Karen claims I'm FAKING MY DISABILITY to get me KICKED OUT of a THEME PARK - Reddit Podcast

[@anonymouspatriotnetwork2740]

I'm the father of an autistic child and another child with seizures but even I know autism is not the only disability in the world. The level of entitlement you have to have to believe that autism is the only qualifying disability in the world that takes entitlement to a whole new level

[@xxanimeparadisexx2712]

So I always feel like a burden because I can’t help my family....sorry I typed a lot trying to get the point across

[@leesydreamy]

I'm autistic and I am disabled because of all the struggles I had growing up because of my condition. The behavior of this woman is appalling because even if her daughter needs someone to accompany her, this woman maybe using her to get a free pass to the ride despite not being disabled herself and the way she treats others, accusing them of not having a disability when she has no proof.

[@Twilight24682]

Anime_theatre_lover4321 Autism is a disability it's considered a hidden disability

[@joserules386]

i am also autistic and adhd

[@reverendrico5631]

@@Anime_theatre_lover yes. It is. It’s not always a severe disability but it is always a disability.

[@bunnycakes2305]

As someone with an invisible disability, I hate when people tell me I'm not disabled. I cant stand for too long because I have POTs and I'll end up fainting. I've had bus drivers try to kick me out of the disability seating because the sensor was going off to alert the driver that someone was there and she was annoyed by it.

[@alpha-sama]

Sorry to hear that, that's awful.

[@Kira-zu2vp]

Im sorry to hear that can't you bring a doctor's note with you to show anyone who says that or is that not possible?

[@bunnycakes2305]

@Darth Sans 06 it's so tough to deal with. Good luck with your treatments! I just found out I need to get surgery for one of my conditions

[@torshavnnewell]

POTS is a bitch. I had a friend once who had it and told me about it. That's how I found outsomething like that existed

[@exacutionpoints8908]

@@bunnycakes2305 Do you take a walker or a wheelchair with you or anything? And if so, could you share what was the easiest to use? (My Mother has POTs and often doesn't take the stuff with her because its kinda big and hard to pull out of the car)

[@elizabethp1772]

Ok so about the first story, the Karen claimed that the op was disabled enough to have the special pass because of the thing that’s going on with their leg, and says it’s not an actual disability. I literally smacked myself in the head when I heard that cause I’m friends with a girl who pretty much has the same disability, except it got so bad that she’s in a wheelchair. A top of that me as way as a crap ton of my friends have autism, ADHD, Down syndrome, and one of thems deaf. Autism is a spectrum disorder and a developmental disability, and there are also some disability’s that effect us in ways that are better or worse. So yeah, I’m glad the OP got on the ride with their friends without having to deal the the Karen any long (I’m sorry if I ranted a lil)

[@sparkprisma3387]

It's fine, I agree with every bit, I think that Karen should answer for her crimes and should have her home and everything she owns repossessed, and her child taken away from her, and given to a true home, one that cares for her, cause to use your daughter as a free pass to get to a ride and other things, not to mention that she claimed the op of the story was faking, how dare she even do that, I hope that woman gets the ultimate punishment for herself, and then has all her things and house taken away from her, and her daughter being in a better home than the home she is in, then the karen to be made to work her debt off for how she treated her daughter, which would be pretty much infinity!

[@sarahgibbs9931]

My son and me have ADHD and it is not to bad

[@elizabethp1772]

@@sarahgibbs9931 Yeah it’s so bad my cousins are on the spectrum and they’re fine

[@elizabethp1772]

@@sparkprisma3387 Ok I enjoy your enthusiasm but that’s a bit much😐

[@rushoflife2368]

@@sarahgibbs9931 yeah it’s nbd. Sucks as a kid, but as an adult I have more control over it, just the occasional squir ooh, look over there!

[@krippleman79]

I've had many many times over the years where people come up to my car cause I'm parked in a disabled park, let them rant and rave........then I pull out the wheelchair I've been in since birth. Some apologize, some go "Ohhhh shit!!!" And 1 of them just ran away. Now that 1 was funny hahahaha

[@Terri1701]

The water slide story had me in stitches 🤣. Bless your heart! There was no way you could ever know that would happen. Noone was really hurt and it's a very funny story. Definitely not a jerk!!!

