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HIII no worries! the person who made this song basically made a SUPER fucking gross song ab l0licon ew. i had fun animating this and enjoy watching other people reanimate yababaina but it's hard for me to Not think about . that other song. ueuagh.

@@SappiPapi OHHH ok

YES TO BOTH OF THOSE HEHEHE!!! leafy's my favorite bfb character and adukin is my friend's (one of the people i made this for!) favorite mo4 character :D

@@SappiPapi GOLLY GEEE HOW COOL

LEAFY!!! she's my fave ever :3

@@segadakitkatbro AWAAA SEGA THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU'RE SO SWEET... gehehehe our headcanon designs i love them so much

@@dwightdeisenhower53 THANK YOUUU EHEHEHE ^_^

HEEELP MEEE don't even worry i deal with those things a lot too they're some of my most significant traits as an autistic person. friendly fire if you well /lhj /pos

oh yeah that's exactly what i was trying to say in this video!!! me saying "you may have heard autistic people being described as high-functioning or low-functioning depending on the level of support they require" was me trying to lead into how they're used to discriminate against autistic people who might be like non-verbal for example or require more help in day-to-day functioning; i'm sorry if i was unclear on that haha :'D thank you very much for sharing your experience yeah! i think it's really important to hear from all members of the community on these kinds of subjects and i'm grateful for your perspective :3 /gen

@@SappiPapi yippppeeeeeee :D!!!

GOOD LORDDD no i totally understand your rage and exhaustion all of that sounds awful.. my previous schooling also sucked with the way they treated disabled kids but nowhere near to that extent and i'm so sorry you have to deal with that q-q if nothing else i'm really happy you and your friend have each other to support each other through it. i wish you guys nothing but the best and i hope you can get to a kinder and safer environment someday. until then know that i see your struggles and that i promise you you don't need to change for anyone who doesn't love you for you. everything will be okay in the end, and if it isn't okay, then it's not the end yet.💚

@@SappiPapi Yeah man, thanks. It means a lot.

@@Skeeballman64 of course dude!! :'D

ua-cam.com/video/-cLpZKVH07w/v-deo.html i got you covered don't even worry

@@SappiPapi TYSM

@@m_affiliates HECK YEAH BROTHER!!! >:3

@@SappiPapi me is non biney

AHHH HELLO fellow AuDHDer here!!! thank you so much for your kind words this is so sweet :'3 even if my schooling sucked about my disabilities, i was fortunate enough to grow up with a family who tried their damn best to help accommodate me and help me to thrive even when the healthcare industry refused to diagnose me as autistic.. i'm so so grateful for them and i wouldn't feel nearly as comfortable in my identity if not for their help :'] i'm so so happy you grew up in a loving environment too!!! i hope someday that can be the norm for all autistic people :'D

@@SappiPapi your welcome 🙏 🤗

hi!!! i can understand your perspective - i understand that there are some autistic people out there who DO want a cure and with the cruel ways some non-autistic people treat us, i can totally empathize with their reasoning. however i'd like to say that the majority of us actually wouldn't prefer a cure - autism affects our day-to-day functioning, but it isn't a disease or something we're sick with! if anything the hardest part about being an autistic person myself is the harsh treatment i get from non-autistic people who think i need to be erased. i think investing into accommodations/services that improve quality of life for autistic people would end up not only being cheaper than finding a cure, but help to benefit non-autistic people as well! for example designated "quiet" areas or sensory rooms could benefit people who have anxiety and have trouble functioning in chaotic environments :] /info /nm

@@SappiPapi there will be several benefit for the cure. It could lead to easier parenting. Add more work force by giving the most affected to have a normal life and become autonomous. Less need of medical care which mean less tax and better economy.

HIII thank you so much for your feedback oh my gosh!!! regarding your question the reason a lot of us prefer identity first language (referring to us as autistic people) is because it acknowledges that our disability is an integral part of who were are and how it affects our day-to-day functioning! terms like "people with autism" can make us feel like our autism is a negative add-on or not an important part of our identity if that makes sense :o /info .. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR KIND WORDS THOUGH AHAAA i'm so so happy this video was able to help inform you!!! i think the racial/gender bias regarding autism diagnosis (and in healthcare in general for that matter) are so gross and it makes me so sad :( anybody can be autistic - regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, or whatever!!! we are here and have always been here and i wish more healthcare workers recognized that.. i'm happy i could clear up the confusion regarding functioning labels!!! i hope it was able to help your family understand too :'D thank you again for your feedback!!! have an awesome rest of your day/night muahaha :3

Thank you so much for answering, hope you have a great day aswell!!

