Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) ASMR

[@tsuki_avocado]

I have ASD as well, and I'm a girl so my family just associates my autistic needs with being picky and overreacting all the time. It's hard for me to live, I feel misunderstood every day and like a broken human that doesn't work right. But you made me feel so valid and reassured. I felt like I could be myself for 20 minutes, and just trust you, you seem like the kind of person you can trust. I love your cat, your hair, and the hiragana character in your name. Thank you so much for this.

[@luieluu]

Same here! Coming from a 19 year old, highly functioning autistic girl, I was misdiagnosed for a long time and also just made to feel guilty for being a bother and “dramatic”. I completely understand how misunderstood you probably feel and I’m so sorry, just know there are more of us out here and we have our own little family that understands you’re not overreacting, you’re just most likely overwhelmed..

[@vansa14]

I’m 22, nearly 23 and I’m just now putting all of the pieces together and working towards a diagnosis. I totally understand family thinking you’re overreacting. I get that all the time.

[@marzipanmango]

I hope you're doing better! My cousin who has ASD had a rough time growing up too but she has a great life now. Still misunderstood from time to time (especially by strangers) but she has some great friends and family, including myself, who absolutely love her. I wouldn't want her to be any different. She's kind, empathetic, honest, trustworthy, silly: all the stuff that makes an amazing person imo. You can build your life the way you want it to be as an adult. You can surround yourself with people who love you just the way you are :)

[@the_protectorof_smols3563]

Sorry to hear sister honestly the later your diagnosed the harder it is for people to care about needing toale changes at least that was my experience

[@m.mckenzie8860]

You are not alone as I experienced this the entirety of my childhood up until my current young adult life. You are not broken. Thank you for being brave enough to share.

[@wiiboiwill]

The bubbles popping was really good to help block outside noise and distract from overwhelming stimuli. Thank you for this video!

[@JimASMR]

I'm glad it helped ☺️

[@caferaine]

chaeyoung!! :D

[@wiiboiwill]

@@caferaine yeah chaengie!!!

[@leannewalker539]

@@JimASMR that helped me with my autism my school gave me a squishy and a weighted cusion

[@anonnico5475]

fizzy really is the _perfect_ word for being overstimmed. i always feel like i could burst

[@JimASMR]

I really hope it helps! x

[@bladeluver37]

@@Hero-Omori44 perfect description

[@coffeechaos-5666]

My 9yr old has autism. I will have to watch this with him. He might reenact it for me for days but if it helps him relax it will be worth it.

[@JimASMR]

I really hope it helps. x

[@theeguy9022]

@Justretrospect yea I love minecraft even at 15 now it raised me and it's one of the only places where my mind can run free

[@someoneluna8373]

@Justretrospect as someone with autism minecraft is my literal life lol

[@cemeterygxtes]

@Justretrospect I don’t play it very often anymore but between the ages of 8-14 I was obsessed lol. So you’re not wrong at all

[@randomsillyness]

Im autistic and I think you're a wonderful mother, mine didn't even want me to get diagnosed for nearly my entire life

[@bshamus349]

I don't know what it is, but there's just something about your facial expressions and mannerisms that are just incredibly calming. It's hard to explain

[@JimASMR]

Awww, thank you. I've always thought I have a comical face!

[@bshamus349]

@@JimASMR You do! Some how, it really adds to the ASMR and the calm setting. Makes everything a lot more easy going in a way. I look forward to moelre uploads! KZbin recommended me your channel not too long ago and I'm honestly loving it. Keep it up!

[@pandanina]

I think like that too!! Extremely calming!

[@germie6746]

i'm currently in the middle of a huge sensory overload panic attack, and this is really really helping. thank you

[@someoneluna8373]

same here

[@agereartist3763]

Same here

[@かとうい-q2y]

also

[@ladyfl0wers]

Im stunned how this video is able to help with sensory overload, when the video itself is excactly that 😅

[@yodelingcomputers]

me too dw

[@bug475]

This honestly made me cry. I recently found out I was diagnosed as a child, but it was hidden from me due to my family being afraid of losing their image. This really helped me with how I’m feeling and gave me a few thoughts to work with! You are so helpful and I’m so thankful I found this!