[@PhoenixAngel429]

As someone with an invisible disability it frustrates me how people treat it. I have a seizure disorder and if there's a time I'm feeling bad it's awful and hate how people would think I'm faking

[@ana-pk9jh]

@cyber-soldier I don’t think there’s medicine for autism (there may be but none I’ve ever heard of)

[@Riley.-sJoy]

@@ana-pk9jhnope, no cure, no medicine

[@s.v.2796]

Story 1: I get it. I have pain syndrome, herniated disk and sciatica. Sometimes I'm fine. But sometimes the pain is so fierce I'm sweating. The problem is I don't know when it will hit and it can be days between. So I might forget my cane. When the pain hits i need to use the disability lines and get what ever help i can. So don't worry, just keep living your life.

[@Mmythical]

If I were in the disabled persons position, I would of went, "Wow, thanks for curing my PERMANENT LEG DAMAGE that is actually diagnosed by a doctor! Thanks for fixing it!"

[@RickBentsen]

That Karen pissed me off... I've got a neighbor that is that Karen. I am legally blind (I can still see but I fall under the legal statute as blind and my vision is only going to get worse as I get older) and this woman (who has MS so is disabled herself) constantly calls me a fraud because I am pretty independent and because she has caught me reading my mail. She's gone so far as to try to get me evicted for "lying about being disabled" So I truly sympathize with the OP. I hate people like that Karen...

[@DiegoGonzalez-cz6gu]

I know this comment was made two months ago, but why haven’t you reported her for harassment? Trying to have you evicted and insulting you should be enough proof of some kind of harassment, unless you’re just not willing to deal with police reports and suck. Either way, sorry you have to deal with that bitch.

[@RickBentsen]

@@DiegoGonzalez-cz6gu need to have all my ducks in a row and lots of proof before I take it to the police. Trust me when I say it’s coming though…

[@pinkfluffyhermitcrab6486]

I have Ehlers Danlos. It is an invisible disease. Since I am recovering from major surgeries I have to use crutches or a motorized cart when I am at the store. I get dirty looks because I "don't look disabled". When I was younger, both teachers and classmates alike bullied me and accused me of faking my problems. Even though I had doctor's notes and a 504, adults would harass me and try to get me kicked off the elevator (which was supposed to only be for people who needed it). Just because these idiots couldn't see the extreme twisting of my bones in my legs.

[@suspishfishy]

"and they can function just fine in society" yea it's called masking. As for story 2 it's not the boyfriend's fault that the op obviously has self esteem issues. Like just because he said she's attractive doesn't mean he's immediately gonna chase her 😂

[@ginathecookie]

It's the way he goes about it too Tbh I wouldn't do that with my partner There's looking and then there's being weird about it like the bf is

[@kraken_slayergaming5833]

As a high functioning autistic, I personally despise and seath with rage whenever I hear someone use anyone's disability as an excuse to bully others or better themselves, cause I have gotten screwed over so many times by those exact types of people throughout my life all because i heavily struggled until someone managed to find out what exactly was wrong with me.

[@Luke25437]

i have pws it’s a extremely rare disorder people treat me not very well went to a famous milkshake shop they said they had no milk with a really cocky look I didn’t believe her even if it was true which it might have she was looking at me like she didn’t want to serve me because I am a bit fat skinny with a small belly she looked like she didn’t want to serve me my teacher which is the most kindest teacher I have met gave her a proper talk I was tempted to speak to her but I didn’t want to get into trouble I would have probably sweared a lot so went back up to tell them and she came fumed about what had happened and got her to serve me one got a free cookie but it didn’t make the persons actions any less appropriate I can’t help being fat I have low muscle tone I find it hard to do lots of things because of my disability including burning calories I have to work twice as hard to burn them it really offended me next time she just went straight to it she was really intimidated Z M

[@andreadeamon6419]

What really pisses me off is i am disabled. Have stage 3 copd and a screwed up spine. When i get to a grocery store all of the handicapped parking is taken. I have to literally wait for a spot. When i return to my car and struggle to catch my breath I'll see people get out of their cars in another handicapped spot and literally bolt into the stores - no problems!! Why in the world are so many getting these placards and taking the spots that we actually need? Really tired of these selfish lazy people screwing over the disabled!

[@andreadeamon6419]

Then the amusement park - there's no such thing and hasn't been in about 25 years.

[@bloodwolfy1193]

In my country, the malls usually block off handicap parking and if needed, a security guard will come and help you out

[@andreadeamon6419]

@@bloodwolfy1193 here - people just do not care. Sometimes i even have to get on my fiancee about it. When you can barely walk to the doors he gets mad at me if i wait for a spot. I told him I'm going to duct tape his nose and mouth and put just a small straw in it and see how he feels.

