
@Ts-fo5yf
Сағат бұрын
As a 20yo autistic person I relate to some of the stuff you said in your previous video regarding autism. I struggle with bonds like you do, I don't care about many things and often wonder if it makes me a bad person. And then think if I worry about not caring, maybe I actually do care? idk its a strange little "loophole" I guess, probably. I am, too, mostly uninterested in forming bonds with neurotypical people, I feel like they have different priorities, partake in different types of conversations which I have no interest in going through and I feel they act too "basic" and "boring" like no seasoning in food (no offence). Also I feel I am a person who runs mainly on logic and I don't understand why neurotypical people do certain things or follow certain things (social norms). also I don't like unnecessary rules. personally what I struggle with most is articulating my thoughts especially verbally. I think to myself a lot about life, existence and problems this society has. I always go very deep with those topics. But unfortunately for me I fail to convert these thoughts into words to share them with the people around me. Same often goes for when I want to share stories about events with my friends, I just don't have the social and articulation magic. Might not be entirely autism, but yeah, I have bad verbal skills. Because of this and the stigma's around autism people often think I am dumb and I'll get treated like I am a child who needs a lot of support with some things, which is frustrating.
@UmutHP
2 күн бұрын
i wanna tell the story of how i realised that i have ADHD (cuz why not) i don't remember how old i was when i get diagnosed, but probably 10-14 years old, but ironicly, that's not when i realised it. i'm not sure if they said the whole name of the disorder like "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder" or if they just said something like "attention inefficiency", but my mom always called it "attention inefficiency", so i also got used to calling it that. i didn't even know what ADHD was at the time. this may sound unrelated, but my native language isn't English, it's Turkish, so naturally said that in Turkish, keep that in mind. i didn't even think of it like a disorder, i just thought "i guess i get distracted slightly easier than others". i started to spend more and more time on the internet, and as i spend more time there, i learned English more and more, and became fluent like today. when i was 16 (i'm 17 now, so it was just a year ago) i started to see ENGLISH content about ADHD, and i was like "hmm, kinda sounds like me" but i didn't think much about it. people usually used the acronym "ADHD" instead of saying the full name, so i didn't realise it. one day, i heard someone (again, in English) saying what it stands for "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder", but i still didn't connect the dots. then, one day, i randomy had a realisation: "wait a minute... attention inefficienty... attention deficit hyperactivity disorder... hmm... WAIT A MINUTE! I HAVE ADHD!" it was kinda funny. (unrelated) i realised something; "autism" used to be used as an insult, calling someone "autistic" was saying that they're stupid or just a little silly (it still is used today, but not as much as it used to be). and "ADHD" is used in a similar way today. telling someone "you have ADHD" is either saying that they're addicted to something like Tiktok/Instagram/YTshorts or that they are ipad kids
@FlyingCatMermaid
18 күн бұрын
Last year I believed I had autism and I did some research on it and really related to a lot of the traits but now I know I don't have it because I was extremely extroverted as a kid and my brother(who always had 'autistic traits') was actually tested for autism but didn't have it. I've never actually met anyone with autism in real life but I can listen to people like you talk about it and understand so it just pisses me off when my classmates uses it as a joke Edit: IDK what I was thinking, I knew not everyone with autism was an introvert. What I meant was that I suddenly developed traits that might also be present in people with autism when I had to change countries.
@Skyymon
16 күн бұрын
mate lemme tell u, many autistic people are extroverted, i have one friend myself who u could def say is extroverted. keep in mind every single autistic person is different and it varies so much, 2 ppl that are very different personality and behaviour wise can be autistic
@FlyingCatMermaid
13 күн бұрын
@@Skyymon I think I knew that but didn’t say that for some reason, thanks for reminding me (I just turned 13 and I just don’t try to make friends or talk to people a lot so if I’m being rude just let me know. And I might sound like a brat for saying this but I’m a girl and it just doesn’t feel right to be called ‘mate’)
@i3ignorantidelweb43
10 күн бұрын
also you gained a sub because i just discovered you don’t make minecraft videos but videos of you talking about topics. That’s cool.