[@AOIFE12346]

Sorry that happened:(

[@naazriin]

im so sorry dude

[@shenamason5822]

I love this!!!! One of my little brothers has Aspberger's and he would like this,even though he's 23 this year. I think I might have ASD too. I get freaked out really easily. If I get overwhelmed with people and situations it's Panic Attack City,population:Me. In the last 5 years it has been getting worse for me. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated,thank you.

[@xXIronPeachesXx]

It's always blindsiding. I'm sorry they did that to you, being on the spectrum gave me my identity back and I hope It someday brings you the same peace

[@PooPoo-lz2ug]

Me: Can i hear a cat miowing? Jim: There is a cat behind me Me: aww yisss! =w=

[@JimASMR]

Hehe 😁

[@the_protectorof_smols3563]

Yey kitty is good

[@scar262]

This makes me stim I’m non verbal so “very high on the spectrum” but the order of everything you did was perfect for me so you did something right

[@JimASMR]

I'm very glad - I plan on doing lots more ASD videos 😊

[@souppyum]

although i am considered more “high-functioning” and went undiagnosed for quite a while, this video makes my inner child so happy. they way you speak softly and explain everything that’s happening makes me very happy and helps calm down the fizzy. i love this video! thank you!

[@BrokenToken1]

Stolen

[@curtailadd9534]

As a 16 y/o with autism and ADHD, this makes me VERY happy. I love you.

[@JimASMR]

Very glad I could help. 😉

[@BodaliaBones]

I felt the fidget spinner was a tad loud, but the card counting, oh my gosh. I’ve been feeling fizzy as all heck at work, fidgeting and trying not to randomly cry, the cards soothed me in a way I could never predict. It didn’t cause tingles, but it was so soothing. Thanks to this, I felt more relaxed, and was able to start cutting down the work that was effecting me. Thanks so much

[@kajsakonigk1982]

I agree. The video was really good, even though the fidget spinner was wayyy to loud.

[@seldomvisions]

one of my special interests that i don’t talk about often is cards. i love them, all kinds. i have a collection of cards and i always go back and shuffle them then sort them and it was very nice to see, thank you!

[@JimASMR]

My pleasure!

[@Hero-Omori44]

cards are my little brother's special intrest too ! he doesnt shuffle them tho. he just taps them against his face lol

[@hannalowercase5928]

@@Hero-Omori44 that's adorable

[@astro.cosplays7368]

When you said “I know you like bubble lights” I looked at my bubble light and turned it on with you ☺️😂

[@JimASMR]

Hehe, good job Polly!

[@PhinntheGem]

Can't believe I found this. I'm very high functioning but the sorting and fidget spinner and bubbles were really nice. The fidget spinner on the table hurt my ears though. Still really liked the video and it's a nice change when the ASMR that I usually listen to is too rough for me to process right now.

[@vapew0rm]

i have adhd and i think asd so im like..... Hypersensitive to everything if i dont have like something relax me (makes school hell for me) so this helped me out a lot ! 💕 !

[@JimASMR]

I'm really glad it helped ☺️

[@pandanina]

Same 😔 ADHD and Aspergers 😔 But these Videos help me a lot and bring me in another world, thank God this side of Internet exists ❤❤

[@DreamBelief]

I'm autistic. This is really great. Thank you so much for doing it. It really means a lot. You really tried to come into our world, understand us, and relate to us. Few people go that far.

[@rainbow_sparkles1492]

I was feeling very overwhelmed and fuzzy and this video made me feel so much better because it was so simple. There's a lot going on right now and I couldn't process everything and I was really upset. The fidget spinner made me very happy and I love bubble lamps. The card sorting was so calming and when you said your favourite number was 7 I squealed because it's my favourite number too! I loved this so much. Thank you for this.

[@JimASMR]

I'm really glad it helped you to relax a little. I know how difficult it can be to ground yourself again! x

[@laurenlofton9039]

I was having the worst meltdown I have experienced but this video really calmed me down. Thank you. Edit: I’m not gonna lie, I started petting my screen when the cat came to the front.

[@okp0]

Thank you!!! Spectrum squad!!!

[@JimASMR]

😀

[@jessisanawkwarddinosaur03]

Ive got aspergers and most of the year im pretty good socialising and what not but in winter especially 2019 my brain has gone into an absolute spin, sensory overload going mad. This video is magical and pure heaven for me. It's an absolute gift

[@JimASMR]

My pleasure Jess. I have Asperger's too, so I know how overwhelming the winter can be. The end of the year is always crazy for me...