[@krippleman79]

Can we please, in this day and age, stop using the word "handicapped". Especially in regards to the parks that have a wheelchair picture on em. It has bad connotations that have nothing to do with a physical disability. Yet I say I'm "crippled" and people say I can't say that yet call me handicapped. Cripple just basically means unable to walk, handicapped is offensive.

[@bloodwolfy1193]

@@krippleman79 no, handicapped parking is staying unless you wanna use disable XP

[@azreon25]

Story 1: I have a similar situation, I’ve had up to 14 surgeries on my left leg, i have asymmetric legs and need to wear a lifted shoe, it causes a lot of issues for me, I’ve always been afraid of this happening to me.

[@matthewbrown6163]

When I first came out of hospital I needed a wheelchair for 2 months for mobility outside the home. I used to get my friend to drop me off using the the disabled parking to load & unload from the car. I don't use any parking passes as I was in & out of the car in 1 minute so knew I someone needed to use it more than me. I was abused once when my friend drove in & I hopped out into my wheelchair to clear the space for others. I saw the woman abuse him & when she saw me in the wheelchair she continued with her tirade. I pointed to the wheelchair & she said "he does not have a permit !!!! I pointed to my friend who parked the car 4 spaces over.

[@carlrood4457]

Gaming is really irrelevant to the situation. I could be sports, for example. It's one thing to have regular habits and schedules. It's another to be pulled away from couple activities that have been planned. If someone won't put in time just for the relationship, then you aren't a priority and aren't compatible.

[@lennadia4291]

One time I had some laser surgery on my foot so I had trouble walking sometimes, for that I would try to sit whenever I could when riding the bus A group of women maybe in their 50s or 60s got on the bus and glared at me, I didn’t rly take notice of them Bcuz I was wearing my headphones. One of them tapped me on the shoulder and motioned to the empty seat next to me so I got up so she could get to that seat. Her frd saw the opportunity and sat on my seat, then the other two who were standing said to the women in seats, loudly so that I can hear, “young people these days, u have to force them out of the seats, no respect for elders at all” First of all, altho I’m not old like them, it still hurt to stand, that’s why I’m in the seat Second of all, I had my earphones on, if they had politely asked me to give them their seat, I would, after all, if u had asked for it, I would think that u rly needed it, considering that they did look quite old. But because they thought they were so smart to trick me into getting up, I just mumbled to myself, also loud enough for them to hear, that I also had surgery recently and I’m not trying to be rude. They started to apologise immediately, but the one sitting in my seat didn’t, she just sarcastically said “so u wanna sit back on this seat?” Since I thought it would be stupid to argue over a seat, and I’d be getting off soon anyways, I just told her “no, u can sit on the seat, it just hurts a bit but that’s fine” And the four got quiet The bus arrived my stop around 5 mins after this convo so there wasn’t a big issue

[@Bansheebandit40]

I’ve had someone say this to me. I was born with spina bifida and can’t walk long distances to I always grab an electrical cart at stores to shop. A “Karen” got up in a huff about seeing me in one she had gone to a manager to have me removed from the store. Saying I wasn’t disabled and didn’t need to use one of the carts. I showed the manager the braces on my legs that were hidden under my pant legs and then turned to the lady and told her that I was disabled and to leave me alone. Let’s say that pissed the “ Karen” off more she literally tried grabbing my arm to pull me from the cart. The manager saw this and had 3 other employees hold the lady back while they waited for the cops to show up. I was so pissed I sat there for 45 minutes telling the cops over and over again what happened eventually showing them my leg braces as well. She got arrested for putting her hands on me and I was able to finish my shopping which should have only been a 20 minute shopping trip turned into almost 1 1/2 hours

[@krippleman79]

I've lived with spina bifida for 32 years now. Karen's just give me the giggles now, I just let them go for it then show em a few scars and they shut up hahahaha rep that spina bifida life, sod the Karens. Much love

[@Bansheebandit40]

@@krippleman79 I was tempted to strip right there in the middle of the store just so she could see my scars. It’s annoying having a “invisible disability” when people think I’m just faking it

[@TheMazinoz]

The only times I've had issues to date with a disability has been when grocery shopping at a small grocery store nearby. Geez, we have to eat and buy toilet paper! I don't have a disability card for parking and walk with a cane or scooter [two wheels] to the store.

