a lady to gets wax yes but a male no we all have hair ladys have har down blow and under there arms but us males have it ever were

that's makes nont funny

I'm not diagnosed with Aspergers but I really relate with this (I am diagnosed with ADHD though)

It’s surprising that a claymation movie has a more realistic portrayal of autism than most live action films

He’s just like me fr

I watched this when i was 8 i thought it was shrek.exe

"I cry when I cut onions but this does not count"

I have this shit too but i can understand facial expressions. Clumsy as hell and super scared of noise and am a crybaby

As someone who Aspires for greatness this felt too real

2:18 as an autistic person, yes.

Unfortunately, I’m the exact opposite of this. I feel disabled, defective, and like I need to be cured, and one of my biggest problems is that I cry so easily, to the point where, as a kid, I would often get in trouble for being disruptive. I wish I could be self-accepting like Max.

Yeah as an person with aspergers. Accurate.

As an aspie myself I can agree with this.

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"Dear Marie, Daisy Dinkle. There is something i have to tell you. To explain why i have not written. Every time i received one of your letters, i suffered an immediate anxiety attack. This is because recently while i was in a mental institution, they diagnosed that I have a new thing called aspergers syndrome, which is a neurobiological, pervasive, developmental disability. I prefer, Aspie, for short. I will now list some of the traits of an aspie. Number 1. I find the world very confusing and chaotic, because my mind is very literal, and logical. 2. I have trouble understanding the expressions on peoples faces. When I was younger, I made a book to help me, when I was confused. I still have trouble with some people. My grandma was hard because of her wrinkles, and her eyebrows weren't real. 3. I have bad handwriting. Im hypersensitive. Clumsy. I can get very concerned. 4. I like solving problems. My doctor said this is a good thing. And finally number 5. I have trouble expressing my emotions. My doctor says my brain is defective, but one day there will be a cure for my disability. I do not like it when he says this. I do not feel disabled, defective, or a need to be cured. I like being an aspie. It would be like trying to change the color of my eyes." I love this quote

Most of these aren't autism or specifically asoergers

You are the last love of my life max

This is so funny! 😂I'm on the Autism Spectrum, too, and I don't think one month is enough to make people aware of Autism.

Autisim is not a disability, and neither is any other neuorodivegenses!

I was diagnosed with aspies and this guys description checks out

As an autistic person, this is almost describes me perfectly.

"What's the penalty for knocking her out cold " 😂😂😂 This was funny though I did feel sorry for them...

always remember “disorders” and “syndromes” are not a problem within the person. They are problems within living in society. Our modern world is so new and unnatural for humans.

(Also autistic) I often just wish I could cry... but sometimes I cry really hard and want to stop but can't

accurate

:’(

As Autism this what I have 1. I have special interest in think that other worldly like Star Wars and Godzilla. 2. I can say things bluntly without thinking first. 3. Sometimes I have trouble communicating my feelings to others. 4. I prone to anxiety in social situations. 5. I like hanging out with woman that do with man. 6. I have very creative imagination that like think new things and stories. 7. To release stress I reenact scenes from movies and tv to help calm down. One unique thing I do to help me get through my anxiety and confusion is that I imagine myself talking to my childhood hero Ahsoka. I look up to her ever since I was a kid and I truest her with my feelings.

3 out of 5 ain't bad. What, it is bad. Oh well.

If he couldn't dance, why go and participate? It should be the other guy who could dance. It goes to show that they are both completely stupid. And why did they go and sell bikinis ?? Don't they realise that it's not easy to sell ?? Why didn't they do the drinks ? They are both COMPLETELY STUPID, NO WONDER THEY DIDNT GET TO BE IN THR FINAL 3. SERVE THEM RIGHT.

color tv has existed since 1959 but this movies not in color fake and stupid

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

this movie made me and my now wife realize i had aspergers so i went to a psychiatrist and now im on 7 medicines and life is still hell lol

Feels a little silly being an aspie, but not relating to anything here, except maybe for the difficulty in externalising emotions. The other traits were a little more pronounced when I was younger, but its not like I'm masking either

I wish there was a cure. I am not different, I am worse. I cannot access or maneuver the social dimension whatsoever, a large part of being a person is inaccessible to me.

I have both bpd and autism. Really is hard to live with.

As an aspie i know im not perfect i take it slow i like being an aspie

Why is he jewish

People that can cry on command are the real psychos ... aka. actors.

“I do not feel disabled; Defected or the need to be cured!” As someone with autism/dyslexia, those words really struck with me. Being surrounded by god awful peers and family members made me believe that something was truly wrong with me and I needed to be “fixed” but watching this film comforted me

Many years later, I was diagnosed with the reason why I found him so relatable.

so true bestie

OF COURSE he's jewish smh...

0:55 How have I not noticed that the lady doesn’t have arms, it’s just floating hands

Asperger’s in the media done right

i thought it said asparagus syndrome

My asperger's syndrome was much worse when I was younger, but since my early 20's I slowly learned to mimic what "normal" behavior was to where now I can socialize just fine and never lost the unique, eccentric aspects of my personality. The coffee and cherry pie still shine immaculately on the dancefloor but the flaws of my being worked themselves out mostly through age and experience. People often don't realize until much later that I'm on the spectrum. You got to hit that sweet spot right in the middle where the extremes are being a milquetoast pleb that sells out the first chance they get (pick a mainstream movie star/youtuber/musician, what-have-you) or being a helpless hopeless weirdo that doesn't contribute to society (Chris Chan)

I read it as “asparagus” until I saw the word “syndrome” after it

Noooo the drawing naked lady moment

Least he isn't talking about being a computer goddess and babbling about dimensional merges...

God knows how many times I struggled in school trying to be like the rest of the kids and failing every single time, I didn't ask to be born like this, after I found this movie I showed them to my friends and family to help them understand what I went through every day