A Message.

Happy #autismacceptancemonth to all my fellow beings navigating the different wavelenghs.
I wrote this essay to reflect on my journey about it. Most of these are thoughts and opinions of my own. I hope they help or ressonate with you.
Lots of love.
DFG

[@DragonfoxgirlThals]

Guys, I don't know why you think this but I AM NOT LEAVING KZbin LOL🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is just an Essay for Autism Acceptance Month! I am not going anywhere.

[@kariscolorjoyandhenrypower504]

Yay can I talk to you

[@kariscolorjoyandhenrypower504]

If you want

[@kumarveenja2422]

It's today 1 april

[@ReesesBees]

@@kumarveenja2422 *It's April 3rd.*

[@kumarveenja2422]

@@ReesesBees thank you i forgot

[@remedy836]

Too many girls and too many people who don’t fit a standard, stereotypical “look” are having these experiences. Listening to this was a punch in the gut because listening to this was like listening to a retelling of my own experiences. Thank you for sharing your experiences and sharing strength and hope, and thank you for giving us this beautiful piece

[@GhostyUser]

I'm not autistic, I can only relate with rejection. Weirdly, your message at the end on self love hits me hard. You are an amazing artist and I'm touched by this essay, I hope people will more accept autistic persons in the future. As you said, there's enough space on earth for all of us ❤️

[@rakiahbaker5589]

I've been autistic since I was little. At first I didn't like it, but know I know how special I am to my family and friends. You're not alone.

[@autisticblood5123]

I've been diagnosed with autism when I was 3, and I've been dealing with the rough soul crushing stuff from the middle of 2022 and still slightly dealing with the rough stuff this year, i can relate to what you are dealing with, but I know it's sometimes best to stay strong and you have a very kind and amazing soul.. Please stay frosty, I believe great stuff will come it's way for you

[@LilStarling]

I hope and pray life gets better for you. Stay strong to reach the light at the end of the tunnel. You got this.

[@autisticblood5123]

​@@LilStarlingthank you It really means a lot to hear that

[@LilStarling]

@@autisticblood5123 anytime! we all lives and hurt the same. No matter what you're never alone.

[@sleepy_snaildan3478]

I do not have a diagnosis but I relate to many people who are diagnosed as autistic or with other neurodivergent symptoms and I hope to one day be happy about the way I am as you described in this video, thanks for making this video

[@ravenbearden6695]

As A high functioning-autistic individual, I must say....this really hits me where I live *fist tap his chest* I am an empath and a self-less person. I always like being away from the spotlight. I'm proud of someone who accepts themselves for who they are. I have some flaws but I can acknowledge them with some levels of dignity I for one am proud and thankful of my family to teach me how to be open minded for others and to accept my flaws.

[@JackDesert]

My teacher diagnosed me with everything from ADD/ADHD to Autism to 'The Gay' when I was 6 years old. I need to find out if I developed or had some of those things around my traumatic brain injuries in life. I have fought back some vague diagnoses like "Oh he's hyper fixating, he's autistic" Hey now... it's a rubick's cube... it's not that simple to solve.

[@The_Normal_Comment]

I have high functioning autism and this boosted my happiness 69%

[@cjthefox]

Welp. This broke me down pretty bad... I still struggle with my autism, I'm at a point in my life where my family and workplace know I'm diagnosed but say I'm using it as an excuse or that it's not a good enough reason for me to struggle as hard as I do. I'm praying for more peace to come my way soon once I'm moving out I plan to truly begin posting as much as I possibly can on my youtube channel, write and draw all of the comics that have been stewing in my head, singing all of the songs that have inspired me and loving all of the friends that have gotten me this far harder and closer than ever before. I'm nervous about the changes coming my way, but I know that I'm going to put everything I have into it no matter what. Thank you for this message Thals. God Bless.