[@medicalgirl3]

As an autistic person, this was excellent. I'd love to see more

[@medicalgirl3]

Small note, your spinner is a bit loud, which can be overstimulating for noise sensitive autistics. Especially in comparison to the rest of the audio.

[@JimASMR]

Thank you Corinne - I really appreciate you saying that. Unfortunately, I forgot to put a limiter on this audio so it is too loud at points 😓. I really apologise for any discomfort. x

[@medicalgirl3]

Jimち ASMR it wasn't too bad. Just loud enough that it could be uncomfortable depending on the sensory state one went into the video with.

[@twisttytails]

the clear, slow speaking is really helpful comapred to fast, loud asmr, and the bubbles popping helps me remove overstimming background noise. even if you're not a doctor, you've helped many people with asd relax, including me. thanks!

[@abulafia1090]

I worked for 10 years with the autism... Very hard job but beautiful... So great great video Jim ❤️☺️

[@JimASMR]

Thank you Isabella 😊

[@abulafia1090]

@@JimASMR Awww you remember my name 😍thanks

[@JimASMR]

@@abulafia1090 always 😊

[@MayHugger]

That analogy between being overstimulated and fidget spinners was so spot on.

[@tiberiustheweaponsmaster4621]

I have ASD and this was quite nice!

[@JimASMR]

Thank you! I'm glad it helped!

[@JimASMR]

Oh, if you have suggestions about other things that you would find helpful, just let me know! x

[@tiberiustheweaponsmaster4621]

@@JimASMR oh, I didn't even see these responses until now, lol. I'd say it varies quite a bit between individuals, but I personally like more visual ASMR such as lights, trinkets, etc. Minimal background noise, and if there is any a constant regular kind such as the bubble sounds you had in this video are quite nice.

[@JimASMR]

@@tiberiustheweaponsmaster4621 thanks! I'll look to incorporate them into another! x

[@jonahjones1702]

How has somebody disliked this video? Brilliant again Jim

[@JimASMR]

Thanks Wayne - I don't mind though, horses for courses, I guess? x

[@mysteriousmoon5978]

Wayne J someone that is ignorant and doesn’t understand autism xx

[@jonahjones1702]

@@mysteriousmoon5978 my son has mild autism and ADHD so I know how much he enjoys his respite from the things that go on around him and hopefully he has his daddy's love for ASMR when hes a bit older

[@jonahjones1702]

@@JimASMR they obviously have no clue

[@mysteriousmoon5978]

Awww Hello Wayne :) my kids have autism and so do I :) how old is your son have you tried him with ASMR yet? My kids love it :) my 4 year old absolutely adores it x

[@phillysteak-t5v]

I have high functioning autisim, I got really tired, and fell asleep for a few hours!!! Thank you!!!!

[@JimASMR]

My pleasure! x

[@phillysteak-t5v]

@@JimASMR Lol did I wake you?? I'm so sorry!

[@JimASMR]

@@phillysteak-t5v Not at all, it's 0900 here!

[@phillysteak-t5v]

@@JimASMR Oh, it's almost 5:00 am over here. I went to sleep a little early, so now I'm just sitting in my bed doing nothing except typing this.

[@JimASMR]

@@phillysteak-t5v Well, in that case I apologise if I woke you! 😚

[@chxrry_blxssm]

im super late here but i have SPD, PTSD and ADHD and this was so helpful. I felt so calm and safe and it helped me relax after a really shitty day with a few sensory meltdowns. I highly doubt youll see this but thank you so much

[@courtnrysalamone7677]

My whole life has waited for someone to count out cards in asmr. (Not even joking tho) whenever i find anything that involves counting its always like repeating numbers and stuff and ots weird lol. Thanks for making this video!

[@JimASMR]

My pleasure! It was actually a request from someone else who wanted to count 'things' rather than numbers. I'm so glad you like it!

[@kermit1850]

i’m autistic and i was having a pretty bad sensory meltdown. I just wanted to sleep an every texture other than my one small blanket, my shirt, and my sweatpants became impossible to touch and it lasted nearly two hours. this was able to calm me down, thank you for making this.

[@moffgoblin]

Have never been diagnosed with ASD, but have suspected for a while that I might have it I didn't even realize the word for what I was feeling was 'fizzy' until you said it! This really helped me to calm down, thank you!

