Does This Make My Asperger’s Look Big? | Michael McCreary |  

Man thank. I'm gonna be thinking about this the rest of the night.🤔😶🙄😯😮🙃

The more I’m learning about aspies, the more I’m thinking its the world with the problem here.

That's exactly what i was thinking

Yes! Thank you. We must be on that same point on the spectrum.

Fuck driving..

Solidarity. I offered thoughts and prayers to the extroverts.

@@user-mc7ov2ru2r I would never have done that. I dont have any religeon. But people can do what they want in this regards.

I keep finding signs that say I have Asperger's but I'm an adult. My uncle has autism and it's genetic. Now I qualify to be a developmental delay specialist and I can see that my little nephew has it, but I won't be telling my cousin because I know he will have a difficult time. When Covid-19 hit, it was the most amazing time of my life. I started to realize what my goals in life are and I became an extrovert. I enjoyed how quiet the outside world became, after many years of being a very complicated and loud place. Now I love my life and my dreams are coming true.

@@cartergomez5390 We all are different. Each ASD diagnose are different.

@@cartergomez5390 reminder that you’re valid even without diagnosis 😊 I didn’t get diagnosed until I was starting high school, I got very good at masking it, I still struggle trying not to mask in most situations (masking causes burnout and it’s harmful long term, it’s just helpful for school and job interviews to not get judged or get weird looks)

Asbjørn Sand Rasmussen Let's not start getting political. ;)

*sigh* "these days" is just a substitute for "truism about human nature" these days...

But I want to. Accept me, accept me, accept me...eh, never mind.

I was thinking that.

AHAHAHA was literally just about to type this

I was about to say hah

But with a good performance

@@davidmunoz4022 O no you didn't! *pulls out uzi*

Did you ask if he'd still make videos? I'd subscribe!! :)

I get caught being “Literal” all the time & it always, always surprises me that I can’t catch it before hand.

Ain't that the truth

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and there's a lot of people who don't know they have aspergers

@@dalesmith4609 Yep and also a lot of mental health professionals who don't have a clue either. The number I have proved wrong is in triple figures and the number of those who were consultants is in double figures.

Or hated because the math teacher can't grade on a curve because of your near perfect score while everyone else is at a C grade at best 😆 🤣

I am an aspie too I just found this guy and love him

Other person:Could you please excuse me i need to get to the concession stand. Me:Move.

A comic book on Autism is basically Deadpool. Believe me i know.

@@fableydra I'm not a writer lol

And the villains will be Eyecontact Eel and Public Speaking Puma

Behaviors aren't diseases

How u doin

@The RockMeow Files im doing great thanks for asking. How u doing babe?

@@chowder_1148 Doing better thank you it's a daily thing ain't it ty for asking.

Why rely so much on humour to connect with others?

You're right, I think it depends on the audience's current mood.

Iznessmaurer because comedy yields easy to analyze evidence. If you want to figure out how regular people tick, make them laugh. When you can make them laugh you are hitting upon the universal human. Perhaps another way of saying this is that we laugh at things that make us uncomfortable about ourselves, not all of which is conscious, and for an aspie it’s a very good way to figure out how we actually are alike... or different. I’ve found that my own struggles are like other people’s, generally, but magnified to the point that they lend themselves to either comedy, or tragedy... and my tendency is to lean on comedy.

Very much this, at least I appreciate my humor most of the time, even when my partner doesn't - so someone gets a kick out of it.

Sometimes when I say something it will get a laugh, even though I was completely serious. After analyzing the conversation, I often find it's because I skipped ahead, and the others were surprised. To be funny, a thing should be a surprise. It should also be true in some way. "Why did the chicken cross the road?" is one example, since the obvious answer is often disregarded by the first-time (neuro-typical) hearer who is surprised that it is the punchline. The punchline is true, sure, but so is what it reveals, if only subconsciously, about human nature. A deeper truth. Most of us say surprising things (apparently), and truth is our default. If we could read the mood better we'd have a reputation for being amazing comedians. The gods do not give with both hands.

*Yea me too it's just.. when i hang out with my friends i become totally awkward..*

Same here

April Morone

I too am hilarious. I hate the stereotype that we all lack a senose of humor. (It's my go to coping mechanism). The "dead pan delivery" thing is true for me as well. But, if someone doesn't get the joke, it just makes the entire situation funnier to me. And that can be awkward.

Manuel Padilla have you tried rapping?

Why?

The latin word for having a fobia for long and complicated words is (i kid you not): Hippoposquibbedaliaphobia.

randomanimegirl ikr

Oh wow I’m late 🤣

Exactly. Welcome to my everyday!

Except we dont turn into giant apes every full moon.

wtf

Does "terrable" mean "earth-like"?

Nah. It’s awesome.

SkyPlayz AlphaWolf Humour. You know the biggest difference between Canadians & Americans?. Canadians endeavour to have a great colourful sense of humour and? They know how to spell the Queens English & all correctly.

@@Casmige im canadian

Ironic because as an autistic person this made it hard to watch the video :/

I don't know if it's the sound or if it's (hate to say it), his voice. I'm getting a raspy feedback too, and I don't know if it's his voice or a reverb on his microphone or what but it is hard to listen to and I'm only 2 minutes in.

Rubbii's Gems me too guys

Ikr

Wow I’m late 😂