[@whoopiecushioninc6339]

Karen in 2100s: “ YOUR DEAD SO YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO ME!!!! “ The dead guy: “ fine the manager is burried over there “

[@joseiylemonsay506]

Finally. Been waiting for another Karen video to scream how dumb some people have to be to be like this.

[@urlocalduck1]

To let you know, I think the disease of the bone is osteomyelitis

[@temslink2000]

A friend of mine got simular harasment like in the first one from a couple of elderly women on the bus cos he sits in the disabled area when sat down you wouldnt know that he spends half his time wheelchair bound (context when he can he tries to walk but its a struggle), the 2 women shut the hell up the moment he got off the bus as it becomes super obvious that he is disabled the moment he stands up and tries to walk people need to remember that not are disabilities are visible especially at a first glance

[@JonathanChan212]

As an autistic WITH ADHD I don't consider myself disabled. The first Karen is definitely out of the line.

[@DemonWolfLov45]

As an autistic person, I feel really bad for that poor child of the first karen. Who knows how badly she gets treated if she doesn't want her disability brought up or used like that. I don't like telling people I'm autistic, since I'm so high functioning, there have been people who accuse me of faking because I simply don't 'L0oK' autistic. It's annoying that people tend to forget Autism is a spectrum and I happen to be high functioning and simply have trouble reading social cues

[@artturner2054]

No, Karen, respect is earned, not given. Civility is given

[@FrostTheRedeemed]

1st story, autism is a spectrum so there are ones you dont realize they are and others that are non-verbal. I got relatively lucky, im high functioning autistic. With that being said, autistic people have a hard time with loud noises, so a theme park would not be a good place at all for an autistic person.

[@thetoiletfrenzy]

Surprisingly enough, I'm autistic and I'm really not sensitive to loud noises at all. I love theme parks and I'm a huge roller coaster enthusiast. What autism does to me is I'm basically just not social and I tend to like things most people would see as weird, ex. my channel profile. I probably could have switched to my personal account but I didn't feel like it so yeah, :P

[@mitkodimtrov3914]

It's not gud idea to be autistic in my kuntry most of the time we make fun of them for some reason

[@thetoiletfrenzy]

@@mitkodimtrov3914 WOW, imagine being so low as a country. I'm sorry you have to live in a place like that

[@FrostTheRedeemed]

@@thetoiletfrenzy well, i have grown out of it, but it affected me alot when i was a child. My parents couldn't take me to a restaurant without me getting a headache due to all the talking.

[@thetoiletfrenzy]

@@FrostTheRedeemed Ah. What always bothered me was light. I will get a bad headache if the lighting is too bright or it's flashing too fast

[@nathanialwashere2404]

I'm autistic I am fine in society

[@eeveequeen15]

So I got a disability parking permit because I have heart issues and a Connective Tissue Disorder that attacks my knees so I have extreme joint pain. I currently don't have knee braces because my last ones broke and I don't have the money for new ones. I can walk but it is painful. The parking permit allows less walking for me. This lady gave me a very disgusted look when I went into the gas station yesterday and she wouldn't take her eyes off me. I was surprised she didn't say anything to me.

[@MetallicPetals]

I adore the burping story, that is how you know you have a VERY solid relationship

[@SALshaNoma]

My husband games every Tues and Fri nights. Its a scheduled gaming time with his cousins so unless we have something important going on we don't schedule anything for those days.

[@MrPinhead66]

some disabilities that are internal are usually a bit harder to show

[@Lillith.]

I would never even think of using my diagnosis to skip lines. I'm not going to judge people who do, because I don't know what their situation is. Some people are assholes who abuse systems like this, but most people judge for themselves and do so fairly.

[@friendfry2223]

DISABLED MEANS DISABLED

[@Icalasari]

Ok, that runner looks fun as heck

[@paylove5173]

There’s also a difference between physically disabled and mentally Neuro divergent and how it affects certain things like getting special parking or different lines

[@nengsivaiphei4063]

him:*tells the story* me:watching the gameplay In. the back round

[@MrHunterWolf.]

same

[@mitkodimtrov3914]

Yeah

[@ESparkAster]

What is it with entitled people and thinking every person in the world other than them or their freinds or their kids is faking disabilities?