[@ssss-sw8ho]

Oh my gosh this video.. it’s amazing!! The way you did the lighting, the bubble lamp (oh my gosh I love it), the light up fidget spinner, the cards, it’s all amazing!! The way you’re speaking too, it doesn’t feel one sided. It feels like you are genuinely talk to us, the viewers, it feels so natural. This video makes me so happy!! The card segment was my favorite! Thank you so much for this video, you just gained a new subscriber! :-)

[@bbqtoon]

This video is perfect to fall asleep to. Your voice, the repetitiveness, and card sounds are so soothing

[@agereartist3763]

I have ADHD, and undiagnosed SPD but anyone who actually listened to me says I have it. And this is amazing. I come back to this a lot.

[@wriggleby]

The repetition of the "the next card is the _ of _, and that goes on top of the _ of _" was soo relaxing

[@jasonmelander2977]

My son is 4 with asd and he fell asleep to your video five minutes in. Found myself watching til the end cuz it was relaxing for both of us. Thank you!

[@breec3346]

I do not have ASD however I have bipolar disorder and get “fizzy” or manic episodes and this is really calming. Especially the card orders and number counting, that was really helpful to bring me back down from the racing thoughts and feeling of I have to do a million things at once.

[@JimASMR]

Hypomanic episodes, or otherwise manic, episodes can be so tough. And I know living with bipolar can make it so difficult to enjoy life. If there are any triggers of methods of relaxation you think might help, let me know and I'll try to include them in future videos. But, thank you. You got this ☺️

[@neicocci]

Oh wow, what an interesting concept! A very relaxing experience for me, although your videos are mostly relaxing no matter the subject

[@JimASMR]

Do you mean conducting a questionnaire or answering one? Love to you from the UK! x

[@geronimo7812]

Same here about the fidget spinner, I'm super sensitive to sound and light so it was a little harsh for me

[@scar262]

neicocci yes me too I just put my ear defenders on at that bit

[@lexxiecampbell6465]

Always a video I can come back to when I'm feeling fizzy. Thank you for this!

[@Hanayuni]

So I'm not the intended target of this video but I have to say I totally dig the fact that it's barely lit. Makes for a really confortable viewing experience at night 👌🏽 Thank you!

[@TaraLyz]

I haven’t been formally diagnosed, but I know the symptoms & I feel like I have quite a few of them myself. One thing I really love is bubble wrap!

[@teddybearable13]

self diagnosis is valid in the autistic community xx much love

[@BrokenToken1]

Bruh I have a diagnosis and I hate you clout seekers thinking sooo quirky

[@jsteves666]

i am an autistic man in my early 20s and this brought me so much comfort. i was never allowed to show my autism as a kid, and i wish i’d had just one person back then who was this good with me. i’m so glad i have this video to come back to now on days like today, when i’m struggling🙏🏻

[@mysteriousmoon5978]

Eeeeeeeeeee OMG this is PERFECT! Thank you sooooooooo much

[@JimASMR]

I just hope it helps! x

[@mysteriousmoon5978]

It’s wonderful I am so Looking forward to watching this tonight and using it when my children and I become fizzy x

[@JimASMR]

@@mysteriousmoon5978 Let me know how it goes! And it you have any tips to make a video that's better, just say! x

[@mysteriousmoon5978]

My little 4 year old ( Asd) is watching it with me now and she looks so relaxed :) x

[@JimASMR]

@@mysteriousmoon5978 I'm so glad!

[@antonluvs]

I love this sm we need more autism specific asmr. I’m shaking my feet rn

[@birdshapedenby]

As an autistic person, the card organization was AMAZING and the bubble noises blocked out excess sound wonderfully!!

[@elliottesullivan2404]

This is perfect. The bubbles block out all the chatter around me, and the counting cards was so simple and easy to follow and peaceful, and the non-judgment explaining the suits. The cat sounds exactly like mine and I jumped the first time they meowed lol

[@SkoomaAddict75]

Thank you so much for making this. It's actually helpful, not like other ASD ASMR videos.

[@spidrluvr888]

the fact that there was background noise that you completely ignored actually really helped

[@FaithMidnight]

My favorite card is the king of hearts, I like his nickname, the suicide king. Suicide king sounds so metal.

