to those saying they relate: please please please do your research. self diagnosing is a widely accepted thing in the autistic community but we STRONGLY reccommend you to intensive research, and not just for autism either (sometimes you might misdiagnose yourself)
Yup! I just found out I had ADHD, I’m 29. I always knew I suffered from anxiety and depression since I was preteen but I still felt like something else was different…
Yeah, I relate, I actually brought it up with my psychologist but they said no so I shut up about it for almost a year, but I really do think now that I might have some kind of autism
I have done lots of research in my life, and I’m getting tested soon, but I don’t really self-diagnose due to hate. Usually I kinda do in spaces like this, but yeah. I’ll report back after testing later this year.
Watching this after just getting sensory overload despite my incredibly pleasant and peaceful holiday is pretty comforting. Don’t forget to listen to yourself and not push too far today
Back then when I was newly diagnosed with autism I didn't understand most of the memes but nowadays I can understand most of them now and theres always something relatable about them!
Same bro, I actually plan to get myself tested cause I realize my behavior isn't normal and it affects so much plus I relate to alot of ppl with ADHD and autism
I discovered the word "nuerodivergent" (that took me too long to spell) and the neurodivergent community late April last year. I love getting to relate to things like this and actually enjoy who I am now.
"They're the same picture", i almost died there XD My therapist said i'm high functioning/mildly autistic, when i'm actually just very good at masking, but everything else in my life is falling apart because of my autistic behaviour patterns. But sure, tell me how mild it is 🙃
That's what that means The fact that you are capable of masking is what makes it mild/high functioning It's a misconception because "mild" forms of conditions are still more debilitating than not having the condition. If it wasn't significantly debilitating then it wouldn't be diagnosable technically, for any conditions diagnosed solely by symptoms
I don’t have autism, but I do have ADHD, and can I just say that these are the most relatable memes I’ve ever seen. Dare I say, more relatable than the Me IRL subreddit?
Nah. You, firstly, don't need to show/have all symptoms of autism to be autist. Secondly, music and bright lights have underlying associations that may ease swallowing the pill, regardless of point 1. Although, the second point is just a guess and an opinion, no need to take it seriously. I haven't studied psychology or psychiatry, after all.
No it's not weird at all! All autistic people have different experiences, and by the sound of it, I'm guessing that you have hyposensitive hearing and vision.
Not at all, there are sensory avoidant autistics (I don't like this fabric, this party is too loud so I'm going home) and there are sensory seeking (pressure, hug me! Let me squeeze my eyes so I can see the lights). Those can even exist in the same person lol. One can not like a sensory experience yet actively seek out another. But it's still possible to get overstimulated even by the things you love so, take care of yourself😎
The funny thing is at school how I mask is not by interacting with my classmates except in a few circumstances and with my best friend My teachers are always saying: “Oh she’s so quiet” Clearly they have never lived with me and seen my impressions of the Autobot Blurr or me spinning around the house rather than walking normally Also I tend to mask less online But yeah I know if I get talking I can go on for hours so even when I want to share something with a classmate who’s not really my friend I just don’t
@@rosepuppy1984 My personal favorite is Shockwave. I vibe with him so much, and his character is such a cool idea. I know pretty much everything about him and have an absurd amount of pictures of him on my phone.
@@opulenceharbingerofchaos3939 my favorite is Arcee (specifically Prime Arcee because she’s so cool) I have 4 hats with her on them. My favorite Decepticon is IDW Misfire, my favorite Maximal is Airazor, my favorite Predacon is Waspinator, and my favorite dinobot is Swoop. Also once for literally no reason at all I decided to try to name 100 Autobots and afterwards I kept thinking of more and more Autobots after I had already listed 100. Oh also I once met 1 of the visual effects artists who worked on Transformers (2007) and Dark of the Moon! Right now I’m actually finishing a silly video where I edit Transformers Prime episodes with stupid stuff and memes! Also a lot of it is me bullying Starscream in each episode he’s in. I’m currently editing season 2 episode 2.
It's worth pointing out that ADHD is comorbid with autism. Chances are that if you have one, you actually have both and one of them is just a bit more dominant than the other.
