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Jordan B. Peterson: Pyramid of Pain
My thoughts on Dr. Jordan Peterson. I really appreciated a lot of his earlier work, but lately he's been kind of... strange, focusing a lot on topics such as death, pain, hell, and religious iconography.
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Disputing a YouTube copyright strike using prepaid legal services...? My experience
มุมมอง 233ปีที่แล้ว
It's scary when you get an actual TH-cam copyright strike (not copyright claim). If you don't want to hand over your personal info to the claimant, you have to send a statement through lawyer back to TH-cam in which you assert you believe your use of the material was lawful (e.g. that it falls under Fair Use - in your own personal opinion, not a lawyer's). Fortunately, there are prepaid legal s...
The most controversial movie about autism? (Free to watch on YouTube now!)
มุมมอง 314ปีที่แล้ว
Sia's controversial movie "Music" is now free to watch in TH-cam's official Movies selection (at least in the U.S.) Here are my thoughts on it.
Wig Disaster Update
มุมมอง 144ปีที่แล้ว
Just a life update since I cut my hair short and am wearing wigs.
Ruminations on... frugal living, past lifestyle creep, etc.
มุมมอง 156ปีที่แล้ว
Life update about frugal living
Lesser-known speech patterns in autistic people
มุมมอง 1.2Kปีที่แล้ว
We all know the common speech patterns in high-functioning autistic people. When you google "Wiki speech patterns autism" you learn "Stilted speech, along with atypical intonation, semantic drift, terseness, and perseveration, are all known deficits with adolescents on the autistic spectrum". ("Perseveration" means: droning on and on about the same thing; I believe "semantic drift" means slight...
"Falling too deeply in love" - Autism & Limerence
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I wish someone had told me this when I was young. We autists have to learn so many things the hard way...
The Disney Vlogosphere is crashing right now
มุมมอง 131ปีที่แล้ว
The Disney subculture has always fascinated me. I think some Disney adults are on the spectrum, and I explain here what might attract an autistic person to join the "cult." In fact, I suspect that Walt Disney himself was on the spectrum (again - when I say "on the spectrum" I do not mean ASD, just autistic traits!), and briefly look at his life to test this theory. A very interesting developmen...
Long-winded, whimsical, self-aware rants... funny, cringe, or autism?
มุมมอง 232ปีที่แล้ว
There is a certain type of humor that geeks and nerds often use. Those kind of weird extra-wordy rants that go on and on. Some find it fun; some find it off-putting, repetitive, and cringe. Personally, I like geeky humor, even if it's a bit derivative and just uses the same lines and memes over and over. In my opinion it's mostly the long-windedness that tests the audience's patience and puts i...
The Chris D'Elia problem...
มุมมอง 250ปีที่แล้ว
My thoughts
The solution to all hair problems? My REAL experiences wearing wigs/hair pieces (Part 1)
มุมมอง 139ปีที่แล้ว
Yeah so I've always had terrible hair, as well as sensory issues (related to autism) that makes it hard to manage it. Plus I grew up during the worst time - the eighties, when women were expected to have enormous hair. I finally decided to go full wig earlier this year. Here I talk about my experiences.
The Daily Wire: Masters of the Green Screen? Also: thoughts on Matt Walsh, Ben Shapiro etc.
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I explain why I switched to a green screen setup; partly inspired by other channels who do it very well. Which does include The Daily Wire. I think Matt Walsh's setup in particular is very clever. Is green screen manipulative? I then take the opportunity to talk a bit about Matt Walsh, Ben Shapiro, Jordan Peterson etc. They do have a huge following (including many autistic men), so that's vague...
Stream Sniping & Autism