[@lucyj4304]

Currently looking into whether or not I have autism but this helps immensely when I’m overstimulating by noises. I have hearing loss and listening fatigue has been hitting pretty hard lately. Thank you for this!

[@dixieproductions8850]

This for me was quite an educational video. I loved the fidget spinner terminology where everything can just all merge together and end up in stress, panic and worry. Also, the bubble lamp was really nice to have something in the background. Great video!

[@teddybearable13]

At 27, I received a late diagnosis for autism at the beginning of 2020. I really like how you kept the lights off to avoid any light sensitivity, and I especially liked how you provided explanations for the candles and the cats to maintain the focus. I particularly have difficulty organizing abstract concepts for concrete comprehension; something doesn't correlate or translate. What usually results is a very panic-stricken me. I've been advised to look into mindfulness and exploring areas where I can slow down and not force my brain to rush so much so that I can better adapt should my routine be compromised. Being able to simply count cards in a quiet and subdued environment gave me so much joy and relief. Now I can put this one when I need a moment to reset mentally and avoid a meltdown. Amazing!

[@AWlpsSHOW36]

As a proud Aspie, I really appreciate this lovely video! Thank you for making this and thinking about us! And holy frick, that fidget spinner is awesome!!

[@ropesanddragoneggs8494]

I recently discovered I am on the spectrum and with ADHD. When you turned on the light with the fidget spinner, I was so happy :D my brain loved it and I just wanted to watch you spin it forever. Thank you for this video~

[@marggpie]

I’m kinda late to this video, but I have Aspergers. Watching this video really helps me, and I’m glad you support people that are struggling with this. You are amazing, and this is really fun to watch. Thank you! 😊😊

[@JimASMR]

I'm glad Margaret - I have it too, so very happy to help!

[@onixgrey2240]

I remember the first time I watched this, I was feeling EXTREMELY fizzy and couldn't stop moving and vibrating, and the moment I put this video on it was instant relief. I fell asleep in the middle of the day because of how relaxed I was. I revisit this whenever I'm feeling fizzy orneed the vibe. Thank you :]

[@riverevans726]

This is really cool :) out of curiosity I typed in 'sensory ASMR for autism' to see if there was anything, I'm a high functioning 17 year old female with autism so I'm very happy to see there are many videos for autism :)

[@ezrathetardigrade7109]

Thank you so much for this, I was feeling so bad bc i went to someone's birthday and thats just horrible for someone with asd. My parents still dont know how to handle me and my therapy is on a hold bc of corona so I wont learn how to deal with it myself but thanks to you I stopped crying and didn't self harm so thank you very very much!

[@jessthomas1884]

I’m a very skinny person I’m a swimmer and my autism affects my diet I have this sensory issue where I can physically feel my collar bone, trachea, shins ect and it overwhelms me and physically hurts this helped me so so much thank you so so much

[@caillienotcali4701]

i come back to this video all the time. I have asd and adhd and right now i’m at the point of overwhelmed where all my skin just feels fizzy. Because of the adhd even when i’m so overwhelmed i need to be constantly stimulated and it’s a hard balance to maintain and this video is always my go to when i’m at that point where even tv is too much. Really appreciate it & all ur stuff edit: the planned card sorting is my absolute fav some asmr i find too disorganised and stressful but that trigger is my fav actually relaxing

[@DustyMansonOtome]

I was sooo worried that he was gonna burn his arms but then I realized that the candles where fake

[@novemberraiinn]

This is my new comfort video. I watch it when I’m stressed, or need to sleep. It just so relaxing

[@guh7372]

Please remake this!! I absolutely adored it, you did so well! There aren't many videos for people with autism, so it would be lovely to see you remake this or do a completely new video!!

[@seldomvisions]

the hearts are my favorite suite as well!!!

[@JimASMR]

❤️

[@yasnat6473]

BUBBLES. BUBBLES IN THE BACKGROUNG. I LOVE BUBBLES.

[@trancestimuli]

This is the first and only ASMR not to make me fly into an irrational rage from sensory overload. Thank you for this

[@SleepingOnTheSeafloor]

i come back to this video all the time, its very comforting. thank you!!!!

[@tzarmenya]

Another great video! I particularly liked the bubbles :)

[@JimASMR]

Thanks!