@@caitlinanzovin1146 It's mostly asking questions you don't care to hear the answer to and giving nondetailed responses. So for example: How are you? Fine? Did you have a good weekend? Yeah? Think moody teens in movies talking to their parents.
0:53 I sadly relate as my best friend did this but I have a new one now and she’s so nice. It’s nice having someone I can fight with for fun and nobody gets mad lmao
Hey I’m recently diagnosed so pretty new to the online autism community. For any takers I have a question pertaining to terminology: So I’m seeing a lot of discourse about autism labels, as in high functioning/ low functioning. Which I get because even though I am “high functioning/mild” I do have intense executive function issues and just in general a hard time getting anything that requires effort done consistently. Guess I’m asking if there’s a correct way to refer to those on the spectrum who’re currently dubbed “severe,” as in cognitively impaired with little to no verbal communication abilities who have a much more difficult time than myself maintaining independence. I get it’s not a binary of minimal autism or maximum autism, so someone can be non-verbal and still intelligent, so I understand if this question has no simple answer, I’m just curious.
Happy to help you out,then! So from what I have learned, most people on the spectrum prefer to now use the terms "verbal" and 'non-verbal". This has less of the stigma associated with the high/low-functioning labels. I hope this helps you out, and I hope that you have a nice day! ^3^
Doing my best to repeat what I've heard from autistic creators: "high/low suppot needs" is a better frame of reference than "mild/severe" or "functioning". It's a spectrum, so of course someone can have high support needs in some areas, but are relatively independent in other areas. Verbal/nonverbal is not necessarily indicative of support needs. Hopefully this helps, and doesn't read as mad!
2:07 YUP! this is me, when I try to make a plan I want it followed to the letter and if anything changes ever so slightly I used to have a panic attack (I have sense gotten better over time and am a lot more flexable)
i love these because, being autistic, i relate to most of them, but the sudden influx of autism-related content on my recommended page has started bringing in. less positive autism videos. which sucks obviously, i tried clicking the not interested option but they keep showing up.
0:29 honestly this is kind of true I have autism and this is how I feel about it It keeps me from understanding social cues and it makes me look like a fool of myself in front of others. If there was a way I could keep the personality autism has shaped of me and remove the struggles life would be amazing for me
Being an enneagram 5, I thought having autism, adhd, bipolar disorder and bpd is normal until it's actually affecting my life But seeing this, it made my day (I just have a bad dysfunctional family, abusive mother and the cause of negativity in my life, the non-existent and not important stepsister. I rather not wanted to talk about her)
@@thischannelis_bad123 I agree the cure is understanding. I think that if everyone would take the time to listen to and understand other people the world would be a much better place.
The expression one is the bane of my existence. Don't have Autism, as far as I know, but damn...I get extremely anxious about not really being able to emote properly. I just assume everyone thinks I'm dead on the inside or just rude.
My family and I are aware that Autism is a spectrum disorder, but we have always described my older brother as "severely autistic", since he has the mental and emotional capacity of a 2-3 yr old, and he is handicapped. I was recently told that I have "high functioning" autism. I learned that the spectrum is more like a color wheel than a scale, but should I stop describing my brother's autism as severe?
I've heard that using support needs as a reference point is more relevant and less mean. So your brother could be described as having high support needs, and the specific area(s) where that support is needed can be listed as well. This helps to reaffirm that all ppl are different; they might need help with some things, but are completely independent with other things. It's a great perspective when considering any type of person as well, not just autistic people! Hopefully this helps!
You either are autistic or not. The effects of it can affect your quality of life in a variety of ways. A more effective term would be one that addresses his ability to function as an autistic person not the autism itself.
I was diagnosed with autism when I was two-years-old (I don't mind being autistic -- I hate it when people say that autism is a disease/needs to be cured...I have never heard that personally, I just know that people have said it before. In today's world, I think people are starting to be more open and be more understanding of others). I was diagnosed with anxiety (age 7), depression (age 15/16), and OCD (age 2).