[@Justin-A-Carter]

The first story kind of puts me in a story that I should share about my grandpa. About him being disabled

[@clericofchaos1]

the advice you gave the lady in story number 3 is just to try and convince her boyfriend that she's not being clingy and manipulative, even though that's totally what she's doing.

[@Batman-lg2zj]

Shut up and he is very wise with useful advice.

[@Hydromaniacanoid]

All he said is to talk to the bf, let him know how she feels. The bf is totally free to let her know how he feels about it as well, and if it's not a good fit, they are both free to leave the relationship. Just because the girl initiates the conversation, doesn't mean she is being manipulative. Her feeling of loneliness are just as valid as his feeling of wanting to be there for his guildmates.

[@clericofchaos1]

@@Hydromaniacanoid it sure doesn't come across that way. it comes across as needy and clingy, and trying to convince him of anything different would be manipulative. This chick knew what she was getting into.

[@carlrood4457]

@@clericofchaos1 How is it needy or clingy? When they're out together, he wants to ditch her to go gaming with his friends whenever they contact him.

[@clericofchaos1]

@@carlrood4457 so? guys do that with sports all the time and that's just considered normal. She needs to face the fact that he has a life of his own and, no matter how much she doesn't like it, it doesn't revolve around her.

[@jasondouglas152]

I got screamed at my entire childhood into my teens for having anxiety after my mom gave up custody of me to my dad ( who 8d met twice) ... my mom told me about 2 hours before he was going to pick me up at 6 years old. My stepmom was the devil I'm pretty sure. The first thing she did was throw away my blanket and bear ( that were my 2 favorite things on earth besides my mom) Then she'd throw away anything my mom bought me for the next 8 years. My dad eventually divorced her and to this day tells me how horrible he had it ( when he worked 24/7 & left st her will., he had a bed in his office) I hope he dies

[@AndrewSmoot]

Disney calls them Disability Access Passes, while other places just call them Access Passes. Those kinds of passes aren't just for wheelchair users, they are for people who can't spend extended periods of time in long lines, whether it's because standing for extended periods is painful, or because being in crowds makes you debilitatingly uncomfortable.

[@V1Ciryl]

My little brother had seizures and had the mentality of a 2 year old at the age of 6 and i was 7 at the time and it was the worst, i love him and hes normal now but i cant imagine this happenong to him. I am an overprotective big bro... Like seriously.

[@ariagnyug]

The only time it's anyone's business is when you're parking in a disabled spot without a disabled badge. They aren't for yummy mummies.....

[@admiralduc5725]

About the third story, she should just join the guild. she said she used to play games like that as well so it might be fun

[@kuroplaysvods2964]

12:45 - "Unfortunately, I also took out three unsuspecting kids the the process-" STRIKE!

[@lunartedy4882]

that last story was so wholesome

[@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty]

The mom is a terrible person, just hide it from her until you can move out.

[@kholearneson70]

ur videos r awsome

[@kholearneson70]

can't wait for it to go on spotify

[@kholearneson70]

@@AmItheJerk Is there a way to have u tell my story on ur channal

[@FALL1N1979]

love your vids

[@davidbullock1461]

I’m disabled as well. I’m 6’5” and can stand and walk normal. I can lift up to 30lbs and I breathe ok. However unbeknownst to anyone I’m struggling with terminal stage 4 cancer. I have tumors in my femurs, spine, arm, skull, liver and lungs. My right kidney was removed because of tumor. I’ve had 3 rounds of chemo, 5 bouts of radiation, and way too many radioactive scans than a normal person. I’ve had a saddle pulmonary embolism, spine fractures and a femur fracture. I’m a fighter and push myself hard to survive and improve. I’m proudly no longer in a wheelchair or using walking aids. My crutch is my fatigue and easily high heart rate. I sleep 14 hours a day and when walking my heart rate can hit 170 in a few minutes. I need constant rest. I take lots of pain medication that’s skirting a fine line between 0 pain and still having the ability to drive. It really sucks taking 9 horse pills and 11 other pills per day. The constant skin rashes suck also. I’m very self conscious about my disability because it’s not readily visible.