[@Sadies_Creations]

This was beautiful, I have autism too and you are not alone

[@roahoney958]

I may not be autistic, but I understand a LOT the feeling of not belonging or being bullied af while as a kid, for just being myself. Almost a decade, I kept constructing the facade of a """normal girl""", not to blend in but to just at least be invisible so people don't bother me anymore. Heck even started rejecting myself, and this for sure destroys a person's mind. Especially for a teenager. The darkest era of my life indeed, but this year, I'm trying really hard to just embrace myself. The things I like to do, the way I like to talk, and I finally could see so much beauty on this. Feeling like I'm finally being free from this hell. Of course, many people will reject and even attack us for being ourselves, but we NEED this. To know who we are, to learn how to love: be it ourselves or others. Your message is perfect, and it really touched me❤. And the phrase I loved the most: "We're not meant to be normal, we're meant to be something else... us!"

[@Sir_Persevere]

As someone on the Spectrum myself, I have been around long enough to know that we deal with this differently. But for most of us (myself included), we are generally more comfortable with being introverted, and yet we want love, all the same. And that's a challenge we simply have to navigate. Much love to you, Mistress of KZbin Animation!

[@missoli]

I don't have autism myself. But I found it very intriguing to hear the perspective of someone who does! I'm proud of you for opening up about your feelings and experiences!

[@axolotlquestions6407]

Being female and on the spectrum myself I can confirm that being compared to others is the worst. It is incredibly damaging and frustrating, I speak from experience it mostly during school. I'm just glad my family supports me

[@valkyrieofthenight7995]

😭 This message is everything to me!

[@katelynthefox3371]

I can relate so much of this....me having autism is the most in some hardest times of my life of when it comes to my family. But they still love me for who I am.

[@SimpleNobody2420]

As someone like me who has Autism, I thank you, greatly, for this inspiring message. fight well, fellow Warrior!

[@magitek09]

As a neurodivergent person, hearing this confessions, this life stories, makes me feel... ashamed. I was lucky, I was diagnosed very early on. Not to say that my life was without any problem, but when I hear someone like you talking like this, with such honesty, with such pain, with such confidence, makes me feel... shameful of my luck and shameful of not being able to share all those feelings, of just being there, content with my life. And maybe some would envy that, that I didn't had to go through those hardships; but how can I stand alongside others while feeling unworthy? Showing their scars for the world to see with pride while I have nothing to share... Thanks for this video. I can't imagine it being easy to do or easy to share. You're an amazing person and I hope that life has nothing but good things for you in the future

[@MikeTheRabbit6092]

being Autistic myself, and i still have these issues even now so i agree with it and im a trans-masculine person

[@nicolaverzeletti1684]

Hi DFG! I am autistic too! For "A friend from the wall", i made my OCs: - Switzerland cattle dogs, including Ralph and Beppe; - Roger Clayton Mintz, a false explorer and criminal; - Zig zag, a plant eating palm nut vulture; - bluey, an american jay; - harpy eagles, including Quechua. I chose some voice actors: - Samson Burke as Clayton; - Rowan Atkinson as Zig zag; - Myke Myers as Ralph; - macintalk/plaintalk (Apple's TTS engine) as Beppe, who has got Ralph's voice like a computer; - James Earl Jones as Quechua, who is harpy eagles' leader; - Chris Wedge and Dennis Quaid as Renato and Frank. Key element is hibiscus plant, which is closely related to cocoa's tree. Hibiscus is turned into a calming candy for Clayton and Seniors, but also as "snack" for Zig zag (in fact, palm nut vultures eat vegetables in 65% for adults, 98% for youngs). I consider a fake the methods to remain young for ever, such as youth's quartzes, simple foods and elizirs for youth

[@Marysuki15]

Te adoro 💕 amo tu arte y tus animaciones saludos de Paraguay 🇵🇾

[@ele_99]