I’ve never been officially diagnosed with Autism but I probably do have it according to my friend who has been diagnosed. I relate to pretty much all of this stuff
Yeah, autisim sucks sometimes but being autistic is something people can adapt to an accept, we see the world in different ways and that’s what makes us unique
So... there's a high probability that I have ADHD and a small percent chance I may be autistic (my brother has it and I'm getting a therapist soon so I'll find out eventually). But whether I do or do not have these things... I feel heard.
"And the Oscar goes to; The autistic people for their daily performances as "neurotypicals". As an autistic person diagnosed at the age of 3, I strongly relate to all of these.
For the record, a child will receive their first vaccine when they are two months old At this that’s how it is where I live in WA, USA Or how everyone else sees it, NorthWest California, Americaland
I had two teachers (one knew I was autistic) and they'd both ask me to take my earphones out then I would just imagine beating them up cause it helped distract me from sensory overload
I don't like how they've picked the crow to represent people that fit in and a silly songbird for autistic people... because I like crows... 👀 Initially I wrote a much longer comment explaining why autism works better on a crow but after a while I thought "fuck it, I have better things to do than to explain stuff for people that probably doesn't give a shit or read this comment xD ironically that's exactly what I ended up doing anyway.
I have add and sensory issues, one time in gym our teacher was playing a rlly loud song on the speakers, so I was covering my ears as to not get over stimulated, but then some jerk came up and screamed in my ear rlly loud, some ppl am I right?
When I was younger I got really mad and upset when there was a lot of noise in the classroom, and I thought that I was like that because when I was younger I really liked Angry Birds. I thought it imprinted in my mind that anger = cool, and I got really mad at myself whenever I got mad. Turns out I just get sensory overload.
I was informed I had AuDHD as a kid, so on one hand I’m completely aware that all the “weird” stuff in doing On the other hand my parents thought I would use it as a crutch and never believed me when I wasn’t in my masked state
Guy is sensory overload the thing where everything is too loud and bright and you start mentally shutting down or start having basically a mostly internal panic/anxiety attack bc those have started happening to me and i am starting to think im on the spectrum because i related to all of these that I understood
I’m not autistic but I relate with a lot of these- Like I can talk about the lore of cuphead for like 1 hour but nobody I know likes literally any of my interest so they usually tell me to shut up or they don’t listen and just leave the room or smt 🙁 Should I do something about that or nah-
0:47 I think it depends on where the person is like do a ‘and scoop!’ If their laying down if standing depends of your strength and back piggie back rides but if it was an emergency I highly suggest not picking them up unless your a professional and you might do more harm then good
0:26. All autistic memes are about how hard it is to mask, how hard it is to read people, how excruciating it is to experience sensory overload and then they hit you with a "oh no it doesn't ruin your life oh no we aren't suffering". CHOOSE WHICH ONE IT IS ALREADY
Nah we are all different autistic people lol People with a stronger autism (Mostly asperger too because we are varied a little bit, though i didnt really struggle on education) can't read easily People with a less stronger autism can't mask easily And every type of autism can experience sensory overload (If i stare at my phone for too long, I will feel the surroundings darken while my screen is more contrasted, the highest thing ever is street lights at night making my eyes basically burn)
I find it interesting that it’s sort of a stereotype that autistic people like dinosaurs and that’s not entirely inaccurate. Obviously not everyone with autism has a wide knowledge of dinosaurs, but I am curious as to why so many people do. It’s like the meme about guys obsessing over the Roman Empire. Like, WHY are people so obsessed with certain things? And why are so many people obsessed with the same thing? What makes a topic more likely to be obsessed over? Does it have to be something in history that we don’t have full knowledge of and likely won’t be expanded too much as time passes? Or is it some other factor? And I don’t understand having a favorite dinosaur. Like, I sorta get having favorites, but I also kinda don’t understand
I have autism, found out reasontly, the batman one is very funny, most of the others are either relatable or I dont get them, probably because I'm autistic xD Great vedio tho!