มุมมอง 166ปีที่แล้ว
Stream sniping (tracking down a livestreamer who's streaming from a public location and approaching them during their broadcast) seems like one of those unique situations in modern society that would have been unlikely if not impossible even 10-15 years ago. I think many stream snipers are on the spectrum... lacking the social awareness that this is just not a good idea. Here I react to some vi...
Part 2: Do you use these words? Formal/academic language as a symptom of high-functioning autism
มุมมอง 200ปีที่แล้ว
Part 2 of my walk through a random internet list of "words that make you sound smart," and looking up where autistic people use them in their videos. Just for fun and to look at some clips :) Both neurotypical and autistic people use these words of course, but (overly?) formal/academic language is something commonly found in people with high-functioning autism/Asperger's
How bad is middle-aged Tinder? (A woman's perspective) (Spoiler: It's pretty bad.)
มุมมอง 228ปีที่แล้ว
Here I'm looking at Tinder profiles from 2017 and analyze if I would have responded or not, and why. I explain how to write good profiles, and what aspects might (surprisingly?) turn women off, especially women who are on the spectrum like me and who are looking for long-term relationships, not hook-ups. Don't make these mistakes if you hope to connect with a geeky girl. (The kind nerdy enough ...
Wow, how hard it is for doctors to diagnose autism in adults...?!
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Wow, how hard it is for doctors to diagnose autism in adults...?!
Do you use these rare words? Formal language patterns and high-functioning autism
มุมมอง 246ปีที่แล้ว
Do you use these rare words? Formal language patterns and high-functioning autism
Ayn Rand's Objectivism: the most autistic philosophy?
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Ayn Rand's Objectivism: the most autistic philosophy?
When the first date goes great - but things fall apart shortly after
มุมมอง 208ปีที่แล้ว
When the first date goes great - but things fall apart shortly after
Sold my car. First experiences living car-free... worst decision ever? Or best?
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Sold my car. First experiences living car-free... worst decision ever? Or best?
My current guilty pleasure: AI Jesus
มุมมอง 174ปีที่แล้ว
My current guilty pleasure: AI Jesus
Follow-up: driving for Uber vs. selling my car. What did I choose? And why?
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Follow-up: driving for Uber vs. selling my car. What did I choose? And why?
Storytime: I met my "perfect match" on OkCupid. He was not what I expected...
มุมมอง 314ปีที่แล้ว
Storytime: I met my "perfect match" on OkCupid. He was not what I expected...
Autism, the gig economy, and "side hustles"... are we headed for a crisis?
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Autism, the gig economy, and "side hustles"... are we headed for a crisis?
Life hacks to save money on food and eat healthier... if you're autistic
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Life hacks to save money on food and eat healthier... if you're autistic
AI / ChatGPT: Why I'm worried
มุมมอง 233ปีที่แล้ว
AI / ChatGPT: Why I'm worried
Stop it with the "tinkle music"! How background music spoils so many videos for me
มุมมอง 199ปีที่แล้ว
Stop it with the "tinkle music"! How background music spoils so many videos for me
Autism + ADHD = This awesome couple! See how they make their neurodiverse marriage work
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Autism ADHD = This awesome couple! See how they make their neurodiverse marriage work
Autistic Burnout! Did HealthyGamerGG fail this young man? 🤔 I think so
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Autistic Burnout! Did HealthyGamerGG fail this young man? 🤔 I think so
Coffee Addiction and Autism
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Coffee Addiction and Autism