I totally get the huge struggle to be understood by others. I mean, this society wants us to adapt to tropes we just don't fit in, and the curse of being put in a box ruins our freedom of thought, speech and action. I remember when back at school I didn't socialize much with my classmates and they blamed me because they said I played the victim cause I didn't try to stick around, and ofc I got angry and isolated myself. I just didn't enjoy it... but now I really understand I missed a part of social life by not being with the others and, you know, being myself. I do hope our society learns to include young autistic students and people in general more openly in the future. It's frustrating to be constantly misunderstood and feel guilty of some fault you're not even responsible for

[@BenjaminAlcine]

This... this is beautiful The message, the artwork, your story... this truly reaches out to me, as someone who has had autism for as long as he can remember, i too felt like i just couldn't fit in with everyone, and at times, felt so sick and tired of conforming to the expectations of society, tradition, and family... but sometimes... its also myself, struggling to understand, accept, and battle with my emotions, agony, and chaos within my body and mind.... its a battle, but i won't give up, i fully agree with you Dragonfox, i may find it hard to fit in, but I'll still try! While still loving, accepting, and working on myself to the end! I hope for safe journeys, but also hope, love, and fun for u too fellow warrior! So long as God's eternal light still shines with us, let us keep going, in our own journeys! God bless and peace be with you Dragonfoxgirl, and all 🙏💫💛💗💫

[@mrjacob1000]

I know the exact feeling I wasn't aware of my autism until my early tweens and my father was furious when my doctor told him to get me tested for autism according to my mother he yelled at that doctor that's one of the major things that difference between my father and my mother where he thought nothing was absolutely nothing wrong with me but the second I was born my mother knew something was up she said I always had a blank expression and whenever I acted the way I wanted to I always bullied by the some of the other students at school my mother was basically the only one I could talk to cause she was basically the only one who I felt understood me luckily for me I had special classes for people like me but when I got into high school I started to get depressed and started to understand what my mother went through in order to raise me and my sister after my mother and father got the divorce when we were only 5 and 6 I didn't understand it then but I finally did in my teen years how much my mother ment to me she got me through the tough times and I know for a fact I would give my life for her as well as the rest of my family and my mother was so very proud when I graduated high school and moved out when my father and stepmother we're too concerned that I wouldn't be capable of living on my own but I did living with autism is never easy and I sometimes consider it a curse but I always think all of my family members before me my uncle Robert called me his hero and cuz he told me he wasn't capable of living on his own so he lives with grandma but I just know no matter what I do or where I go I'm autistic and it's no curse it's a gift because we are different from everyone else and that's our strength and our passion and something no one can change or ever take away.

[@thegoddessofedge]

Fellow autistic woman here. I can relate to all this is much, I feel like tearing up a little. I know firsthand how cruel the world is when you dare to deviate from the norm. It batters and breaks you, and you don’t even know what you’ve done wrong. I remember I found out about my diagnosis at 17 and I just cried from relief. That meant there was nothing wrong with me. All that time I spent beating myself up for not fitting in was wrong. I was never at fault. It was one of the most important things I’ve ever discovered, and my mental health has gone up significantly since then.

[@MattCaliber]

I was real lucky to grow up with so much love in my life. Sometimes I wished I was like others. But in high school, when I found others who liked what I liked, that changed. And with the internet growing and expanding, I began knowing myself more and more. It's been over 13 years since I graduated high school and I'm still learning stuff about myself. And I love every part about it.

[@FlutterRoze]

Love this! Thanks for sharing this wholesome message. I relate to this in many ways; everyday is a learning curve with adventure. Being different is a unique way of being awesome. :)

[@djfoxe3283]

Happy autism appreciation month and I’m also diagnosed with autism and happy that this message is out there and know that you are loved and appreciated and I hope you are well and I appreciate your videos and content for they are beautiful and deserve so much 👍🏻

[@Crying_Child_A]

This is beautiful….I’m on the spectrum myself…this is kinda of making me emotional…some people just don’t understand….thank you for posting this…❤

[@alco_the_crocodile]

happy I could listen, appreciate you sharing about your journey and what it means to love yourself. Good to learn from such experiences, think others will be encouraged to heal and grow confidently as needed. Wish you well

[@Alois_Orcaz]

Never have I related something in my life, my friend who also has autism sent me this and I'm happy she did. This is so beautiful & has made my day.