@dustyboygaming
18 күн бұрын
Congrats bro coming from me who's also Autistic 😁
@JonBrase
13 күн бұрын
6:47 The diagnostic criteria currently in use still specify three levels of support needs (actually three levels each in two different categories, plus presence or absence of language delay, but actual diagnostic practice seems to be to just specify one overarching support needs level plus the presence or absence of language delay). The support needs levels are controversial in the autistic community because they don't give a good sense of individual strengths and deficits and come across to many as a division into "these are the smart ones and these are the stupid ones, and these are the ones in the middle".
@OgBallista
18 күн бұрын
At the moment your my go to youtuber your a W
@BVOLegacyStudios_Official
14 күн бұрын
I subbed because your content is awesome and I am also Autistic! I've been told that "Oh, your mental health is an excuse and irrelevant", but now I realize that autism is a superpower that comes in all forms. Even low-functioning fellows on the spectrum can do wonders for the world. I am actually a 2D digital artist and animator! But yeah, thank you for telling us, because I know it takes a lot of courage to open up to a cruel and cold world, especially on social media... But anywho, keep up the good work! 😊😊🎉
@FireMan-km4cm
18 күн бұрын
I was diagnosed with autism since I was young and I had difficulty’s such as not being able to talk until 4 years old and was constantly bullied at school but now I am going to a school just for the autistic and now I feel more comfortable And I do have many other health issues but I’ve learned to accept it.
@jombobb
18 күн бұрын
Please dive deeper into that self improvement stage, its sounds very interesting because i am doing somewhat the same as an autist
@woodookitty
18 күн бұрын
So the 3 levels of support needs don't quite mean that you won't be functional, after all functional is different for everyone. What they do mean is that at a level 1, you need more support than a Neurotypical person, that could be in the form of accommodations, therapies, medication etc; at level 2, you need more support than a level 1, often times more substantial things like occupational therapies, or accommodations for other things that impact you such as sensory or repetitive actions. and at level 3 you need substantial support often times people at this level need round the clock care, but the other two levels, just because they need less support doesn't mean that they won't need round the clock care. For myself at level 1, i can barely do things that others find easy, but excel at things some find hard. So keeping my job is easy, hygiene, sensory issues, anxiety, depression, etc are not. it's difficult to keep my house together or do finances, or make medical appointments and i have to have assistance from others to do those things.
@woodookitty
18 күн бұрын
Forgot to add that you can change levels depending on the amount of stress in your life or by learning new skills and coping mechanisms.
@VadiMiXeries
15 күн бұрын
I enjoy your videos! As many people said, I also found you from your videos about autism. Question to other people, who are also teenagers right now. If you did get a phone at a pretty young age, how well could you manage the stuff like apps and memory? I always had a total mess in my gallery - loads of screenshots, downloads and ocassional photos in one pile. I did lots of weird things like filming dropping some objects in water, etc. and see what happens, etc. And only when I turned 14, I actually started doing something about cleaning up the storage and deleting these thousands of screenshots I didn't need.