[@TheMazinoz]

I have an "invisible disability" genetically defective collagen. Collagen is everywhere - skin, muscles, ligaments, bone, blood vessels, urinary tract, gut, eyes etc etc. I've finally achieved a good balance of pain relief without being "drugged out" on low dose opiates and oral CBD oil at night and panadol and ibuprofen in day plus hot baths, arthritis creams, walking aids, braces, physio exercises, compression garments, hot water bottles, etc etc. Plus a bucket load of meds and vitamins for wet macular degeneration and energy. Someone telling me I'm faking it is now like a red rag to a bull. The last one who did it [repeatedly] was simply told "ignorant arsehole" in a very severe cold tone. He fell like a pile of bricks and started apologising. Not good enough. I'm a 5' tall female of small frame, but I had packed my groceries and was out the door while he was still being served. I can't believe they have the nerve to pick on someone your size, although my experience is most are 'gentle giants', but ask any martial arts person, short people can really do damage to certain male areas.

[@chisommba5255]

I love your different voices 😂😂😂...the Karen voice is amazingly accurate

[@seraglioborneo2803]

S1 Qaren: You don't look disabled OP:Neither do you, Qaren. What is it? Rotting brain cells?

[@marissalaird5628]

That would be like people giving s*** to my husband because he looks like a normal adult but he's an autistic adult. So yeah that's just it You never know who has what what's wrong with who or anything until you actually get to know them

[@jrdavis1992]

Karen's entitlement is as follows: Free 'illegal' searches by police Free fast pass to jail Entitled to bans from parks, arcades, and other public places Double price on everything Free Karen haircut and voice pattern Manager request mode always on

[@stanwolenski9541]

I am a 100% disabled veteran, all of my problems are under my skin. Looking from the outside I appear fine although my gate may indicate one of the problems. It is a foolish to assume because one “looks fine” one is not disabled.

[@Legithiro]

Story 5: actually you brake the sound barrier by going faster than sound, it has nothing to do with how loud it was🤓. Really though that’s a great relationship

[@bismarckgamer19]

She speaks the language of gods

[@theh.p.lovecraftlunaticasy5186]

Okay, not all autistic people are the same. There are different levels, just because one person can function doesn't mean they all can. True, in general, you can't SEE it, but that doesn't mean anything. I have a severely autistic daughter who would not be capable of waiting in a long line, which is why we've never been to a theme park. Granted, with my child you only have to watch her for two seconds to realize she has severe autism. It shouldn't be a "who is the most disabled" contest. Everyone should just mind their own business and not worry about who is more disabled.

[@jesseclark203]

Glad to be this early love your videos keep it up ❤️

[@jaynewman6420]

In my first year of college, I met another student, and we started dating almost immediately. She later told me, after we broke up (over a misunderstanding), that her mother tried to break us up. She didn't like her daughter and I dating only because I was shorter than her. I'll admit that there was a difference. She was 5' 10", and I was 5' 2". There was also a beauty and the beast situation: she was absolutely beautiful and me, I wasn't.

[@Itzz_Ananas08]

I am autistic too and it is not affecting my ability to wait in line and the level of entitlement needed to be like my kid is autistic so I cant wait in line is just crazy

[@aplane9625]

My dad crashed his bike and broke his leg in 6 places So he uses disabled parking and fast lanes at airports etc. Also I’m autistic and can move without problems. It’s a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain not something that affects physical properties (dunno if that’s how to say it but screw it)

[@mathgeniuszach]

As someone on the spectrum, of all the disabilities to be in a special line for, autism often isn't as extreme as broken limbs. Even though I qualify for those special lines, I don't need them as I can wait in lines just fine. It really depends on the circumstances (not everyone can physically wait in long lines without sensory issues or fainting), but the nerve to call out someone with a clearly visible disability is absurd.

[@courtneycoghlan1894]

I have both Autism and ADHD I don't 'look like' I'm autistic whatever that means it pisses me off when people discount other people's disabilities and there are different functioning levels of autism I'm glad that your family is well and functions well in society and are good at masking but some people myself included aren't

[@plantedlife]

Autistic people tend to look "distracted". It's like their eyes are permanently looking sideways, upwards or downwards or their face and body are facing different ways. Or at least, that's what I've noticed at an autistic centre.