[@x0lizzystar0x]

My mom had put this on and when I asked what it was about and she said "Autism", I immediately started watching too. I watched the enire thimg with her, and by the end, we were both crying. I related to every single thing you said. I haven't been diagnosed, but I am more than certain I have autism. My mom, on the other hand, said that this was a powerful message and that you're strong. And this just confused me even more. When I first brought up the possibility of me having autism to my mom, she completely blew me off and said that I "don't have autism because the little boy she worked with at the daycare has autism and I'm nothing like him". And everytime I bring it up, I can just feel her judgemenand the tension. I've been working on myself a lot lately. I just recently finished highschool, so I've had a lot of time to really sit down and start working on myself. But after doing research and talking to other people about their experiences, I'm more than certain that I do in fact have autism. I just wish my mom could see that, could understand that. She always says that it's good to be weird and to be myself, but as soon as that "weird" that I show doesn't fit into her own personal bubble of what it should be, she starts to judge me just like everyone else. I just don't understand, and I wish I could. I wish I knew exactly why everything was like this, but that'll never happen. All I can do is just keep pushing forward and make sure that I know how to love myself. I definitely am seeing progress in myself, but I know I still have a long way to go. To anyone who takes the time to read this, I want you to know that you are loved and that there's nothing wrong with being yourself and taking the time you need to work on and take care of yourself. I hope everyone out there stays as happy and safe as they can 💕

[@KV_The_Unknown]

Tahak you for sharing this story. It give more help to realise that we are who we are. I still remember my story and i remember like it was yesterday. But so much pain and regret was the time when to never realise that we need the love we own. I know that i'm saying this wierdly but that's who i am and i love it. I hope we all come to realise more then just the story we tell to ohters what happend. We can't chance the past but we can chance now. Here we all show the love that what is left of us and love even more to ohters who is closest to you, to me and ohters too. We all love ourself and continue the story we are in now. Thank you again for showing it all to us you are loved. ❤

[@DTChannelStudio93]

Happy Autism Acceptance Month to you too! This is a wonderful and powerful messgae for everyone who has or born with autism here. I was born with autism back in the early 90's as a kid. I went through all out childhood and up to my adulthood as well. I started to speak when I was between 4 or 5 years old here. Plus, as an autistic person we also can easily stress out and get very anxious when dealing with life itself. But one thing is for sure, so long as we got awesome friends and families to help, support and to guide us on our own autisitic journey in life itself. So long as we believe in ourseleves and keep on persevering, we can make a difference and help the world out. Anyways, thank you so much for sharing this message and story-telling for all of us to hear. Keep up the great work!

[@tinker.belle.501.]

Don't quit You Tube. I understand, how it is, to deal with Autism; because, I am Autistic.

[@DragonfoxgirlThals]

I'm not though... LOL

[@cbwmechbot]

Thank you for this. I was diagnosed at age 3 which is supposed to be the best time to be diagnosed. Yet now as an adult, despite all this time knowing I have autism, I feel like such a stranger in my own body. So much of my life I’ve spent putting on layers upon layers of masks, not in an attempt to fit in, but just to avoid everyone’s attention. For that only brought judgment, comparison and disappointment. Whether from family or peers, with the latter involving a large amounts of bullying. I learnt to despise my autism for it. Recently I’ve been trying to peel away the masks, by understanding how autism effects effects me, what my strengths are (for I’m already very familiar with my weaknesses), and how to life a happy life with the mind I have. But I’ll fight on, as I hope many others will. Thank you again.