Took the RAADS-R by myself and passed with flying colors (I believe it was the 160s), and I’m already diagnosed ADD and OCD, so I’m fairly certain I’m just undiagnosed. I do not appreciate being attacked out here with that last one!!! /j
I funnily enough don't really get 0:12, I wouldn't say i'm monosyllabic at all, and there's a very very noticeabke difference between excited me and regular me
to those saying they relate: please please please do your research. self diagnosing is a widely accepted thing in the autistic community but we STRONGLY reccommend you to intensive research, and not just for autism either (sometimes you might misdiagnose yourself)
Yup! I just found out I had ADHD, I’m 29. I always knew I suffered from anxiety and depression since I was preteen but I still felt like something else was different…
Yeah, I relate, I actually brought it up with my psychologist but they said no so I shut up about it for almost a year, but I really do think now that I might have some kind of autism
and tbh if you're autistic you'll probably already be doing intensive research anyway :P (half-joking)
I have done lots of research in my life, and I’m getting tested soon, but I don’t really self-diagnose due to hate. Usually I kinda do in spaces like this, but yeah. I’ll report back after testing later this year.
@@Bubblegum-xm5cg good luck!
Me: I’m so good at masking!
Also me: *happy screeching and flapping my hands whenever I figure out my dad made spaghetti*
I don't like when my mom makes spaghetti, she doesn't put salt in the water
I like spaghetti but then I try to eat it and it takes 2 hours
I always clap my hands really hard when I get too excited over something out of nowhere
*draws success kid meme cuz you don't gotta do any practises today*
relatable
We stan people who don't use Autism as a joke or insult
My ex bestie did so guess whos been ditched
sadly everyone thinks she innocent soo yeah it’s just me and my other friend
Yeah a lot of people think it's bad well it's not easy being austic but it doesn't mean you should use it as a joke or inst
Insult
And I hate people who do I see it on my youtube feed on my iPod touch sometimes
Yes we certainly do :3
Watching this after just getting sensory overload despite my incredibly pleasant and peaceful holiday is pretty comforting. Don’t forget to listen to yourself and not push too far today
Back then when I was newly diagnosed with autism I didn't understand most of the memes but nowadays I can understand most of them now and theres always something relatable about them!
When I was first diagnosed, I didn't even know what the term autism meant.
I don’t have autism, or ADHD, or really anything, but I relate to so many of these on so many levels HELP
I got news for ya
Same bro, I actually plan to get myself tested cause I realize my behavior isn't normal and it affects so much plus I relate to alot of ppl with ADHD and autism
Well perhaps you do have it and just haven't been diagnosed with it yet
@@cynthiabrogan9215 its. not that easy
@@YAMOMMA12345 It sometimes is. Plus it’s just a comment for both internet haha points but also a “you may want to speak to your healthcare provider”
I discovered the word "nuerodivergent" (that took me too long to spell) and the neurodivergent community late April last year. I love getting to relate to things like this and actually enjoy who I am now.
*neurodivergent btw /info
"They're the same picture", i almost died there XD My therapist said i'm high functioning/mildly autistic, when i'm actually just very good at masking, but everything else in my life is falling apart because of my autistic behaviour patterns. But sure, tell me how mild it is 🙃
I would’ve been like “Bro, I’m autistic, not Tostitos salsa.”
That's what that means
The fact that you are capable of masking is what makes it mild/high functioning
It's a misconception because "mild" forms of conditions are still more debilitating than not having the condition. If it wasn't significantly debilitating then it wouldn't be diagnosable technically, for any conditions diagnosed solely by symptoms
There is really a huge difference between HF and LF though
Honestly same! The pain
I love the first one. I'm not sure/ don't believe I'm asd/ADHD but I'm OCD and PTSD/anxiety/depression and that's pretty damn relatable.
I’m not denying what you just said, but there’s memes just like it and it’s funny.
I don’t have autism, but I do have ADHD, and can I just say that these are the most relatable memes I’ve ever seen. Dare I say, more relatable than the Me IRL subreddit?
2:13 stickman had never heard such BS before in his life
is it weird that even though i was autism, i absolutely love loud music and noises and bright flashing lights?-
Nah. You, firstly, don't need to show/have all symptoms of autism to be autist. Secondly, music and bright lights have underlying associations that may ease swallowing the pill, regardless of point 1.
