Everything’s Gonna Be Okay Season 1, Episode 10 | Matilda Can't Do New York Alone | Freeform

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Matilda goes out to experience New York life alone and finds it overwhelming. Stream Everything's Gonna Be Okay season 1 on Freeform.com, Hulu and On Demand!
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Everything’s Gonna Be Okay Season 1, Episode 10 | Matilda Can't Do New York Alone | Freeform
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@GracefullyAutistic 3 года назад

I loved this scene because as an autistic girl myself, I totally would’ve reacted the same way as Matilda did. And I very much appreciate them showing that an autistic person having a sensory overload does not always have to mean that we’re screaming bloody murder while banging our head against the wall or something like that, for me it usually just means that I cry a lot or are on the verge of it like Matilda was.

@Biancalovestosew98 4 года назад

I have autism and I get overwhelmed in situation like this too! I'm afraid of going to places or different countries alone without my loved ones

@masterjakari 4 года назад

Me too

@briancrandall1601 4 года назад

Me too.

@iljasmitsis 3 года назад

This scene is one of my favorites (the other is the comfort dancing) it's so realistic and perfectly captures her increasing struggle during the journey. And it shows how even with a repeatable routine things could always end up working out differently like the weather

@taylor6672 4 года назад

The hot dog guy kinda warmed my heart.

@Biancalovestosew98 4 года назад

Same! He was so sweet

@erinokay9991 3 года назад

I wonder if that’s why she messed up the second half of her journey tho lol.

@Gen_-6012 3 года назад

@@erinokay9991 wdym

@tangent94 2 года назад

@@Gen_-6012 unexpected things can throw autistic people off.

@plasmaticbach4516 3 года назад

I’m not on the spectrum but I have ADHD and sometimes get horribly overwhelmed, so headphones with cancelling sound are a must have for me. Also I have my own thing to focus, a slime or zippers (only a small zipper) and I play with those to ignore everything else. I know it’s not the same but this is something I thought about recently and helps a lot. If it’s completely different for you then I do apologise, it’s not my intention to be disrespectful or anything.

@thepotterstop1263 3 года назад

Me too again its not the same lol but I get like that too I always have to play music or distract myself with my phone

@wildcrocus 3 года назад

There is actually a huge overlap in sensory processing for ASD and ADHD. There is also a high rate of comorbidity. Something like 60%.

@khadijahdanielian3918 4 года назад

Ngl, even i started getting the urge to plug my ears at the parts on the train. And i grew up in the city, I’m USED to that stuff!

@taetoofs 3 года назад

This is so relatable and is so close to something that actually happened to me in 2014. I didn't go to college/dropped out because on enrollment day I had to go on one scary commute alone on a bus, into a big city, and it was enough for me. Being so far from home and feeling so vulnerable and conspicuous in public places, being super sensitive to everything, and being afraid of people, so many unpredictable things ... When I first saw this clip a few months ago I was so shocked because I thought I was the only person who had this experience. I figured out I was autistic in 2018 and now I know what I am it's so liberating and such a relief. I'll never be a commuter or a normal adult but now I can explain why. Anyways this made me feel so seen 😭 I wish it was available to stream on Netflix/in the UK

@skg367 3 года назад

I don’t think it’s on Netflix. You can watch it on hulu.

@maricerose4841 3 года назад

I felt the same way I barley started college last week and kept Stim in classrooms fidgeting with my wallet land yard and flapping my hands when I get so nervous or Frustrated in Ceramics 1st period and I think the teacher is pissed off at me for not keeping up the class I’m actually in into ceramics class and everyone is still getting mad at me

@ereno_o 3 года назад

I’m autistic and this was very painful to watch, I got really overwhelmed and I was in shutdown and cried

@SoloDust 3 года назад

im sorry

@ereno_o 3 года назад

Solo Dust why ? You don’t have to be sorry you did not cause that

@SoloDust 3 года назад

@@ereno_o I just feel sorry that it happened, not guilty if that makes sense

@ereno_o 3 года назад

Solo Dust yes that makes sense

@astromoonie Год назад

thats how im feeling watching it. thank you for sharing. it means a lot

@ckblackwoodmusic 3 года назад

This scene never ceases to bring me to tears and sealed the deal on my love for this show!

