Hmm. Do nose plugs exist that are basically invisible, that you could carry around with you? I know they exist for earplugs.
@HollywoodHRA4 күн бұрын
@@ZipplyZane probably… but I don’t like the way it pinches your nose together tightly!
@ZipplyZane4 күн бұрын
@@HollywoodHRA I was thinking the kind that went in the nostrils. So more like earplugs.
@HollywoodHRA4 күн бұрын
@@ZipplyZane true!
@raineramelung73806 күн бұрын
Hi....🖐...try some ,,strange,,..kind of Music..🤔y. ,,Lotte-Pauken,,.,, ,,Juju,ft,Henning May-vermissen, Greedings from Germany
@LateDiagnosedAutism10 күн бұрын
Please be yourself there is no need to wear other clothes just to appease KZbin subscribers. We as autistic adults can relate, I have a unicorn onesie and Hello Kitty socks.
@LateDiagnosedAutism10 күн бұрын
I have a subject perhaps you might like. What are your special interests? Mine are cats, unicorns, and rainbows.
@LateDiagnosedAutism10 күн бұрын
You are 1 million percent correct. We as autistic people should never have to change or be like "normal" neurotypical people. We should be ourselves if they don't like us who bloody cares. I am learning to be me, and that's enough. I am already tired of trying to be normal it's so hard and exhausting. I don't want to wear a mask any longer.
@LateDiagnosedAutism10 күн бұрын
I try to copy what the girls wear as well. There were times that I just did not feel comfortable wearing the outfit that they wore. I decided to wear what I liked, and I am exhausted trying to fit in today's society. All I want to do is wear comfy clothes.
@LateDiagnosedAutism10 күн бұрын
Holly Motorbikes drive me bonkers.
@LateDiagnosedAutism10 күн бұрын
I had no idea not creating conversations was normal. I had no idea that is part of Autism. For a long time talking to myself by creating different scenarios, sentences, expressions, how to stand, and talk was all part of Autism, and I thought I had schizophrenia. I realized I don't have schizophrenia, just Autism and ADHD. So now I need to learn what to do as an Autistic woman. Finding an Autistic community on KZbin is making this journey less lonely.
@LateDiagnosedAutism10 күн бұрын
Hi, Holly I love your video just subscribed. I have a friend named Holly, with whom I have been friends since 2nd grade. Just recently been diagnosed with autism this year at 54, I still can't believe it but I had a feeling. Thanks to my daughter who told me I should get tested so I did my results are ASD 1, ADHD, Anxiety, and depression. So I decided to make a KZbin channel about my journey with Autism.
@stephenie4411 күн бұрын
I NEED THESE
@johnbillings526011 күн бұрын
I like my Aftershockz headphones, but I don't have the waterproof ones. They help dampen the world and make it manageable.
@twinkleto11 күн бұрын
Do they have any noise leakage? They seem really cool!
@HollywoodHRA11 күн бұрын
@@twinkleto what do you mean by noise leakage?
@TREVORDAWSONTHD13 күн бұрын
Lovely voice Holly. Your music is smooth and easy to listen to. I sing too and play a guitar and piano. Keep up with your music my friend.
@anarcougly14 күн бұрын
I struggle with greeting people. It was weird while I was a teen. Now as an adult Im still weird lol. And I still highly dislike greeting people (in my country we do that with a kiss on the cheek of the other person). But I do it cause it is one reason less for them to consider me rude grotesque or weird. On the other side, I am very aware and do not force anyone to touch me or share a part of their body with me if they dont want to. I ask and I dont take personal if the answer is no. This is a good thing with teenagers, kids, people with eating disorders, people that have scars or disabilities and people in the spectrum. People always think the worst if a kid does not wanna touch them. Then I speak to them and they mostly understand plus the other person is usually relieved. If people do not engage with you regularly, they tend to think you are rude and telling them I dislike social physical contact would be the truth but they do not wanna hear that either (I've tried). If you absolutely do not wanna do it just say you have a cold or something contagious and they will leave you alone that one time. (It just works for one time only otherwise they become suspicious😅)
@cosmolosys14 күн бұрын
If you need help choosing the setting that you want; I choose 60°C for towels and bedsheets. 30°C for more delicate fabrics and printed shirts and those that have 30°C on the label. 40°C For all other things. Sometimes I put some old printed shirts on 40°C as well but the print will probably get less pretty over time.