Although, the second point is just a guess and an opinion, no need to take it seriously. I haven't studied psychology or psychiatry, after all.
No it's not weird at all! All autistic people have different experiences, and by the sound of it, I'm guessing that you have hyposensitive hearing and vision.
not weird as its a spectrum and makes complete sense
Not at all, there are sensory avoidant autistics (I don't like this fabric, this party is too loud so I'm going home) and there are sensory seeking (pressure, hug me! Let me squeeze my eyes so I can see the lights). Those can even exist in the same person lol. One can not like a sensory experience yet actively seek out another.
But it's still possible to get overstimulated even by the things you love so, take care of yourself😎
@@junejj2127 Perfectly put! And I can say I experience that too (I don't like to be touched by surprise but I enjoy big hugs when I give them)
Y'all didn't have to come for my entire life like that with the last one.
Seriously though, I really appreciate this completion.
The funny thing is at school how I mask is not by interacting with my classmates except in a few circumstances and with my best friend
My teachers are always saying: “Oh she’s so quiet”
Clearly they have never lived with me and seen my impressions of the Autobot Blurr or me spinning around the house rather than walking normally
Also I tend to mask less online
But yeah I know if I get talking I can go on for hours so even when I want to share something with a classmate who’s not really my friend I just don’t
Same, I just don't talk to people
Transformers are AWESOME!
@@opulenceharbingerofchaos3939 YESSSSSSSSS
@@rosepuppy1984 My personal favorite is Shockwave. I vibe with him so much, and his character is such a cool idea. I know pretty much everything about him and have an absurd amount of pictures of him on my phone.
@@opulenceharbingerofchaos3939 my favorite is Arcee (specifically Prime Arcee because she’s so cool) I have 4 hats with her on them. My favorite Decepticon is IDW Misfire, my favorite Maximal is Airazor, my favorite Predacon is Waspinator, and my favorite dinobot is Swoop.
Also once for literally no reason at all I decided to try to name 100 Autobots and afterwards I kept thinking of more and more Autobots after I had already listed 100.
Oh also I once met 1 of the visual effects artists who worked on Transformers (2007) and Dark of the Moon!
Right now I’m actually finishing a silly video where I edit Transformers Prime episodes with stupid stuff and memes! Also a lot of it is me bullying Starscream in each episode he’s in. I’m currently editing season 2 episode 2.
I have adhd but this is pretty relatable
This is like the most likes I’ve ever gotten lol
Me too
I have both
Same :,)
It's worth pointing out that ADHD is comorbid with autism. Chances are that if you have one, you actually have both and one of them is just a bit more dominant than the other.
@@sunscreenhoarder6558 my adhd is more dominant then my autisim
im undiagnosed but these are so relatable
*happy ASD noises*
0:45 exactly when ever I try to purposely make a joke it doesn't make people laugh but then when I say something like this everyone laughs
OK but seriously _what_ do NTs get from small talk cause I just can't.
I had to do it for a job a while back and it was just so empty and hollow. The same few phrases but no real conversation
I still haven't entirely figured out what small talk is supposed to sound like
@@caitlinanzovin1146 It's mostly asking questions you don't care to hear the answer to and giving nondetailed responses.
So for example: How are you? Fine? Did you have a good weekend? Yeah? Think moody teens in movies talking to their parents.
I MUST HAVE CONVERSATIONS ABOUT MY SPECIAL INTERESTS OR I WILL EXPLODE
0:53 I sadly relate as my best friend did this but I have a new one now and she’s so nice. It’s nice having someone I can fight with for fun and nobody gets mad lmao
0:22
FINALLY!!
Hey I’m recently diagnosed so pretty new to the online autism community. For any takers I have a question pertaining to terminology: So I’m seeing a lot of discourse about autism labels, as in high functioning/ low functioning. Which I get because even though I am “high functioning/mild” I do have intense executive function issues and just in general a hard time getting anything that requires effort done consistently.
Guess I’m asking if there’s a correct way to refer to those on the spectrum who’re currently dubbed “severe,” as in cognitively impaired with little to no verbal communication abilities who have a much more difficult time than myself maintaining independence.