[@BROUBoomer]

The last story... My sister-in-law has actually rattled the windows with her belching. Not a burp, but a belch. The first time I heard her do it was 1984, scared the dickens out of me, I didn't know what it was. Central Florida gets sinkholes that can swallow houses up... I thought something like that was happening, until she started laughing. I thought maybe it just sounded louder because she was in the hallway. But nope next time she did it she was in the living room, rattled the windows then too. My mother-in-law said it had something to do with she had a hernia. My grandmother had a hernia and never made a noise like that. I don't know what's wrong with her, but that just ain't normal. She could get side work as a fog horn. 👵☮️🖖

[@Sirenheadjackattack_RBLX]

"I have some sort of leg condition, it has a name but idk what it's called"

[@Orburgh_the_gooner]

Is someone with a high functioning anxiety disorder? I hate it when people say it like I’ll prove it and stuff like oh yeah, you want me to have a mental break down in public and rip my own hair out and I can’t say that I’ve had it since birth I developed it at school and that doesn’t help my case with what are the chances that that happens this is that people like this really suck like I don’t think you’ll be able to get into it I’m disabled but still listen it’s still it’s something that I can’t escape. I have to go to therapy almost every week and it’s something that I can’t escape and when people question that authentic a lot just makes me pissed off like oh if you’re because I didn’t wanna give me a doctors consultation like no thank you. I don’t want I don’t want I don’t want to tell you that I’ve had a mental breakdown said I was gonna do bad things to myself. Can’t even go to school cause I had a mental breakdown, the kiddos, physically disabled and kept bugging me. He wasn’t. It wasn’t his fault he was born like that but I just can’t handle stress like that.

[@silverbook4603]

In my high school years. I silenced the lunchroom with one of my burps. I mean all you could hear after it was the lunch ladies working in the kitchen. Every student was looking around confused. Lol once the talking started again me and my friends left. 😆

[@Mikailjaffer]

Third story is hilarious

[@ChilliChuChu]

I feel illegal to be this early

[@redskittle9985]

My son has autism and I assure you he is disabled and could not function normally in society.... So much for the Karen making assumptions

[@night0wl438]

Keep making great content. I like that Karen voice.

[@myadoesrandomthings]

Story 3: tell this to your boyfriend talk it out.

[@toxicDEATHwish]

Claim your early ticket in the comments

[@Peyo12]

Thanks

[@_aceofspades]

I have an invisible disability; extreme anxiety (to the point I often can’t do normal things), adhd, claustrophobia, and possible agoraphobia and schizo-affective disorder. I can barely wait in line at the store without an anxiety attack coming on, so I get a disability pass and disclose this to the faculty that admit the pass, and I haven’t been denied once. Yes, my family use the pass along with me, but they never take it for granted (minus my little brother who still sometimes complains, but he has flat feet and i understand completely). They are my rock and keep me grounded when i’m public and crowds, until my SDiT is able to go with me to allow me more independence.

[@UmiTrix]

Wow, this entitled Karen is so rude to use her daughter like that. I am autistic and high-functioning for that matter, even if anyone or even my parent did that to me. I would speak up right then and there if the daughter is either high-functioning. and is scared to talk to her mother, or she's not that high on the Spectrum scale, and she can't defend herself, which is wrong. if she can't in that case and she is on a lower scale, then she needs to be removed from her mother's care cause I believe that is abuse.

[@Gabriel-me1qr]

Call of a Karen... 🤭

[@aquariancat7010]

Mine is a different perspective. My son is autistic and though he does have some issues we have to accommodate for (noise, communication and obsession with wheels for example), he is very smart. I know autism is a very broad spectrum but i absolutely loathe when people act like that those with autism are less than capable and that it is more of a disability than any others.

[@darkstarmoonshadow]

Clearly karen doesn't know the difference between physical and mental disabled, it's obvious someone needs to be educated.

[@The_mushroom_axolotl]

I am disabled but it is really subtle٫ I would have to outright say it unless it was one of my struggling moments and I've had people especially teachers try and tell me that "there's nothing wrong with me" and "I'm just faking it so I don't have to do something" whilst in reality I was in pain or they wanted me to do something that would be detrimental to my health٫ it honestly bothers me that people have the gall to say " you're not disabled" when unless you know for a fact they're lying٫ you've known them for ages and it's never been an issue or they've told you they're lying stay. out. of. it.

[@parzivalalchema5870]

Sometimes I forgot it was just him making the other voices, it feels like they're different people XD

[@Loganttg]

5:35 SWEET HOME Alabama

[@Themasteratbursting]

4:41 I have an online friend that lives in America he’s autistic and he functions perfectly fine. We call very often but he recently got grounded.

[@AIDAHAR210]

So according to the karen of the first story, I'm "disabled" lol, with 3 kids, a 6 figure job, and a WRX STi.