[@user-sl8dp8zd8r]

Thank you for being you❤❤❤ You are appreciated being the ability of words to say❤❤❤❤❤

[@psychocat515]

It felt nice listening to this ❤

[@LilStarling]

I'm currently being tested for autism that we believe has been going on for years. But since I have adhd we kinda figured it was that. As I told people I'm being tested they say it sounds like autism(people who know friends with autism and are autistic). I think it got much worse after my second abuse case. I've always hated how a lot of parents don't understand autism or bother to learn and so many other things. To everyone who has it, you deserve to be accepted. It needs to stop being treated like some dangerous disease. Good luck to you all

[@gracekim25]

From my understanding, Autisim and ADHD can overlap 😅

[@LilStarling]

@@gracekim25 mhm! My mom told me that one day in Vones someone asked if I had autism while i was spacing out. And my moms like "huh I don't know" and now that I'm older she agrees it makes sense

[@laurasofiaruizgallego9681]

true words of inspiration. I will soon turn 18 and it's been a journey to understand and accept my autistic trades, and to seek professional help into getting proper diagnosis. I've learn to accept and love myself the way I am, even if it doesn't fit with everybody else's rules or beliefs. Thanks for this video, it is truly reassuring to hear this from you

[@ConstanceAmarraLove]

As an Autistic woman myself, this really hits home for me; in fact, I even had a dinosaur obsession as a kid too.

[@Chariot_Rider]

This video has genuinely made me cry. There’s a lot of things that have made me different, things that I didn’t know about when I was younger. I have ADHD, autism, and am bi. My whole life I’ve had people try to control who I am. My parents are incredibly ableist, holding me up to neurotypical standards of productivity that I can only meet by sacrificing my hobbies, my relationships, and my body. On top of that they’re also super homophobic. My mom constantly judges me for my autistic traits, like having special interests or being overwhelmed in large social gatherings. People I went to school with didn’t help, seeing me as pretty weird and never including me in anything. I’ve never felt understood or like I belong anywhere. I’m not entirely sure where I will find my place, but I am really tired of fighting. The part at the end where you started talking about how the fight will eventually end and how we can love ourselves in the moments of rest, I was overwhelmed and began to cry. Your words are so powerful. I’m so bad at loving myself. Despite knowing that I have ADHD and Autism, it’s hard for me to ignore the people who criticize me as lazy and selfish. There is so much shame that comes from constantly disappointing or annoying people with my neurodivergent aspects, and throwing in the pain of living with fundamentalists who have forced me to live my whole life deep in the closet because they see my love as fundamentally evil, self love comes really hard for me. I’m always beating myself up for things I can’t control, and I know I shouldn’t, but it happens anyway. Nobody taught me how to love myself. Instead, people around me taught me that I had to perform for love. I could only earn their love by being straight and meeting their neurotypical standards. I think it has given me trauma. I apologize if this comment is long, I just started writing and emotions took over. This is an exceptional video, so strong in its conviction and passion and love. I’ll try to remember this video as I continue my exhausting fight

[@arubio7330]

I am on the spectrum, and I am learning about myself at an early age. Thank you so much for your words of wisdom.♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪

[@roosrebellion7749]

this is very nice. thanks.

[@JAD-nb1io]

I forgot there was autism awareness month. I’m glad to be reminded that there’s a month dedicated to give appreciation to autistic people like me.

[@brianahawkins8124]

Beautiful.💖

[@inkapppie]

Thanks for making this video it's beautiful.

[@kaijunasan4497]

Beautiful ❤💐

[@michealapearse8256]

Thank you..I needed this.. As someone who has autism I get it too...it was hard to fit in at first but after a while..I learned not to care what others think about me...if it makes me happy to be me and enjoy the things I liked doing..then it's enough for me Autistic Artistics until the end.. Because us weirdos have to stick around because we make life interesting...all the best things are made by those kind of people I love art I love doing art I love stories of fantasies and excitement.. I have been there before....I know So Remember to stay Awesome❤✨ #lovefromireland🇮🇪❤️✨ #AutisticArtistics🌈⭐🌟🌈🦄🌟⭐