I get it’s not a binary of minimal autism or maximum autism, so someone can be non-verbal and still intelligent, so I understand if this question has no simple answer, I’m just curious.
Happy to help you out,then! So from what I have learned, most people on the spectrum prefer to now use the terms "verbal" and 'non-verbal". This has less of the stigma associated with the high/low-functioning labels. I hope this helps you out, and I hope that you have a nice day! ^3^
@@aceonthecase9510 I see, that makes sense. rereading what I wrote I think I may've answered my own question, but thank you for confirming.
@@charlesroberson1387 You are welcome! I am always happy to help out fellow people on the spectrum as well.
Doing my best to repeat what I've heard from autistic creators: "high/low suppot needs" is a better frame of reference than "mild/severe" or "functioning".
It's a spectrum, so of course someone can have high support needs in some areas, but are relatively independent in other areas. Verbal/nonverbal is not necessarily indicative of support needs. Hopefully this helps, and doesn't read as mad!
@@gavin9278 Don't worry about it!
The amount of times I say stuff that just sounds normal in my head and people take it as a joke and find it funny
I don't have autism, but I do have ADHD. I don't relate to everything you guys deal with, but I like to be informed ^-^!
1:18 Robin is my mom one of my aunts and one of my uncles, and Batman is me
Tip from my autistic sibling: if anyone ever asks if you’re ‘acoustic’, tell them, “no i’m electric”
2:27 anyone else bothered the sauces go right-to-left in increasing hotness scale, instead of left-to-right ?? o.O
These are fantastic and so very true...
You deserve more views than this. Subscribed.
0:34 me and my sister with flan. IT HAS A JELLO TEXTURE AND JELLO TEXTURE IS SUPPOSED TO TASTE LIKE JELLO
The first one is incredibly relatable lol. Every time I get praised I’m just so confused and don’t know what to really do with it.
0:33 i relate to that waayyyy to much. Like food will taste good but texture just EUGH
2:07 YUP! this is me, when I try to make a plan I want it followed to the letter and if anything changes ever so slightly I used to have a panic attack (I have sense gotten better over time and am a lot more flexable)
I relate to these routines and life memes on a personal level and Im not autistic lmao
“Nah man, I just got symptoms disorder.”
i love these because, being autistic, i relate to most of them, but the sudden influx of autism-related content on my recommended page has started bringing in. less positive autism videos. which sucks obviously, i tried clicking the not interested option but they keep showing up.
I get sensory overload very frequently, but I also have 7 siblings, so I've probably got a higher tolerance than most.
0:29 honestly this is kind of true
I have autism and this is how I feel about it
It keeps me from understanding social cues and it makes me look like a fool of myself in front of others. If there was a way I could keep the personality autism has shaped of me and remove the struggles life would be amazing for me
Being an enneagram 5, I thought having autism, adhd, bipolar disorder and bpd is normal until it's actually affecting my life
But seeing this, it made my day
(I just have a bad dysfunctional family, abusive mother and the cause of negativity in my life, the non-existent and not important stepsister. I rather not wanted to talk about her)
Y’all didn’t have to come for my entire life with 2:00
I think that trying to find a cure to autism is stupid because even though having autism is difficult sometimes its a large part of who I am.
The cure is learning things but really hard to be specific since we are all different
@@thischannelis_bad123 I agree the cure is understanding. I think that if everyone would take the time to listen to and understand other people the world would be a much better place.
@@drake52 Autistic people like us are trying our best, probably true
The expression one is the bane of my existence. Don't have Autism, as far as I know, but damn...I get extremely anxious about not really being able to emote properly. I just assume everyone thinks I'm dead on the inside or just rude.
As an Aspie I can relate to almost all of these HAHA
My family and I are aware that Autism is a spectrum disorder, but we have always described my older brother as "severely autistic", since he has the mental and emotional capacity of a 2-3 yr old, and he is handicapped. I was recently told that I have "high functioning" autism. I learned that the spectrum is more like a color wheel than a scale, but should I stop describing my brother's autism as severe?