@HollywoodHRA14 күн бұрын
@@cosmolosys This is so helpful thanks so much!!
@cosmolosys15 күн бұрын
You explained it so well and clearly! Awesome video and very relatable ❤️ I hope people will understand us better because it can be so painful to be misunderstood in all these ways 😢
@aspenfallen15 күн бұрын
As a female Millennial, I always thought these were all "normal" behaviors... it's been a big breakthrough in my 30s - thanks to lovely videos like this - that apparently these behaviors are actually not the norm... Potentially explains a lot of problems and strife I've had my whole life. Thank you for sharing.
@HollywoodHRA15 күн бұрын
@@aspenfallen I’m glad the video helped! 🥰
@MarcoEmeryLinden15 күн бұрын
Thank you for your video. (I'm autistic too.)
@ThesilBmfm15 күн бұрын
Thank you this is great. We'll ram it home eventually that when we make an analogy that _we know for sure is right because we experienced it ourselves_ we're telling you we think what you said is important because we know what you're going through, which one would think is the _definition_ of empathy. If enough people state this openly, people should conclude that the one autistic person in front of them _could be the same as that_ rather than being the one outlier who's in fact a thinly-disguised narcissist. But I doubt they will lol we don't really _get_ the benefit of the doubt..... first assumption always is we're not nice. That's fine. I might try "I'm not a nice person but even _I_ can see that must suck", but got a horrible feeling that'd also not be taken as a gently self-deprecating _joke_
@stephenie4415 күн бұрын
I agree. No other mental health condition (that I can think of) is ranked like autism is. Some people with schizophrenia struggle to participate in a conversation, others hold down full time jobs and raise children, they’re not given different levels or functioning labels, it’s all still schizophrenia. I get that our experiences are different depending on how much we are affected by our conditions, but that goes for anything.
@stephenie4415 күн бұрын
It was frustrating not knowing I was autistic growing up, because I would always have to leave a wedding to go cry in the bathroom halfway through, and I never understood why or what was making me cry, just that it was a lot. Very confusing to be happy for someone, wanting to celebrate with them, but not able to participate like everyone else.
@MarieFüchschen15 күн бұрын
The touchiness is very creepy! I get it with elders, that they go in close contact, but people mine and thine age? And I love hugs, don’t get me wrong, but being forced…
@ChucksterPenguin16 күн бұрын
That was beautiful. And to do all four voices independently, and perfectly in sync is great.
@Sagelystables827216 күн бұрын
Your song inspired me to write my own:) kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5qZnHpoe6p9b9Usi=DaS9q-BLRhr8YL8k
@lost_boy16 күн бұрын
Apparently the neurotypical folks don’t mean looking directly into someone’s eyes when they talk about eye contact - oftentimes they’re just looking at the whole face. I can’t help looking into people’s eyes when speaking with them, but I do sometimes find this incredibly overstimulating. It only ever happens with neurotypical people - with fellow neurodivergent folks it’s fine.
@HollywoodHRA16 күн бұрын
@@lost_boy even looking at their face is difficult for me sometimes - I understand completely!
@ExistenceUniversity16 күн бұрын
That's false, eye contact means eye contact. Anyone telling you that normies don't make eye contact, that person is not likely NT
@ExistenceUniversity16 күн бұрын
@HollywoodHRA I have the opposite I can stare down anyone and make them uncomfortable first lol
@lost_boy15 күн бұрын
@@ExistenceUniversity Are you sure you're not just thinking a little too literally? 😉 there's some good heat maps of where Neurotypicals look when making "eye contact" our there, and if what you're saying were true, there would just be two blobs over the eyes of the person being looked at. But what we actually see is a large blob centered around the bridge of the nose and extending down to the mouth. If you search around in the Googles you can find these.