[@minnystrawb8453]

I've been waking up lately and feeling too overstimulated to fall back asleep. This was extremely relaxing

[@weirdzilla]

This has gotta be my favorite ASMR video ever right now!!! It's so calming!!!

[@user-dc5bd2zv2z]

being both autistic and adhd is enjoying the sorting so very deeply but losing focus betwern suits and ending up reading through the comments

[@marcustheradical83]

As someone with autism who has been experiencing insomnia recently, this has been very helpful in calming me down.

[@niekesselbrugge1132]

Did you know that in dutch it is spelled ass (autisme spectrum stoornis) instead of asd? Our language is weird

[@JimASMR]

Haha, good to know!

[@reaganbrooke8578]

Niek Esselbrugge love thAt

[@samclarke899]

Don't have asd but I do have a pretty extreme anxiety disorder. This helped me because when I try to sleep to other asmr I'm not getting enough stimulation and I start to get anxious and feel sick but this asmr kept me occupied

[@feyadoro]

What a great video! I've been experiencing Asperger's since my childhood, though I've been diagnosed with ASD only as an adult. But as a child I used to sort cards or buttons, or nails or any sortable small objects to overcome anxiety, stress or loss of self control. I still do this in some challenging social situations, and Tarot cards are one of my special interests. The video is really helpful, thank you, Jim. And I definitely need a bubble lamp at home. )

[@JimASMR]

My pleasure Victoria! x

[@kiankon]

This was incredibly considerate of you to make this. This means a lot to me as someone with autism. Thank you❤️

[@The_sun_and_the_stars]

I have autism and ur voice is so safe feeling ur calm motion and voice is very nice irl I’d feel safe and trust you ur voice is very trusting , well done it’s very well made

[@LPS_Felix]

asmr always helps with meltdowns and my anxiety so this is definitely going in my comfort list thank you so much snsnd

[@Ameliadaisy777]

I just found out I’m autistic. You are so comforting . Thank you 💕

[@Hellfiring]

I woke up fizzy and found this old video of you. You really are my favorite channel.

[@JennaEmbers]

this helped me so much, thank you.

[@ellacarnahan1654]

Although I am really late, i find this EXTREMELY helpful. Although I dont have ASD, I do have Adhd and when I feel like fidgeting and scratching and when I feel like I want to play with my hair or pick at my braces this is the video I play to calm me down. It helps reassure me that someone is here to help and that I am probably not the only one who is feeling a little fidgety. Thank you so much and if you could make some ADD/ADHD/Anxiety videos that would be so helpful.

[@DARKKDEITY]

counting is such a grounding thing for me so the counting of the cards was really helpful :)

[@DontAssume123]

Jim thank you. I just rocked and stim song’d for an hour and now I’m exhausted

[@perpetualMess.]

I may not have autism, but my senses (sound is 99%) of it, tend to get overloaded sometimes. I really like this.

[@illusiveamy]

Thank you so much. This really helped pull me out of sensory overload and the cards counting was a nice touch. I'll be subscribing to you now!

[@buddee20]

Really loved the card shuffling part, thanks

[@start3976]

i have ASD and i was on the verge of a meltdown and this quite literally saved me. Although the fidget spinner was pretty loud, the rest was perfect.

[@BubJeans]

Not enough videos out there like this, darkness is wonderful

[@JimASMR]

Thank you.

[@kialyra6526]

3:12 my brain stopped functioning

[@loco4locos142]

I have spd and I am a mix of overstimulated and understimulted and I usually am select with my asmr and this is going in my playlist!

[@JimASMR]

Thank you! So glad it can help.

[@omarc7931]

Is this Dave from boy in a band

[@jadenmartin6856]

You have such a warm gentle presence

[@nawbie3584]

This was so soothing for my sleep, thank you so much!

[@lemonboy31708]

I verbally said "yayy" when i saw this

[@ahamw7001]

i was having a complete meltdown and this helped me so much thank you

[@slinkyatrest]

You are a very caring and thoughtful person

[@allisarcadia]

i know this is old but idgaf, i just love watching your videos cause your voice makes me feel so calm~

[@animefanatic1239]

I love this so much and I can totally relate to this as well because I’m on the autism spectrum and I often get misunderstood socially by people or people don’t understand how I feel sometimes this video makes me feel like I can be understood and heard as someone on the autism spectrum and I love all of your videos they make me feel happy and I feel like I can truly relate to them as well