I've heard that using support needs as a reference point is more relevant and less mean. So your brother could be described as having high support needs, and the specific area(s) where that support is needed can be listed as well.
This helps to reaffirm that all ppl are different; they might need help with some things, but are completely independent with other things. It's a great perspective when considering any type of person as well, not just autistic people! Hopefully this helps!
You either are autistic or not. The effects of it can affect your quality of life in a variety of ways. A more effective term would be one that addresses his ability to function as an autistic person not the autism itself.
@@gavin9278 thanks dude 😎
Use "high support needs"
I was diagnosed with autism when I was two-years-old (I don't mind being autistic -- I hate it when people say that autism is a disease/needs to be cured...I have never heard that personally, I just know that people have said it before. In today's world, I think people are starting to be more open and be more understanding of others). I was diagnosed with anxiety (age 7), depression (age 15/16), and OCD (age 2).
It is possible to actually have a cure but like it's not a cure it's a literal lobotomy from the 3000's
And it isn't specific so it will be easier to learn things than them being injected directly into your memories nowadays
Am I the only person with autism that hopes they find a cure?
I’ve seen other people on the internet who do. What do you think or imagine a cure would be like?
no I feel the same. I don’t care about ‘having a super power’ or ‘being how I am’. I want to be normal.
No. I have Asperger's and feel the same way as you.
I’ve never been officially diagnosed with Autism but I probably do have it according to my friend who has been diagnosed. I relate to pretty much all of this stuff
Ayyyyyy undiagnosed squad.
Thank you for the video!
Bro so relatable lol
Happy autism awareness month upcoming to all my fellow autism!!!!
Yeah, autisim sucks sometimes but being autistic is something people can adapt to an accept, we see the world in different ways and that’s what makes us unique
I have ADHD, and I find some of these relatable while some completely not, thank you for making these videos!
Both ADHD and autism are kinds of neurodivergent.
@@squidcultist0022 True
So... there's a high probability that I have ADHD and a small percent chance I may be autistic (my brother has it and I'm getting a therapist soon so I'll find out eventually).
But whether I do or do not have these things... I feel heard.
Nice video and cool memes
Why are these so accurate
2:01 Omg I was always so obsessed with dinosaurs
oh no its to much relatablity!
"And the Oscar goes to; The autistic people for their daily performances as "neurotypicals". As an autistic person diagnosed at the age of 3, I strongly relate to all of these.
0:53 "Your potty has a shocky thing in it."
I have a different type of sensory overload... RAGE HOTTER THEN THE SUN EVERYTIME I HEAR UNNECESSARY YELLING
This video was a gift from the heavens
For the record, a child will receive their first vaccine when they are two months old
At this that’s how it is where I live in WA, USA
Or how everyone else sees it, NorthWest California, Americaland
Here in WI, they get HepB the minute they're born!
As someone who is autistic, I can confirm all of that.
the last part is relatable.
1:34 Yeah
0:22 my brain: target spotted begin "friendship" protocol also my brain: sir yes sir. We've got this just remember your training
lmao I thought you were someone named lily from stage crew that I used to do
I had two teachers (one knew I was autistic) and they'd both ask me to take my earphones out then I would just imagine beating them up cause it helped distract me from sensory overload
I do that a lot, minus the earphones and professional diagnosis. I’m just undiagnosed and violent lol.
LOLL BUT THE FIRST ONE WAS SO TRUE THO
As someone with autism I relate to most of these (especially the last one)
I don't like how they've picked the crow to represent people that fit in and a silly songbird for autistic people... because I like crows... 👀
Initially I wrote a much longer comment explaining why autism works better on a crow but after a while I thought "fuck it, I have better things to do than to explain stuff for people that probably doesn't give a shit or read this comment xD ironically that's exactly what I ended up doing anyway.
I know for a fact have autism and ADHD and I actually love this video and it is so true!
as an aspergic these are very relateable
Yeah thats just an older diagnosis for a specific place on the spectrum
i would like to see more about OCD and Anxiety please
I want to know how jigsaw puzzles colored helps with autism issues
I have add and sensory issues, one time in gym our teacher was playing a rlly loud song on the speakers, so I was covering my ears as to not get over stimulated, but then some jerk came up and screamed in my ear rlly loud, some ppl am I right?