@ExistenceUniversity15 күн бұрын
@lost_boy well I have a degree in psychology and people literally look at each other's eyes lol
@j.b.434016 күн бұрын
I don’t know this song. Pretty voice.
@j.b.434016 күн бұрын
Indeed. Thank you for the performance. I feel the same. Been watching my Christmas film dvd’s for a month. Makes me happy. People complain about Christmas decorations going out before Halloween, but I love that.
@HollywoodHRA16 күн бұрын
@@j.b.4340 Me too! Christmas all year round I say😂
@JosephSchwab-o7k17 күн бұрын
I have a auntim too I’m 22 years old
@mosespaul110818 күн бұрын
Holly awesome!
@thexpax18 күн бұрын
Thank you 🧡 Holly, beautiful, meaningful, found exactly when needed --- makes me cry needfully.
@thexpax12 күн бұрын
thank you for the hearting 💚 Holly
@daveh914619 күн бұрын
Great job Holly 😀
@johnbillings526020 күн бұрын
Executive functioning... The struggle is real.
@stephenbowman96720 күн бұрын
Jesus is our anchor Amen 🙏
@DanCarsonMusic23 күн бұрын
Reyt good this Holly! 🤘🚬
@fishinabox23 күн бұрын
Love it.
@eepalmer2223 күн бұрын
Lovely ❤I'm sorry
@johnbillings526025 күн бұрын
I totally understand. I feel like crap for short or long periods for no reason at all and it sucks. It wouldn't be so bad if others around me wouldn't chastize me for feeling sick and making things worse. Stay strong! We'll survive this.
@johnbillings526025 күн бұрын
We need to get you a studio session. I really mean it. It is a beautiful song, but i want to hear it fully.
@johnbillings526025 күн бұрын
Misophonia is usually the most problematic thing for me. I wear bone conductive earphones most of the day so that helps diminish the noise/drown it out. As a child, scents were the worst. I would be nauseous during school a lot because the music teacher's perfume was so strong that it could strip paint (or it seemed to me). I just came across your channel and had to sub. Thank you! P.S. Your hair doesn't bother you?! I'm a male with short hair and even a couple inches is too long for me to handle.
@AminaAli-r9z29 күн бұрын
😢😢😢It is much harder when you start working and you find out you are not like everyone else it took you 31 yours to know something is wrong.
@DK79-e2o29 күн бұрын
Late diagnosed and "This Is Me" and "You Just Can't Be Afraid To Be Free" have become my feel better songs; my I'm not alone songs. You found the words I never could and I am eternally grateful.
@HollywoodHRA29 күн бұрын
@@DK79-e2o thank you so much!! I’m so glad I could help in that way 🥰💛
@fishinaboxАй бұрын
Lovely. Touched me.❤
@Jamie_says_weirding_is_realАй бұрын
Beautiful 💐💐💐💐
@Jamie_says_weirding_is_realАй бұрын
🌼💐🏵😍
@Jamie_says_weirding_is_realАй бұрын
💛🏵💐🌼 cheers to the performer in yellow! 💝
@doneksonek7229Ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@wendyb1960Ай бұрын
Beautiful ❤
@AminaAli-r9zАй бұрын
😢😢😢😢 I live in Europe and i just found out i cant control it eather
@sarahprendergast5098Ай бұрын
My teenage son is in the process of being evaluated for autism, and he also has me/cfs and a circadian rhythm disorder. So I'm very familiar with spoon theory, but I didn't realize that it was also part of the autistic profile. Thanks for the information, and I'll definitely keep in mind that he's got at least 3 diagnosed conditions leading to his extreme exhaustion. I've found it extremely helpful to listen to the experiences of people with ASD so I can be more supportive for my son.
@HollywoodHRAАй бұрын
@@sarahprendergast5098 thank you so much for taking the time to learn about your sons conditions and and ways to support him! You are doing a great job 🥰💛 he must really appreciate you!