@VadiMiXeries
15 күн бұрын
If to talk about different things, I was quite talkative when I was a kid, and closer to turning 14 I got very introverted and shy, but in the same time analyzing people, things, getting an inner voice which then grew into constantly overanalyzing things and having my head overfilled with thoughts almost every single day
@FlyingCatMermaid
13 күн бұрын
@@VadiMiXeries This is exactly my situation but it happened because I had to change countries when I was only 6
@SentientAsWell
17 күн бұрын
Can you do a video deticated to how depression feels as it feels like people think its just sadness but its not, and how autisim can bring in depression alot more, Oh and also i have aspurgurs so im on the spectrum
@Flip_boy98
15 күн бұрын
You need to tell everyone that you have autism because if you don’t you won’t find the right friends I had to do It, but when I told my friend group some of them left but the real friends stayed, they had no problem with who I was before they knew I was autistic and when they found out it didn’t change who they thought I was because to them I was just like a normal person. The one thing KZitem needs is more autistic KZitemrs like us, I know nobody here watches me but I have 1.25k subs and I am very open with the fact that I’m autistic and I talk about it a lot and show people that even though I’m autistic it gives it gives me a sort of charm that makes me stand out from other KZitemrs and I’m sure it’s the same for you aswell
@markus_park
4 күн бұрын
thanks for sharing
@fleurdekkers6174
11 күн бұрын
6:37 I was diagnosed last year, they still use that system
@ultimate_pleb
18 күн бұрын
Welcome to the club
@dabcat939
18 күн бұрын
I find out that I have Autism when I was 14 years old in 2020. One day in Health class we have a decision to do a project on a diagnosis and I chose Asperger/Autism, and when I read about it with cartoon images examples, it was talking about me! And I was actually freaking out! Also I can’t even figure out if I’m high or mid functioning, I know I’m not low which I thought I was until I looked it up on KZitem and look up video examples of it and I ain’t low functioning. So I’m probably mid because I do look like I am independent, but I feel like I can still be dependent. And the fact that I have a cousin that is also Autistic I think and he looks more mature and smarter than me so he’s obviously high functioning. So for now I’m going to say middle until I found out what middle looks like. And I got a question for you? Does your other siblings have autism or is it just only you? I know that your mom does.
@wookiwoo2798
14 күн бұрын
Hey just to let you know that the terms aspergers, high functioning an low functioning are outdated now as they have been viewed as harmful and the correct terms now are just ‘Autistic spectrum’ So you could say you are lowER on the autistic spectrum instead of those terms 🙂 (lower on the scale meaning high functioning…confusing I know)
@dabcat939
14 күн бұрын
Wait so is using the terms high or low functioning autism is considered offensive?
@wookiwoo2798
14 күн бұрын
@@dabcat939 Some people find it offensive to be called low functioning because its like saying they can't function at all, and for some people, being called high functioning is offensive because it can dismiss their experiences with being autistic because they “don't seem autistic enough”. Its mostly down to what each individual person prefers, but professionals have declared these terms outdated and no longer used. The term Aspergers is also an outdated term due to people thinking aspergers and autism were two separate conditions, but also due to the fact that the guy who created the term (Hans Asperger) was involved in mass murders of disabled children..
@i3ignorantidelweb43
10 күн бұрын
wow that’s really cool, I was diagnosed autistic but then the diagnosis changed which is something happened to many assigned female at birth because for much time autism was designed only for assigned male at birth so many assigned females at birth didn’t respect these criteria and weren’t recognised autistic later in life. I think that if i was born male (as I identify myself) my life would be cooler, most probably not socially but as self-awareness and having therapists navigating it. Like a year ago I discovered this chapter and just now i have friends who know about this possibility and one neurodivergent psychologist out of two (this happened of pure luck) and both are not b****es about me suspecting having autism and so we can navigate this. So I think it would be cooler to know sooner. That’s it.