[@TheMimzez]

I was diagnosed in elementary school even though I didn't quite know what it meant. there was a short period of time where I pretended to like what the other girls liked so I could fit in, but I quickly found it really boring, so I stopped pretending to like things I wasn't interested in and it was the most freeing feeling. I found out that I never had to pretend to like things I didn't, and even better, it was *because* I didn't have a mask, people were free to leave or stay, and I knew that the people who stayed were true friends who saw the real me. also I'm a trans guy and was diagnosed waaay before transitioning, so I never had any idea until much later in life that girls were underdiagnosed. btw this is also why a lot of trans and gender nonconforming people are also autistic, because we see arbitrary rules like gender roles and presentation and actually question them!

[@MichaelLowerJr]

Thanks, I needed to hear that ❤

[@xerat3562]

Thank you for this

[@Rainbow_Heart]

I’m not 100% sure if I have autism or not (I at least know I’m neurodivergent), but this was very nice to hear. I hope anyone else who needs to hear this, whether they’re self diagnosed, diagnosed from a young age, any other way of being diagnosed (that I don’t know of), or just has a hunch, I hope they hear this But either way, that was an amazing essay, DFG!! Idk if you’re doing this for fun, to educate, or for an assignment, but that was amazing 💖

[@drnightmaremendoza4892]

I understand, when i was diagnosed with high functioning autism early childhood, i noticed other kids act in a stero or standerd way that i didnt, i was more confortable the way i saw myself as a kid and doing so help me get through school. But as i got older, i was expected be independent in a changing world, but i am glad that i am not force to as i am still trying to understand myslef.

[@MagicIsMagical]

I love this I’m autistic but I was diagnosed when I was very young so I can’t really relate a lot to this but I know how it feels to be different to be “weird” Thank you so much for making this.

[@RioCastaneda]

Beautiful Thalia 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@greenrob8793]

This is extremely beautiful. Clearly you put great effort. I know this will touch many, Including me. For i am Autistic, i have a High Functioning. I am able to Speak. Though i Empath about those who cannot. Though i am sure this will bring warmth in it's own way. Keep doing wonderful.

[@xenozombichu]

Today, I didn't expect to find one of my new favorite videos here :)

[@YukiteruAmano92]

This gave me the same feeling as I get watching the speech at the end of the Great Dictator! It was beautiful! I've never heard the experience of neurodivergence expressed so eloquently before!

[@kimberlybogert7031]

I'm really not sure what to truly say other then I'm autistic and I'm still trying to figure my myself out as a young adult women/person with autism..this video was very well done,hurt some(but I'll be ok it was just very deep but I felt like I needed to hear it😅^^),but also beautiful I wish you all the best in life and I'm gonna do my best with my life too.🌺

[@gracekim25]

I’m glad you made this video 😊 I….think I know what to do to celebrate

[@stardustorchard9316]

Thank you

[@abbypoyner6535]

Where can I buy this print?!?! Love your bravery and courage to be so open about the reality of life. I am so glad you found begun to find your self love!!!!!! Self love is taken from too many people in this world and to find it again takes great inner strength!

[@starshine_lue5823]

I'm so glad that I grew up home schooled and didn't have to deal with as much of that social pressure. It was hard enough already

[@slinky5827]

Okay but I love the sound of your talking voice 💞💞

[@Ghostiepassion35]

Feeling like i don't belong or fit in easily i am autistic myself i feel like society can be harsh people who gossip or talk badly about others and accept in a group and growing up i was an outcast and people who act being normies like others who want to be cool in front of peers but for me I'm different i like read comic book, paint/draw and do what makes me happy and don't compare yourself to others and be you for you ❤

[@CloudCuckooCountry]

That's a beautiful illustration

[@SapphireStar23]

Huh, this has given me something to think about. Growing up I never really felt like I fit in with anyone, nor did I want to make an effort to do so. I just did whatever I wanted on my own. I refused to be a stereotype of what I should be. Hmm, I'm going to have to look into this some more. I can't say I'm going to get a diagnostic confirmation. As I am unsure as to whether I need one. I'll talk to my mother about it first.