Literally no one does that lol

@@Blazzyistrying Good

HIII i'm so sorry for the late response! yes i'm totally happy to give you my thoughts :3 while i and many other autistic people dislike functioning labels due to them being created by non-autistic people as a way to ostracize autistic people who require more support and downplay the needs of autistic people with less visible symptoms, if you as an autistic person DO find comfort in those labels to explain your own needs, then i don't see anything wrong with that!!! we get enough garbage from non-autistic people as is, so i think you ought to do what makes you feel best about yourself :'3 if you're looking for more information on functioning labels though rachel elkin's article (the one cited at the end of this video) explains it a lot more in-depth!!! i personally like to use support needs labels as an alternative - such as saying high support needs in place of low-functioning, and low support needs in place of high functioning! this is just my perspective though :D i hope this helps!!! thank you for your comment :3

@@SappiPapi thank you! Sound good!

@@LittleElena2008 YESS you're so welcome!!! :3

hi!!! as someone who was also diagnosed with adhd and spd it's definitely possible you could also be autistic!!! that was my experience - i was screened for autism as a kid but wasn't able to get a diagnosis because of gross stereotypes existing about autism at the time - literally the only things holding me back were the fact i SOMETIMES made eye contact and displayed high empathy :/ if you're looking for resources i can't recommend the ASAN (autistic self advocacy network) enough - they're a nonprofit organization founded and led by autistic people who are working to clear up a lot of the stigma surrounding autism!!!

nope! i've gone by littleleafylooloo on things occasionally, but for my main platforms like youtube/instagram/etc. my handle has and will always be sappi papi :3

@@SappiPapi also congrats on 1k

THANK YOUUU!!! :D

AWEEE HI THANK YOU SO MUCH i'm so happy this video helped you feel recognized :'D i made this not only to help non-autistic people gain a better perspective on our experiences but also to help other autistic people know that they're seen and heard and i'm so glad it could do just that for you! you're absolutely right, we don't need to be fixed - just accommodated and listened to!!! i hope the future becomes kinder for us someday soon <:) thank you again for your feedback! have a wonderful rest of your day/night :D

ooh such a little scrunky scraggle, a scringus if you will.

FELLOW SGRAGGLY HERE!!! hi thank you so much for your feedback this is so sweet!!! i'm so sorry you have to constantly put up with ableism - so so much of my previous schooling was like that and those experiences still affect a lot of my self-esteem today :( i hope you can get to a healthier environment sooner - until then know you're wonderful the way you are and that you have no reason to change for anyone who doesn't love you for you :') hold your head high, i see you and we've got this!!!

@@SappiPapi RAAAAAAHHH TYSM!!!

@@smal5504 YOU'RE SO WELCOME YEAAAAH !!!

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NO LITERALLY dude i swear they think we're either math geniuses or burdens who want to ruin our family's lives or marriages or whatever... "i will plot to rob you of your children and your dreams" LIKE AUTISM SPEAKS THOSE ARE FIVE YEAR OLDS WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUTTT .

@@SappiPapi Autism Speaks should legaly be renamed to "Autism mute" because all they do is make us go mad with theirs bullshit! We aren't deranged madmen and women, they are!

I have noticed that humans aren't lazy, they just can't not try.

but like positive crying because i feel seen JFHKD

@@-book OH DUDE YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME HAPPY CRY TOO WHAT THE HECK... thank you so much for your kind words this is so sweet q_q i made this both to help educate people on how to help us better and to help other autistic people know that they aren't alone in their struggles and i'm so glad i could do the latter for you :'3 my goal as an artist is for people to be able to look at my creations and go "that's me!!!" and knowing i've done that for you and so many others is what keeps me going <:) thank you so much once again, i'm so so grateful!

AHHH HI I'M SO SO SORRY FOR THE LATE REPLY what the heck thank you so much for your kind words and your feedback!!! i'm so happy this could help you learn more about yourself - i'm still learning about my autistic self all the time even though i figured out i was autistic over a year ago :'D i'm so glad you're getting more comfortable with asking for help/accommodations! that's something i'm still learning to do even at 19 haha - self care is so so important and letting others take care of you is a lot easier said than done, and i'm really proud of you for getting there! also i just want to say autistic people who DO prefer using high/low functioning labels to explain their needs are totally valid :'3 we already get enough garbage from non-autistic people so i say we should represent ourselves in the way we feel most comfortable with!!! i totally get you on the masking thing - i used to mask so so much as a kid and i'm still recovering from the stress of that several years later >_< i'm sorry your parents didn't understand your needs, i hope they're better now :( ALSO I TOTALLY GET YOUR VIEWPOINT!!! i 100% agree - i don't think it's inherently offensive when you're talking about things like "it's common sense to not kill people" but when you say things like "it's common sense to look people in the eyes when they talk" then it's like woaaah okay let's take a sec. thank you for sharing that - i hadn't thought about the term in that way before!!! and of course once again thank you so much for sharing your thoughts - i'm so so grateful for everyone's voices and hearing from everybody has been so wonderful :'D have an awesome rest of your day/night!!!