It feels like all of you have no idea about what the other person is going to say and sometimes it's awkward and just how everyone reacts is awesome. Came to the episode for Poh, stayed for her but also all of you. It's incredible how real this felt in a midst of content that just feels very superficial. Poh and her way of navigating life is just so inspiring, I'm in awe of her and the thoughtful questions that brought out that side of her. Thank you so much!
Never resonated with a guest on your show so deeply. Her describing her childhood reflected mine as an undiagnosed autistic so beautifully. She's an inspiration especially when she describes moving past the discomfort to experience success, thankyou for sharing Poh
But she’s not autistic? Being shy, insecure and low self-esteem isn’t the same as being autistic? Like if you look at her now, you can see she’s actually extrovert, and she’s fine/super fine at socialising, which is not something autistic people can ever be. My point is her moving forward isn’t something an autistic kid can just achieve? Like if you are very mild, on the lowest end of autism (like nerdy ppl are “on the spectrum” but not really lol), maybe. But not if you are truly autistic? And her insecurities are mainly stem from different cultures, not having anyone to talk to about these shifts in culture value.
@@amydeering1186 no, my bad. Just read on autistic can be quite highly socialable and can have that strong desire to learn how to better socialising because of their yearning to connect!
It feels like all of you have no idea about what the other person is going to say and sometimes it's awkward and just how everyone reacts is awesome. Came to the episode for Poh, stayed for her but also all of you. It's incredible how real this felt in a midst of content that just feels very superficial. Poh and her way of navigating life is just so inspiring, I'm in awe of her and the thoughtful questions that brought out that side of her. Thank you so much!
Never resonated with a guest on your show so deeply. Her describing her childhood reflected mine as an undiagnosed autistic so beautifully. She's an inspiration especially when she describes moving past the discomfort to experience success, thankyou for sharing Poh
But she’s not autistic? Being shy, insecure and low self-esteem isn’t the same as being autistic? Like if you look at her now, you can see she’s actually extrovert, and she’s fine/super fine at socialising, which is not something autistic people can ever be. My point is her moving forward isn’t something an autistic kid can just achieve? Like if you are very mild, on the lowest end of autism (like nerdy ppl are “on the spectrum” but not really lol), maybe. But not if you are truly autistic?
And her insecurities are mainly stem from different cultures, not having anyone to talk to about these shifts in culture value.
@@appleish5043 I didn't refer to her as autistic, I said it reflected my experience. Autistic individuals can be extrovert and highly sociable
@@amydeering1186 no, my bad. Just read on autistic can be quite highly socialable and can have that strong desire to learn how to better socialising because of their yearning to connect!
@@appleish5043 resilience in the face of adversity is a powerful thing
Can Hugh start a podcast specifically focused on his day to day "antics"
I resonate with Poh’s experiences so much, especially as a shy creative. Thankyou