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  • @sfllaw
    @sfllaw 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I’m sorry that you stopped posting videos, which I can only assume was related to this event. No pressure to start up again, but I do hope you’re doing well.

  • @KBart414
    @KBart414 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thank you! This really struck a chord. I commend you for your impeccable attitude - understanding yourself, and not giving up ❤ Being self-aware, being kind to yourself, and removing yourself from situations is a great approach. Tough to know how much to push. Whe. tears come, youve already crossed the line.😢 Challenges help us learn and grow, but overdoing it is counterproductive. It's a beautiful thing when you find the right balance! 😊

  • @christel3002
    @christel3002 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This is meant to be helpful, but rather is harsh and hard. Why do ND have to attune to NT? I do not like the way it sounds, judgemental in a way

  • @ThePinkfluf
    @ThePinkfluf 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I cried every day age 9 at school for a year and became physically ill through stress ! If overwhelmed today I cry Things get too much and I cry ! I also cry when I’m laughing ! I’m 53. Diagnosed with asd as adult . Can relate to everything u said ! In 70s. Nobody knew what to do 🙏☺️

  • @takke9830
    @takke9830 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    To be fair his adhd advice was also god aweful. Ppl keep worshipping him despite the fact he pushes his religion on ppl every time he does these interviews and also i think claimed depression isn‘t real wich was certainly a take. But in general, this guy is shady to a certain extent. I mean, his adhd advice was literally just: „push through it until you hit burnout lol“ like, his take was literally „just hustle harder lol“ it‘s now what an adhd expert would say. Cause anyone knows who knows adhd well that burnout is a big issue with hyperfocus that leads to self sabotage. Not to mention also that he keeps playing the a-political game wich is to be fair a bigger issue in therapy as a whole. And mind you I say this as someone who‘s been trained in that field for a while. There‘s a video about that I‘ve seen recently that‘s called „Is therapy under capitalism just professional gaslighting?“ and that really resonated with me. Cause that‘s what you‘re doing if you gaslight patients about the fact that the world is making you sick especially the neurodivergent ppl that are forced into a world lacking accessibility on a huge scale. It‘s just a bigger issue with this field though. Dr K being a online celebrity trying to sell you a course by fostering a online community that white knights for him so hard they shout down any ppl online critisizing him much like a cult would. This is why DR K doesn‘t always sit right with me. Cause you can‘t play this game of „it‘s not a therapy session we‘re just talking lol“ while also very much using that only as a shield to save himself from legal issues. But what he does is a lot like therapy. But broadcasted and profitted off without any protection given to the client cause dr K is hiding behind „it‘s not therapy guys!“ wich u know, is certainly a way to shield yourself from reaponsibility. But that‘s what is working for him. Like a more sophisticated dr phil. Turning healthcare into entertainment. And dangling something in front of poor ppl to monetize their issues with public pseudo therapy. It‘s not that ethical is it? But tell that to his minions. They‘ll treat you like a sinner for not worshipping the god emperor dr K. That‘s the issue I think. He‘s using therapy to profit off of the same system that is making ppl sick. But so is normal therapy to be fair. Dr K‘s version is just a lot more dodgy and blatant in it‘s exploitation than a regular therapist getting their paycheck for doing a session.

  • @kellibabb6141
    @kellibabb6141 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I believe Orion Kelly has been in radio and broadcasting his whole adult life. Maybe that's why his speech patterns are the way they are.

  • @Laura8-pearl
    @Laura8-pearl 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I agree with you. I don’t understand why autistic content creators try so hard to appear neurotypical. It is painful for me to watch. You can feel the disconnect and too much over the top expression.

  • @wyimaginowanaaluzja
    @wyimaginowanaaluzja 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I’ve had a “meltdown” at work two days ago. I was just overwhelmed by sudden changes and complications that happened. I’ve felt dizzy and like I couldn’t handle anymore. so I took myself to the office, where I was on my own, sat on the floor, started sobbing then crying out loud, rocking and hitting head. I remember what I was doing but I just couldn’t stop, couldn’t help it. My manager came and held me to prevent me from hitting self. I have a massive bruise on my thigh, don’t even know how it happened. I had to take the next day off and I slept nearly all day, I was mentally and physically drained. I remember crying in lots of different situations, crying and running around the park when something was not right, crying when couldn’t do something. Once I took a wrong train and started crying and approached train workers for help because I panicked and didn’t know what to do. I don’t know if I’m autistic and these were meltdowns or I am just hysterical woman who cannot cope with stress/wrongdoing/new situations. I’m 35, was recently referred for ASD diagnosis.

  • @marcelpenuelatraub2343
    @marcelpenuelatraub2343 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    A lot af aspies find looking people into the eye creepy.

  • @bobsaffron8284
    @bobsaffron8284 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    A great analysis and very helpful for NT's like me to understand. Thanks for the video.

  • @Wahhhhhhhh-hhh
    @Wahhhhhhhh-hhh 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This is the funniest video I have ever seen

  • @pensador6953
    @pensador6953 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    16:09 is more like overcommitment to the truth to the point you go blunt.