[@Witxy]

me vas hacer llorar 🥺

[@deathclawstudios1132]

Thank you. This means so much to me. I hope to be able to put my sword down someday. Again thank you.❤

[@jessical2277]

I so glad you did this. I have autism. So this makes me happy.

[@defiantly_nota_dragon]

💜

[@mdelmarmoya739]

oh, I'm so sorry :(, well... you know? I can't say much because I don't know much English hehe, but I'll always support you

[@cinnamonroll3028]

I definitely understand all of this. Even though I was diagnosed when I was seven, I had a very hard time in everything. Being an adult is extremely hard and excepting yourself is the hardest thing you can ever do as an autistic person. I never got the teaching I needed during school and when I was, I was stuck in a class with others who were what they called "slow minded" and treated like an angry person when I wasn't. The group was nice. I was with people like me, sometimes there was a language barrier but then I learn to sign. I really never fit in with my family, even now. I tried so hard to be what they wanted. To be successful, straight, anything that would make them proud of me. But everything just fell apart. Terrible things happened and I was stuck in the endless cycle of depression and self hate. I was accused of faking my emotions for attention. Eventually, I found my path. Animals. Plants. Art. Reading and writing, bracelet making. It's not perfect, my family still doesn't understand but I'm okay with myself. It might be hard but it's better. I do hope that one day, I can help people like me through their worst times or teach others about people on the spectrum. I also hope that one day, people on the spectrum will stop being treated like freaks of nature. Like something humans have to understand instead of lived with. I know this has been extremely long, but I'm happy that you eventually found self acceptance.

[@ArticFoxDraws]

I've been diagnosed with Autism since I was young and I have always felt so much pressure, I still feel so much pressure to be a certain way. hell, when I was in elementary school I was always bullied, I was always trying to fit in, it got to the point where I didn't want to go to school anymore and I was told I only wanted to be there on the fun days...that my "Class" missed me being there. no, they just missed teasing me and bullying me. not for being friends..I was also teased for being friends with the younger grades and playing with the kinder gardens..I was teased for anything I did..I even got into trouble for something I never did.

[@Stocking_Panty_Simp]

I’m high functioning autistic women and I love being myself with autism I love listening to this

[@georgewolf7063]

*hugs* I want to be myself and appreciate who I am, but I'm also so tired of being lonely. But the things that make me most happy seem so boring to the people around me. x.x

[@kade6518]

DragonfoxGirl thank you for that encouraging message I'm Autistic and intellectually impaired and I find things very Hard Finding a Job a purpose or a bit of joy in life I did had some people and some family member's think they know what's best for me without realizing my real best Interest or Dreams. But I tried to not let that stop me I try and tell myself if I could just hang on maybe I will find a purpose in life. sometime I didn't want to let my Autism stop me like a Break Wall in my way I'm very unique and Special in some way and I could do it no matter what

[@acidcosti19]

Woooowwww😮😲, very profund speaking and knowlege girl, you make some really good videos, not just animations but life choises to, this was a very deep concept about autism👍👌💛

[@acidcosti19]

I don't know who in the World will say you will leave KZbin but I always like you videos, keep making stuff up 🙃

[@shepy2432]

hi dragonfox i'm from brazil i love your art u are a very inspiring girl to me 💕

[@a1an667]

muy god tu contenido kape

[@Jennychan1996]

