“Leo to the rescue” | A ROTTMNT Comic Dub 

The thing is I’m also a twin and I’m like Leo and my twin is like Donnie =)

@@ghostbustersRlife that’s so cool

Yeah me and my twins favourite characters are mine Leo and there’s is Donnie 😆 cool right =)

Donnie in rise has autism. Sound senstivity is a common symptom. The everyday sound like car can be super loud To them and can hurt their ears and brains. I have autism. This is not Every autistic person experience but for me loud sound Are sharp like knife a or pounding like a boulder. I feel it in my head and it gives me anxiety and distressed. Sometimes I can't think straight and see straight. Even after hours experience the loud noise: my head still hurts.

Oh yeah, loud noises are the bane of my existence.

I have to agree, sometimes it is so bad you just want to punch and scream and that isn't acceptable :(

I saw Video ones where it was explained that autistic brains overall react in different parts then neurotypical. One area that lights up in the scans is the area for feeling pain. Which can actually be an explanation for shut downs as well. You guys are literally in pain and it can cause trauma as well.

@@shadowplays3479 Oh yes, I find that it especially sucks in school. One day in high school I had a bad episode and was so overwhelmed that my pencil falling made me cry. But I’d never been taught that it’s okay to leave class when I’m feeling particularly overwhelmed, and in my experience, teachers yell when you’re out of your seat. So I sat through the class (the teacher frustrated me), and when class was over, I was venting to myself about it and apparently the teacher was in the room and heard me. So I got in trouble for it, and yelled at (by my principal and mom no less) that I should’ve gotten up and left class if I was feeling “upset”. But it’s not that simple. In my ex, autistics have to behave better than neurotypicals because the moment we have a bad day, all hell breaks loose and we can be punished more than a neurotypical doing the same thing and we’re supposed to know what we did wrong without it getting explained to us. It can get really bad sometimes, especially when you’re expected to act like things are all sunshine and rainbows despite being in pain or overwhelmed, and you can’t step away.