  • @pedrova8058
    @pedrova8058 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Rand's entire speech makes me think of Ron Swanson (character from the series "Parks and Recs", very fun), it's a good example of how absurd it can be to take the idea of ​​self-sufficiency or individual freedom to the extreme (and that imperative need to limit the importance of emotions)

  • @YouTubeUzername
    @YouTubeUzername 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Just don’t do it.

  • @Truerealism747
    @Truerealism747 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    My mum who i list last year to Asperger's severe ms heds had this related to ocd what i have do you have fybromyalgia i have heds autism adhd and do does my son great work in your videos

  • @kitchencarvings4621
    @kitchencarvings4621 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    As I am, she was most likely an INTP or INTJ personality type. We see through bullshit like it's a pane of clear glass. If Objectivism attracts people on the spectrum, then that's good for them because Objectivism is true.

  • @maybesomedayperhaps1
    @maybesomedayperhaps1 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I love Jordan Peterson. I've seen him several times and have even met him. I was just blessed to catch him a couple weeks ago. Have followed him for years.

  • @spacedout3660
    @spacedout3660 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I was, and still am, a very sensitive person. I related to a lot of what you said. Especially about crying at work and wanting to be able to show more confidence

  • @JessyCloud
    @JessyCloud 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    You can tell he has adhd and her having autism, its beautiful they harmonize.

  • @TomiSimatupang
    @TomiSimatupang 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Ich hatte gerade einen "Aha"-Moment. In Indonesien wird mein Verhalten so oft mit "ach du bist doch schon sehr deutsch geworden" (Oder so ähnlich, natürlich auf Indonesisch) kommentiert, aber ich war in allen angesprochenen Punkten schon seit meiner Kindheit vor dem Umzug so.

  • @marcushinm
    @marcushinm 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I know this is an old video, but doctor k doesn't do therapy with these people. These are supposed to be conversations so even if he knew about the Autism he would not tell the caller about it. It might not be that he is oblivious to the autism, but that it would cross a line to where this would no longer just be a guiding conversation but straight up therapy. It's nice to hear your perspective, but it seems like you misunderstand the purpose of these conversations, and what they are supposed to be.

  • @zethstar3475
    @zethstar3475 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    btw its not like dr k. is necessarily NT, seeing as what some comments seem to believe, from his adhd videos it gives off the vibe that he's talking about his own personal experiences.

  • @rollinriver3633
    @rollinriver3633 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I know you have hundreds of hours into this, but this wig looks pretty good. You might want to consider your "wig" being your brand and wear a dozen totally different looks. Have fun with it!

  • @rollinriver3633
    @rollinriver3633 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Enjoyed your original videos and now just vegging out on some of your more recent non-autistic topics. After your early ones, you seem like an old friend. One suggestion, I use closed captions (do aspies have a hard time hearing syllable differentiations?) and I'm not a fast reader, so if you add comments on the screen, please leave them up there at least 3x longer than you do and put them in the upper right so they aren't blocked by other screen junk. When you pause TH-cam they cover the bottom third of the screen. Thanks for all you have been to us!

  • @WhoIsJohnGaltt
    @WhoIsJohnGaltt 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    But the real question is. Is she right?

  • @Mal1234567
    @Mal1234567 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Rand might have had some of the traits of an aspy, but she was no aspy.

  • @Mal1234567
    @Mal1234567 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    32:13 Philosophy is NOT the science that studies the basic nature of existence. That would by physics, not philosophy.

  • @Mal1234567
    @Mal1234567 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Rand didn't give up on humanity, she gave up on people.

  • @Mal1234567
    @Mal1234567 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Ayn Rand doesn't sound autistic in that letter, she sounds Jewish.