[@ana-pk9jh]

Autism is literally a neurological developmental disability though

[@toxicDEATHwish]

Yo AMITJ team love you guys keep up the good work

[@ronniepickett4586]

I’ve scared it across the water and the waterslide too and managed to lend up on some kids head while nailing the person behind him

[@ChickinSammich]

Story 3: This is why I only date other gamers, or heavily prefer to. I'm married to a gamer and my (polyamorous) other partners are all gamers, so we often game together. I do agree that he should be able to set some time aside where he's not being pulled away from other stuff (e.g. guildmate messages you on discord or something, just say you're not available) but ultimately, the fact that she doesn't share one of his most time-consuming hobbies is going to be a problem. Whether it's gaming or reading or sports (playing or watching) or car shows or anything - if you have a hobby that is important to you and takes up any significant amount of time on a daily basis or even weekly basis, you should be very careful dating/marrying someone who doesn't share that interest, because eventually they will try to force you to pick between them and your hobby.

[@AnimeGamer501st]

Ew you're in a polyamorous relationship that's going to go downhill sometime in the future

[@ChickinSammich]

@@AnimeGamer501st Been working out well for me for the last 7 years. Communication, openness, honesty, and compersion are pretty great. :)

[@chrismc410]

@@AnimeGamer501st not if it's agreed upon from the beginning, I've found. I might not completely agree with it but my sister and brother-in-law do that and been together 15+ years and married for 12 of those. She said think of having steak every day for years but you like pork chops, ribs, chicken, turkey wings etc and want variety. You can't do that with monogamy no matter how you spice it up and she figures it was one of reason why our parents divorced years ago. I could see her logic in that but very few people would go for that

[@aprilvento8394]

My oldest son has high functioning autism and one other disability mixed together

[@MotivatedVergil111]

For all those people who think stupidity is a disability, look no further than story 1 for your resources.

[@kimstephenson5985]

I know my autism isn't a disability and I don't act like this either but if it gets me out long lines I might just take advantageo that I love massive rollercoaters! I also have other medical conditions like stuff with my joints and other stuff

[@xxanimeparadisexx2712]

If I met a person who said that in front of me and my family (my sisters mom and grandparents step da) they would go on full time beast mode well only it would have worked back when I was 6 or 7 at Disney Land Cause back then I was another person than how I am now because of how I’ve grown and learned to deal with a shit type of people like that I have a whole category for them down to people who use it as a crutch and people who don’t have to do nothing or work they just use government money form their kid disabilities to being abused not wanted their parents think they aren’t there kid they get no help nothing then there are the ones who don’t even give a shit and abandon them or leaves them at a mental hospital or puts them into a foster care home because they don’t want them

[@makaniwebb9358]

So ... The autism thing? It sometimes comes with sensory issues, making being in a line surrounded by people very uncomfortable, and things like that, so even though some autistic people can handle a theme park well enough, others can get too overwhelmed. Also, even if an autistic person can navigate society, it's not easy. That's literally part of autism that doctors use for diagnosis! That's the part/a part of an autistic person that is disabled. Though, I am mildly curious how interested her daughter actually is in the theme park.

[@Ewillum]

💀 Why did the woman in the game turn into Spider-Woman? 😂

[@chickenfart5139]

Is okay hopefully your okay☺

[@coolkidto4643]

I have ADHD and that's a mental disability I hate when people treat others with disabilities mentally and physically like this I don't know what I would do if this happened to me but it might not be pretty

[@toxicwasteRBLX]

He's not disabled, just different abled.

[@blazethecat363]

Story 3. I'd advise her to ask the relative if she can move in with them due to the mom being borderline abusive

[@ragegamer5973]

3rd story, she is beyond crazy, if your cousin is attractive then she’s always gonna be attractive, and ops gonna have to introduce her to future partners again and again, she’ll just be loanly her whole life I guess.

[@CoraErickson-cz3zp]

At story 5 14:15, the mom is definitely racist if she wants her to break up with her boyfriend considering she liked her emotionally abusive boyfriend, she needs to put up with her healthy boyfriend.

[@hamptersqueek]

I have very severe adhd which is technically conaidered as a disability, but i can still act fine aslong as I am on my medicine. I also have never used it to get my way, but when i am off my meds, I do apologize to people because I struggle to control what I do and I dont really think about what I am about to do before I do it off my meds, I also never stop talking

[@krigs0910]

Story #3 the boyfriend should not be asking if it’s alright to game if he’s not going to happily take no for an answer. It’s manipulative to give someone the illusion of choice and then punish them for making the choice you didn’t want.