@followertorch4533
8 күн бұрын
Bro, I'm watching these video, I'm not diagnosed with anything, because I never went to a therapist. But I for sure have adhd and have had a lot of the same experiences as you. I'm in doubt now :/
@vnrutas
13 күн бұрын
i dont know if you see this, but i think i might have autism, but i constantly have imposter syndrome and i dont think my parents would believe me at all just due to their nature. you seem like a pretty knowledgable person so i was wondering if you have advice or anyway that i can, idk, kinda get a good estimate of if i have it? cuz i dont wanna self diagnose i love your content tho, huge respect to you
@Kaiserschmarren
18 күн бұрын
We should make a Minecraft server xD
@HypeXesk
17 күн бұрын
i literally compare prices of things to how many ps2 games it would equal, its usually a good bit of them, like would you rather have 3 pairs of new pants, or the gta trilogy
@Pygargue00fr
9 күн бұрын
I had figured it out about four years before my diagnosis thanks to my dad coming back from work at my high school and talked about how one of the two teachers who evaluated me for graduating asked him if I had autism or not. We hadn't even thought about it before, and my mother and grandfather were like "he cannot be autistic!" Cause they thought autism was being retarded at the time. Not anymore^^ and now they are very pround of me~
@GraphikMusic
17 күн бұрын
I'm An Autistic Music Artist I Don't Tell Many People As they think I'm Weird But FR I Sometimes Wish I Wasn't Autistic. You Kind Of Inspired Me
@Aurora_Animates
9 күн бұрын
I subbed before that video 😎😎😎😎
@derautist2260
16 күн бұрын
Don't worry, i hsve it to😊
@UltraObby
8 күн бұрын
SPACIAL KID 😂😂😂
@eris_1825
12 күн бұрын
Hi, what's your opinion on seeking a diagnosis? I've been in therapy for almost 3 years now. But my past therapist didn't work with diagnosis so I didn't get one. My actual therapist does and she's still figuring it out. She suggested Social Anxiety Disorder or Autism Spectrum Disorder, because I struggle with socialising and I'm hypersensitive. What do you think about it? Should I seek a diagnosis? People told me that diagnosis aren't useful for patients, or that I shouldn't worry about a label. But I feel like I need one to finally understand things. Because I feel like I have so many doubts and very few answers.
@Freskabri
11 сағат бұрын
If you think a diagnosis would help settle things in your mind, I very much recommend getting tested! For me, it was one of the most relieving things in my life to know that I wasn't just a freak. Now I know why I struggle with certain things, and it's helped me find other people like me to talk to!
@eris_1825
11 сағат бұрын
@@Freskabri thank you for your answer!
@aSheepThatFlies
11 күн бұрын
6:35 I think it's inaccurate because autusm is a spectrum and you can't simply divide it into just three sections, so instead of using terms like Level 1,2 or 3 or the dreaded high/low-functioning terms, its kuch better to organize them according to support needs. Theres low support needs, medium (??? i might be misremembering this one) support needs and high/subtantial support needs.
@ingridmaria178
17 күн бұрын
You are very smart and intelligent bro your good at minecraft your sigma bro don't forget that autistic kids can be cool kids to don't worry bud
@BigBadWolfdog
16 күн бұрын
ONE OF US
@officialkparser
15 күн бұрын
8k views? 100k u mean lol, that was fast
@wookiwoo2798
14 күн бұрын
Hey just to let you know that the terms aspergers, high functioning an low functioning are outdated now as they have been viewed as harmful and the correct terms now are just ‘Autistic spectrum/scale’ 🙂 (lower on the scale meaning high functioning…confusing I know)
@a37306
18 күн бұрын
hirrrrrrrrrschaut
@perchzz
19 күн бұрын
early
@agoddot
18 күн бұрын
Stop exploding
@TheDukeGod
18 күн бұрын
Day 2 of commenting on a jms video till I die❤️🫡
@lyonclaws5737
18 күн бұрын
you seem to be a little demeaning towards those with higher supports needs than u
@dontcheckitontop
18 күн бұрын
yeah we know, cause you're playing Minecraft
@stoplookingatthisyougleepy
16 күн бұрын
so do neurotypicals just sit and do jack shit in their 5 minutes of free time
@125minecraftsmp
16 күн бұрын
Autism isn't real lil bro.
@125minecraftsmp
16 күн бұрын
,Autism isn't real lil bro
@125minecraftsmp
16 күн бұрын
Autism isn't real lil bro,
@125minecraftsmp
16 күн бұрын
Autism isn't real lil bro
@125minecraftsmp
16 күн бұрын
.Autism isn't real lil bro
@solar_potato
18 күн бұрын
bro i love your way of building and organizing ur world i wish my world was as nice as that 🥲 mine is way more developed but like it just looks worse even if i have maxed out every enchatment netehrite and every boss but idk my house ugly😢
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