  • @kleinereverie8763
    @kleinereverie8763 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    As an autistic person, there is no such thing as 'high-functioning' or 'low-functioning' autism. Those terms, while I get what you mean, are misleading, because as someone with level 1 autism according to my DSM diagnosis, there some specific moments and situations where I can't function well at all, and calling it high-functioning makes it sound like we don't really struggle. It's kind of invalidating. Jumping to conclusion with diagnoses and making so many assumptions can also be risky. People who have experienced trauma can also present with neurodivergent traits, so you can't assume that everyone presenting differently is neurodivergent. That's why we have specialists to diagnose these things (not Dr K, he isn't an autism specialist) who carry out what's known as a differential diagnosis to find the most likely root cause before using labels. The term Asperger's also doesn't exist anymore (unless you're diagnosing with the ICD - it's ASD to honour the fact that everyone autistic can present uniquely and still be autistic. It would be innappropriate for Dr K to try and diagnose someone with anything in a short public call - diagnoses for autism are complex and long for a reason.

  • @fawnhoskins5429
    @fawnhoskins5429 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    it's crazy to me how real the double empathy problem is. even people i'd sort of expect to try to understand end up saying things like, "you really dropped the ball!" i've heard similar things from my family during my burnout, and that stuff *hurts*. i mean, you try to explain what you're going through in specific terms to people who should care & they just... don't, no matter how many times you try to explain.

  • @sebastienpoupon6229
    @sebastienpoupon6229 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I don't know if Objectivism could be attractive to some autistic person but the point is Objectivism is not autism friendly. Many studies are showing that a significantly higher number of autistic persons compared to neurotypicals are unemployed or under employed and, as a result, need Welfare benefits. What would happen to them if Ayn Rand ideas became widespread? Moreover, I think it's insulting to those on the spectrum to suggest that they are more egoist than the general population. Being less able to communicate empathy doesn't mean they have less empathy. Objectivism is more a philosophy appealing to sociopaths. Unfortunately, sociopaths are also more common than autistic people in the upper class and more money driven, which is more in line with Rand philosophy.

  • @vsirrmk
    @vsirrmk 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Uh.. so? After 10 min of listening to this , no word or tip or help or hint as to how to date people with A. ...

  • @lizd2943
    @lizd2943 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The question isn't does my happiness matter, it's does my happiness "objectively" matter more than other people?

  • @compulsiverambler1352
    @compulsiverambler1352 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    You are genetically adapted to flee famine, it is an evolutionary response to perceived famine and need to migrate, so it makes you feel virtuous and strong for moving and ignoring hunger pangs, and guilt for eating which feels guilty and shameful so that you will keep migrating and allow your children to eat on the journey instead of you when you find scraps (hence anorexics love cooking for other people or watching others eat) but not getting distracted by foraging because if you do you won't migrate fast enough to reach abundant land. It also happens in mice and pigs who lose weight but more easily in female than male mice and more easily in their adolescence, just like in humans. Ths proves that the social cultural theories are wrong, it is a survival instinct that makes you terrified of stopping to eat while migrating by making you feel greedy and guilty for self-indulgence. Some people with anorexia, but not all, associate greed with getting fat, which is why some anorexics say they hate the idea of getting fat, it simply represents their REAL aversion, which is of feeling greedy. The process is triggered by any weight loss of any cause, which triggers this famine response. It is a migration "keep moving and feel guilty for eating so the tribe can reach new land before your children starve" gene, which in humans only a minority of people have, whereas most mice have it. Most humans do not have the same physiological response to starvation that anorexics have, because most humans have instead "wait for the famine here to pass" genetic variants that makes their brain send "rest and eat whatever you find without any guilt" signals. The migration gene members of the tribe, being a minority, probably helped push the rest of the tribe to finally migrate, and boosted morale with their physiologically unique response to starvation (that includes heightened energy and delusional optimism about how not-starving you are, not being able to see the emaciation and so not despairing) whenever famine did not pass quickly enough.

  • @ClementineShmementine
    @ClementineShmementine 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I cry at work. I cannot handle the overhead light- i feel out of control after work- I sometimes hit my head and I can’t stop moving

  • @emilinebee6280
    @emilinebee6280 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Isn't everyone like this? They just hide it better

  • @emilinebee6280
    @emilinebee6280 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I've had the same thought about "Karens". Some of them are clearly entitled, though.

  • @bobsaffron8284
    @bobsaffron8284 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thanks for the video on this fascinating topic that affects everyone.