Im Not an autistic, but have Adhd and Borderline. The Last caused by the Things you mentioned. You want to fit in but get bullied even if you tryed, so i stopped and grew numb it was easyer. It is still easy to Not Focus because im so scared of socialising, if i am forced i begin to freeze ans zone Out. I still have harsh words to myself 'cause im Not fitting in and i have a lot of people around the family, who telling me "Your suppose to funcion in society" but i cant. I don't want it the way that anybody else because i can't carry the pressure of failing and getting yelled at it or beeing only the Problem. To everyone who got to the point who can say "I love myself and I am worthy" be proud. Be so very, very proud of yourself, espacally if you can say it even your Not in a good mood. Because i Need to get to this point, its even Hard for me in My neutral moods to say those words. But i can Tell if i can say Them to myself, i Feel like myself. And anyone deserved to be loved as they are, and by My own experiences even if you think there would be no one around, there is someone. Maybe Not very close to yourself or maybe far away in the Networks of any plattformes. But there are people, you can befriend yourself with and maybe those friendships hold. Mine I made through the Internet is hitting 13 years now. So remember, Nobody is forever alone.

[@IvyThePoisonous]

It is very relative to me. Though some people call autism a kind of disease as a petson with autism myself, it is just a little different way to interact with life. Sure I cannot follow along long speeches and what other people are trying to convey or read a book and only understand very little of it. But, that is not a reason to give up our passion and future. We will just have to compremise for other talents.

[@immagical7036]

I have autism and I appreciate this very much :3

[@yesikanarvaez5027]

I'm autistic myself so I can understand too, I'm so anxious with things around me

[@kittyanimegirlplushadventu7045]

i'm autistic and that was beautiful words what you had to say look it bee nhard for me to changed ok and i feel bad that i dont want to hurt myself because of people are rude online and also i forgot about myself i need love for my family but ever time it happens real life it hard i understand what you mean it i shouldn't never unfriend Azron he been helping me and i took my offence :( and i felt bad after what he try to help me out i wish someday i want to be happy but like you said i need love not getting to Hurtful myself making a chnges was hard im glad i listen to that video

[@gracekim25]

I didn’t realise this was Autisim acceptance month🤔 I was told I have Aspergers (I tend to say I’m autistic for simplicity) at age 16 and I didn’t get a chance to process the news because BAM! Exams and then on to college 😅 only like 2021 did I get to do this cool course to help me figure some stuff out. But yeah I can relate….😶 thanks for sharing 😊

[@kariscolorjoyandhenrypower504]

I have autism too and don’t quit and come on and talk to me so can I talk to you then

[@nuii700]

I was diagnosed with autism at age of 2... I feel that pain.....

[@nursakinaaisyahbtmohdzaki5050]

i know what you feel I'm also an Autism too

[@benjaminnall2500]

I have autism, so this message speaks to me.

[@Alice-the-Bibi]

My ex and now bestie is autistic, people's got no idea how hard it can be for some, especially if nobody is around for support.

[@wolfion7132]

Hi dragon fox girl I understand how you feel not only that you're not the only one that has autism so do I so don't feel bad for yourself keep going forward and be who you are that's what my dad told me they say that autism is your superpower so use that superpower and be who you are and don't listen what they say keep moving forward and feel determined and be strong

[@lugialover2496]

To think it was meant to hate autistic people originally, but the plan backfired, respecting those who are autistic today. And I know, because I am autistic…because of the thimerosal injection

[@gracekim25]

Injection?😅 I….what?😶 isn’t that a myth? You are born autistic, mate…whatever you’ve been told about needles is a lie

[@Zezt.]

Your art is amazing! I hope draw like that, you are amazing, and i admire you

[@lorenzoromano6200]

I have autism too but I like

[@kittychronicles214]

I have autism thank you😢

[@meia-noite8624]

😮

[@livis438]

I was diagnosed with autism in December 2022, even now with an answer I'm treated like shit by others due to my autistic traits I'm not autistic enough or not outgoing enough. I fear being abandoned at every moment I hate the guy in my class who claims to be autistic but constantly shits on my special interests Because I am not enough for my peers I have suffered from isolation due to this individual I just wanted to rant I guess I feel less than despite being an academic person, social life is hell

[@nurfathiniabas144]

I have autism too, and I also love drawig