@Lillyluvsanime 3 года назад

Okay, I'm screaming a little and I went to show my mom but she's busy and didn't get excited with me: I am also an autistic person named Mathilda!! In my life, I've only ever met 2 others, one who spells it without the 'h' as, Matilda, and one who spells it FULL German style, "Mathilde." Now to see representation of my name that's not a girl with telekinetic powers, or living with a hit-man, AND she's autistic on top of that?? I'm so happy!!! I haven't really watched this show but now I want to so bad!! *edit* but now I'm also crying because the subway noises were really overwhelming and kind of painful, I had to walk away from my phone and then Matilda started crying and when she said, "I'll never be able to do it by myself," that hit me so hard because.... I'm never gonna be able to live on my own, I'm currently still living at home with parents, eventually I'll move in with my girlfriend and... who knows what else. But I'm never gonna be able to do it on my own, and it seems to come so easily to other people I know. It makes me feel even more like I don't fit.

@marisakay_wlr Год назад

I'm an Autistic girl living by myself in NYC. I've been here for over a year, and there are things I love and things I struggle with. I don't recommend NYC being the first city you live alone in as an autistic person, though. I went to college about 40 min from my home first. Something great for autistics about NYC is that people are direct and mind their own business. I can see how it would be very challenging for someone with sensory sensitivities though, especially sound. It's also hard to make friends.

@kindenchantress7346 4 года назад

I'm so happy this is great, so similar to what I have to go through on the tube and bus journeys.

@SlenderPhantom47 Год назад

I have autism, except I actually live all on my own. I'm not trying to brag here, but all i can say is any show or movie that features people with autism truly hits me right at home (no pun intended)

@sandrameesala6804 4 года назад

I feel like she could have worn headphones like she always did in the show

@GeminiJinx13 4 года назад

As an autistic person myself. That doesn't always work. I've had some serious struggles when with my headphones on in places seen in this clip.

@louisperuso4517 4 года назад

@@GeminiJinx13 I also have autism (high-functioning) and u r right. Headphones don't always work (even with noise cancellation). Besides, if you ride the subway, how would u know when to get off?

@Biancalovestosew98 4 года назад

I have high functioning autism and I put on headphones everywhere I go like car trips,shopping centers and noisy restaurants because I have sensitive ears

@KellyJoule 4 года назад

It's not safe to do that, but I also have high functioning autism and wear them but always try to keep one ear out for safety. I LIVE in NY, so I'm not as panicked by the area. She made the right call not to wear headphones, and like other commenters said it doesn't always work that easily, especially in new environments.

@theburningflame4975 4 года назад

I've only seen clips from the show here on RU-vid, so does she have headphones or ear defenders? I grew up in a city, so wear my ear defenders in busy places and on the train, but I wouldn't wear headphones because they produce noise and therefore are potentially dangerous. Ear defenders just filter out the noises that my brain won't and dull the louder noises, so are actually super helpful. I also gave my old ones to my friend and she's found they've really helped her too.

@theshrimp1657 2 года назад

I have been there all autistic adults have been there. It gets easier.

@kodis_wittle_life4850 2 года назад

I have autism too and too much noise or alot of different sounds trigger me,traveling alone or going alone sometimes scares me if it's a big area where I can get lost. I can only go to small places alone.

@sunnyleef1133 3 года назад

She needs to get some ear defenders

@will4533 2 года назад

In real life is worst than that

@oooh19 3 года назад

you can just keep trying. major props to her for getting out of her comfort zone. you'll be a pro the more you do it. though w/ this pandemic no one wants to take public transportation for a while

@PhoenixProdLLC 8 месяцев назад

Oh hell no on that subway! I'll never go to NYC!

@suzesdance.vibe.lounge5061 Год назад

Where are her headphones😨? Never leave home without them. Never, ever!

@thomasburns7866 3 года назад

2:21 She'll get the hang of this, eventually.

@fayerawcliffe7794 Год назад

I couldn’t go to my dream university either I just couldn’t do it I couldn’t do the huge classes and the long commute and the huge buildings and it crushed me for a while. An autism diagnosis later and I go to a small catholic college near my house and I’m thriving. We learn to adapt❤