The guy in the middle at 0:46 looks like Greg Heffley lol
When I was younger I got really mad and upset when there was a lot of noise in the classroom, and I thought that I was like that because when I was younger I really liked Angry Birds. I thought it imprinted in my mind that anger = cool, and I got really mad at myself whenever I got mad. Turns out I just get sensory overload.
The second one is so true
I was informed I had AuDHD as a kid, so on one hand I’m completely aware that all the “weird” stuff in doing
On the other hand my parents thought I would use it as a crutch and never believed me when I wasn’t in my masked state
0:38 - me with waffles
I have Aspergers and I have never met a person who talks negatively or makes some ludicrous claim about Autism. Just people who never heard of it.
I was bullied for it all my life😔 Glad that you got lucky tho
Had to click bc I, too, am a theatre kid named Lily 😂
Guy is sensory overload the thing where everything is too loud and bright and you start mentally shutting down or start having basically a mostly internal panic/anxiety attack bc those have started happening to me and i am starting to think im on the spectrum because i related to all of these that I understood
I’m not autistic but I relate with a lot of these-
Like I can talk about the lore of cuphead for like 1 hour but nobody I know likes literally any of my interest so they usually tell me to shut up or they don’t listen and just leave the room or smt 🙁
Should I do something about that or nah-
0:47 I think it depends on where the person is like do a ‘and scoop!’ If their laying down if standing depends of your strength and back piggie back rides but if it was an emergency I highly suggest not picking them up unless your a professional and you might do more harm then good
0:26. All autistic memes are about how hard it is to mask, how hard it is to read people, how excruciating it is to experience sensory overload and then they hit you with a "oh no it doesn't ruin your life oh no we aren't suffering". CHOOSE WHICH ONE IT IS ALREADY
Nah we are all different autistic people lol
People with a stronger autism (Mostly asperger too because we are varied a little bit, though i didnt really struggle on education) can't read easily
People with a less stronger autism can't mask easily
And every type of autism can experience sensory overload (If i stare at my phone for too long, I will feel the surroundings darken while my screen is more contrasted, the highest thing ever is street lights at night making my eyes basically burn)
Another thing that I experience because of overload is the sound pressure creeping me out and making me feel like a ghost
My parents don't understand correctly
this is v relatable since I have combined ADHD
I said HDHD first time I wrote this- :’)
I find it interesting that it’s sort of a stereotype that autistic people like dinosaurs and that’s not entirely inaccurate. Obviously not everyone with autism has a wide knowledge of dinosaurs, but I am curious as to why so many people do. It’s like the meme about guys obsessing over the Roman Empire. Like, WHY are people so obsessed with certain things? And why are so many people obsessed with the same thing? What makes a topic more likely to be obsessed over? Does it have to be something in history that we don’t have full knowledge of and likely won’t be expanded too much as time passes? Or is it some other factor? And I don’t understand having a favorite dinosaur. Like, I sorta get having favorites, but I also kinda don’t understand
They're called hyperfixations /special interests
I have autism, found out reasontly, the batman one is very funny, most of the others are either relatable or I dont get them, probably because I'm autistic xD Great vedio tho!
I'm not autistic and yet I still relate
I'm not autistic but the first one Is how I feel
The Second meme is like me
I commonly have sensory overload
I- I relate to alot of these
Welp-
As a person with ADHD, this is relatable.
If I dont get the taco bell sauce meme does that mean Im autistic?
Took the RAADS-R by myself and passed with flying colors (I believe it was the 160s), and I’m already diagnosed ADD and OCD, so I’m fairly certain I’m just undiagnosed. I do not appreciate being attacked out here with that last one!!! /j
13:12. I love that one (and Jane Fonda) 🤓
Relatable
I funnily enough don't really get 0:12, I wouldn't say i'm monosyllabic at all, and there's a very very noticeabke difference between excited me and regular me
I have autism and relate to many of these, the only ones I don’t relate to is the Dino one and I don’t think vaccines cause autism
Thank you