Just watching this gave me anxiety 😂

I hate it when normies don't talk straight up. If you want me to do something, Just tell me for god's sake and don't indicate something indirectly.

I'm so stupid I said "2 and 7 are both odd numbers!" 2 is ...even..?

I have absolutely no clue who i get my autism from, the only 2 that have been diagnosed (that i know of) are me and my sister

Now that's so stupid, is this normal?😭 I don't really go to parties so idk😑

I have a question! So whenever I’m like doing something that I don’t like work for example I just start getting itchy and aggressive AND THAT FEELING WONT STOP and I just feel like my skin is gonna melt to the floor Idk what that is can someone tell me?!

That’s alot of over thinking.

Stop acting dumb

im pretty sure my granny is autistic because she always cooks plain pasta for every meal (never sauce with it because she says it “feels like her mouth is drowning”), she once spent six hours on a monologue about irish history, gets super frantic when things arent like how she left them and the only reason she hasnt moved out of her house which is falling apart, too small for her and my grandad and in a neighbourhood with a dangerously high crime rate, is because she doesnt like change

You make me believe more and more every day that I'm autistic- Could I be??

Wait, is offering things but not meaning it really a regular thing? I can completely relate to the first skit (unclear communication) but in the other two instructions are clear. Maybe that’s a cultural thing more prominent in the US/UK?

Bruh I can’t believe I had a whole ass storyline for the question “what do the numbers 2 and 7 have in common?” I was going deep into two numbers

When it just dawned on me that all of the boomers into stamp collecting were probably on the spectrum in some capacity.

Older people mean the "label of autism" didnt exist, lol. But its always been there in people lol, back then they were just "quirky and odd" 😂

Are we related?

Ah great another trait I had that I thought was just me being silly that’s actually an autistic trait. I feel like this might mean something…

Guys its not normal for faces to be in the ceiling?😭😭

💯😂

Im a nerotypical person but i relate basically everything in these videos

This is really weird man Im starting to look back on my life differently

…..I’m just like this

This was great to watch

Don’t change to please other people. Neurotypicals NEVER think they have to change even when they’re awful, cruel people. Be yourself, cut people off who treat you badly, and put yourself out there until you find people who click with you.

Real but as far as i know I’m a boring average person with severe social anxiety (it took me 2 minutes to ring the doorbell…)

I was gonna say 2 and 7 are my lucky numbers...

could…. you perhaps share those patterns. they look really cool. i loveee arts and craftssss❤

First thing my brain said was maybe the line and then I went, wait, they're both prime numbers, duh! And I was still wrong💀

Me: "Hey i think im autistic" My autistic friends: "well duh"

me in a nutshell

So I am far more what people thing that what you actually are. In those social settings I’ll just do whatever everyone else is doing despite slowly dying inside, however I will rush a grown man if I think he’s commiting an adjust act toward another random stranger I just happen to be walking by. And I also know that I am morally superior to most others 😂😂😂. Joking. I’m almost completely amoral intellectually. But physically my body responds to every injustice it sense. 😂

Your best friend is in love with you ❣️🌹❣️

I love Protesting but I was lonely 🥺 so I am changing for the better.

My brother is autistic. Me and my mom both watch your video to better understand him, and it’s helped so much! Thank you so much for making these videos, it helps so many people. ♥️

That is me in school every day . *do you have a peise of gum I can have please *

my mom is the only one in my immediate family who ISN’T diagnosed with ADHD 😅 no professional autism diagnoses yet but like it’s definitely there too

I’m glad my parents didn’t give me free access to technology as a kid. I’m 16 and my peers CANNOT READ YALL. I only read books as a kid and had 1 hour of TVO kids a day GRANTED I finished all my housework tasks. I use to kind of feel left out at school, I never knew what anyone was talking about, I didn’t know who Ariana grande was and what Roblox was. But I didn’t see media that prioritized having a large social circle and I was perfectly content reading on my own. I was very independent and was much more mature than my peers and was able to understand more complex situations, I had a better moral compass and had a strong sense of things like self-identity and justice because I was exposed to other peoples perspectives in books. In multiple perspective books I got to really understand how people can have the same experience and come to two different conclusions and how easy people can overlook others feeling. When we first got a tv with a remote, I think I was in 7th to 8th grade, I was put off by how much stupidity was being glorified. Pretty and dumb girls are popular and strong and dumb guys are jocks. They’re the “top” or the “best” but the smart kid that follows rules and respects the teacher is bullied. They are often “ugly” and pushed to the side. There is such a negative connotation to people who are smart. But I hated that because I really resonated with the “smart” kid. The thing is they were always sad and depressed that they were alone, and they were made to be alone BECAUSE they are smart. But i was happy being by myself. I didn’t need anyone. I also enjoyed being praised for my intelligence by adults. I love feeling appreciated and validated. I liked when teachers told me I was clever and well read and well spoken and driven. I didn’t care that other kids called me a “nerd” or “weird”. Sure, it kind of sucked to not be accepted by my peers but it wasn’t the end of the world. But now I see why they’re so dumb. It’s on purpose, schools indoctrinate kids into being dumb and mindless so that they just have to get minimum wage jobs and fight to keep food on the table. No time to start a revolution. 80% or so of the GDP of America is from the service industry. Cashiers, fast food workers, Sephora workers, basically anyone that makes minimum wage. They underpay teachers and make them suffer so that they CANNOT teach these kids. They have such huge workloads and always take work home and have to supply their own classrooms a lot of the times. It’s by design.

BRO THE PREDICTABLE MOVIE & THE THINGS ON THE CEILING ONE IS SO REAL

When she did the lip think I was literally doing it…

Most annoying people to have a thanksgiving tbh

That behavior is not autism, it's a natural product of american culture and interactions. So many americans say things they don't actually mean, just to 'sound nice', so after a while it becomes really confusing and I ask myself the same questions. As a foreigner i've always had issues with it, and it's one of the reasons i didnt have many american friends either. Can't understand whats' really on their mind.

I’m not autistic but hiding when people are at your house is so real

Literally me lol. The second one is so relatable.

I have this same thing arise with allergies but its a lil different. My grandpa always tells me "back when i was a kid, no one had any food allergies." and i always tell him "you think its cause they died?"

There was autism back then they just called it something else. Which I’m not going to say but if you know you know.

That makes sense

Clarification questions🤣

I have ADHD and i do all of these

omg the trash can one. I always felt so stupid as a kid because of things like this. I’m not even autistic or anything… or at least I don’t think I am 🤔

Stop I do all of these all the time 💀 (especially the cheek biting)

no way i thought i was the only person who chews the inside of their cheek!!!