  • @the_craftee_kitty2129
    @the_craftee_kitty2129 ปีที่แล้ว

    Being autistic and being happy wow, the way that you said that. was absolutely perfect. yes I agree a million percent and that's why they dislike her because when you're happy and you do things for yourself and for others out of your own choice people think you're an a****** no matter what always an a****** No matter how kind you are supportive you are or understanding you are no matter how helpful you are no matter what you do. the moment you put a boundary up or say no. people think you're an a******. but you're always saying your boundaries. just when they want to cross it, they think you're an a******. I will never sacrifice myself for others but I will always choose to sacrifice a little bit of myself to assist and help with those around me and thoseI love I have a Vast sea of ability within me so giving a Little 2 others is still giving a lot. But I only give that piece of myself away willingly and so I have no reason to give that away either. But I have to be given a reason otherwise I give fully of myself in that space to them. But people don't like when you tell them that you don't want to or you don't think you're going to do that or when you say that's gonna be somebody else doing that or whatever it is doesn't matter when you tell them something other than what they want to hear they think you're an a****** because they want to violate that boundary and you're not alive in them.... Life Anyhow that was a really great quote sorry I rambled on as you can tell I'm on the spectrum too I hope you have a great day thank you so much for making this video

  • @oliveoil000
    @oliveoil000 ปีที่แล้ว

    im 20 yrs old and not diagnosed with autism but i relate so much to this experience and it overwhelms me so much especially in my relationship where the other person is confused as to why i react a certain way to something that is not super significant for most people/something most would brush of, yet i cant even explain it myself. and i feel like i cant even physically speak to explain myself and it becomes more overwhelming. it manifests for me as both crying easily and getting extremely angry easily and both are so overwhelming and hard to deal with. its such a huge struggle everyday and like you said i keep beating myself up about it bc i understand the social repercussions of it… i just wish i knew what exactly causes it or some way to manage or control it :/ this video was very comforting to me thank you

  • @issofsar
    @issofsar ปีที่แล้ว

    I've watched body cam videos of men getting caught impersonating police officers and firefighters. Please, be careful out there on dating sites.

  • @haizekhaze8868
    @haizekhaze8868 ปีที่แล้ว

    This is amazing what a great vid idea. 🤗🤗🤗

  • @annadine860
    @annadine860 ปีที่แล้ว

    Maybe it's a stupid question, but could it be that extremely religious persons have a lifelong limerence with Jesus? The pedestal, the fantasies about the happy ever after, not being able to live without, not allowing to skip church for even once a year, etc. Or is it just me connecting these dots (???)

    • @presentfuture7563
      @presentfuture7563 ปีที่แล้ว

      💯YES. I'm certain that my evangelical upbringing primed me for these types of experiences.

    • @SilvioManfredDante85
      @SilvioManfredDante85 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yeah, that's very much a stupid question.

    • @annadine860
      @annadine860 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@SilvioManfredDante85 you could at least try to consider different points of view, when you'te not stupid.

    • @nomadak723
      @nomadak723 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      ​@@SilvioManfredDante85 Religious trauma is a common experience. This wasn't a stupid question.

    • @SilvioManfredDante85
      @SilvioManfredDante85 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@nomadak723 Big disagree.

  • @NeurodivergentDrummerMom
    @NeurodivergentDrummerMom ปีที่แล้ว

    Great video! Keep up the content creation!

  • @ziggypip2938
    @ziggypip2938 ปีที่แล้ว

    Horrible. It’s horrible. The end

  • @dagugli6092
    @dagugli6092 ปีที่แล้ว

    I had that impression, that she is on the spectrum...

  • @TotalRookie_LV
    @TotalRookie_LV ปีที่แล้ว

    Ghosting is still devastating, I strongly suspect, it is one of the main reasons, why there are several times more suicides among men, then among women. So, please, if your former partner is not a violent asshole, do TELL him DIRECTLY and CLEARLY that this is it! To this day (it was almost 25 years ago) I'm grateful to my first girlfriend, for opportunity to meet and to talk, I'd never would imagine, that hearing "I just don't love you" will be the best thing I will ever hear in my life, since before that I was blaming myself, I was horrified, that I might have hurt her feelings somehow. Of course I could not stay together with a person, who doesn't love me, could not force myself onto her, I wanted her to be happy, obviously, not with me, but someone else (and she did find the right person mere couple months later, while I was recovering for almost 3 years). It was still hard, I cried pretty much daily for a year or more, but at least it was bearable, so I recovered... for the most part, I was not the same after that. Now, decades later, it turns out I got ADHD and likely ASD too, so I take everything very literally. Yes there were clear hints, that she does not intend that relationship to last, as she was a very nice peoples person and meant no harm, but, of course, I missed them all and only realised, what she really meant only after we parted. And I guess, this is what makes me safe - I will not get angry and upset with you, when refused, I might get angry at myself for being a failure, maybe some slight self harm with no lasting consequences (like banging my head or fist against a wall a couple of times), but one of my absolute core beliefs is "you can not force one to love you", just being with a person is not what I crave for, I want her to want to be with me, I want to be accepted, to be admitted to be worthy of lifetime companionship, to be loved, not tolerated. Funny, but 20 years after that parting, had a little message exchange with her, and she literally wrote "you were in love with some imaginary, idealised image, not the real me, and that felt like a burden, I never felt comfortable" (pardon, English is only my 3rd language, thus phrasing might be a bit off). Well, no shit, the most normal person I've ever known felt weird next to neurodivergent me! 😆 Sure, I did not know it back then, as I got diagnosed only at age 46. I also met the right person for me, seems we both have neurodivergent ancestors at least two generations into past, maybe more; we've been together for over two decades so far.

    • @TotalRookie_LV
      @TotalRookie_LV ปีที่แล้ว

      P.S. A couple of times other ladies fell for me, while I did not mean that, I was just polite with them, damn it! It's quite typical problem with autistics, BTW - people mistaken our intentions for something else, good or bad. Yes, I'm of above average height, intelligence and looks, but I got my share of issues too, so I'm not a good party/match for most people. What did I feel for those ladies? Nothing! So potential limerence from the other side looks weird and unexpected. Well, it's not like I did not feel anything at all, I was panicking, since I'm not good with dealing with people. I should have been gentle and explained the situation, but I failed. 😕 On the other hand, in each such case those ladies quickly found someone, so I should have started a business - "try dating me, get refused and find the right person immediately!"

    • @TotalRookie_LV
      @TotalRookie_LV 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      P.P.S. Contacted a specialist, filled whole bunch of tests and had an online video call since facial expressions and speech patterns can tell a lot too. Soooo.... Seems I don't have a depression (that score was very low). ASD seems highly likely and... I might have PTSD. O_o Well... I do have -Vietnam- flashbacks about my first girlfriend pretty often throughout day, it wasn't the case before 2021, but that's when I found out she has died of cancer in 2019, half of my world got shuttered at that moment.

  • @sfllaw
    @sfllaw ปีที่แล้ว

    I am unsure if I could identify an autistic person only from their speech patterns. It seems like certain autists don't have any trouble with verbal and non-verbal communication, but can still struggle with social communication and relationships. I propose that there are multiple independent causes for what is diagnosed as Autism Spectrum Disorder, because the diagnostic criteria can only be based on external observations. What if it isn't ASD that causes these speech patterns, but these speech patterns being the reason for an ASD diagnosis? Consider that some autistic people have alexithymia, a reduced ability to identify and process their own emotions, while others do not. Could it not be possible that alexithymia causes some autists to have a flat affect¹, which is the reason why they have trouble with social interactions and miscommunication? Personally speaking, that is exactly why I have to explicitly analyze vocal tone and body language, since I can't rely on my own feelings as a guide. This is also how alexithymia can lead someone to send the wrong message, if the recipient reads an emotional subtext that isn't there.

  • @LorryHill
    @LorryHill ปีที่แล้ว

    Great video; actually Reba McIntre’s song “she thinks his name was John” was about a woman dying from AIDS. This I knew the first time I ever heard this song as a child; it’s a very sad song but I don’t think she had Limerance for him haha.