I ❤️ STIMMING - (Animation Meme) 

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Well played

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"Wouldn't that be amazing? Sometimes, I feel like there's a little animated cat within us, just waiting to come out and play!

It's me I'm the animated cat I'm in your liver let me out plz thx :3

@@swiftytaco8080 dis is now my favorite sentence thank u :3

I may not be in your liver but I sure am in your walls

@@KingNoobInc that has zero relation to my original comment but okay

Your kind words mean the world to me! I'm so happy that you found the animation positive and resonant, especially in its portrayal of neurodivergent behaviors like stimming. Your appreciation truly motivates me to continue showcasing these behaviors in a positive light. Thank you for being a part of this supportive community and for sharing your thoughts! ❤

I do that too!

​@@PixiGags Yeah and also it might make neurotypicals aware of the fact they also stim ngl (they do, just less intensly sometimes. Like repeated pen clicking, leg bouncing etc.) Everyone stims, just nd ppl often stim 'differently'

I do the rocking too!

​@@TR0PICAL_BEATZ hello fellow wcue fan

That sounds like a fantastic way to release energy and unwind after a long day at school! It's great that you found a method that works well for you. It's understandable that it can be tiring at times, but it's all part of the process of letting go of that built-up energy. As for your parents thinking you just like dancing, well, it's nice to have a cover story! Keep on grooving and enjoying your time in your room! 😊🕺🏽

​@@PixiGagsnot the chatgpt reply ...

my favorite way of stimming is flapping my hands and opening and closing my hands like I'm trying to grab something!! ^w^

@@PixiGags 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖

Lol my favorite way to stim is rubbing my thighs and rocking back and forth. It makes me feels calm and also…. STATIC

Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Plonkapple! It's wonderful to hear about your journey of self-discovery with new stims. Your partner sounds incredibly supportive and understanding, which is so important in any relationship. Stimming, or any behavior that makes you who you are, should never be a source of shame. In fact, it's something to take pride in. Many of us with autism self-regulate by internalizing our frustrations rather than projecting them onto others, and stimming is our way of releasing that accumulated sensory energy. I truly appreciate that you found the video heartwarming, and I'm sending virtual hugs to you and your partner! 💖💖

@@PixiGags "Many of us with autism self-regulate by internalizing our frustrations rather than projecting them onto others" what do you mean by this? (or if it would take too long to explain can you give me pointers as to where I can learn more about this, thanks)

awww that’s awesome ❤

@@bluemethetys9267 I'm pretty sure they're replying with chatgpt so,,, it doesn't mean anything probably

Aww 😭♥

Haha! I'm glad to hear the video got you moving! Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm! 😊

like this 🦟🦗🦟🦗🦟🦗

I read this comment and realized I was doing the same exact thing lol.

Same

Wait. I'm not the only one who does this??

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you find the portrayal of neurodivergent characteristics in animation adorable and empowering. Your support means a lot, and I'm glad you love the animations! Keep on stimming and spreading positivity! 😊🌟

Thank you so much Franck! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the animations. Creating fluid and cute animations is always a joy, and I'm glad it brought a smile to your face.

I am so sorry to hear that GX, I can relate to that somehow! Thank you so much for sharing your story and for the kind words, I wish you all the best!💖✌☘

Wish I was able to remember how to stim in non subtle ways lol

You coo when in love? That's super adorable. Good to know you have an understanding partner!

​@javiernunez7255 Basically just being an annoying spazz. Everybody hates it except the perpetrators themselves. This video is evil.

I relate to that, you're not alone buddy ❤

I am so happy to know that you have fun watching my video, even thought you are not neurodivergent! Thanks so much for letting me know! :D

I'm happy that you enjoyed the video! It's wonderful to hear that you also appreciate stimming. Creating a space where stimming is celebrated and portrayed positively, especially with adorable cats, was really important to me. I'm grateful for your support! Thank you for watching! 🙂

That sounds like an incredibly fun way to stim! Jumping up and down, waving your hands around, and even jumping on things can be a great way to release energy and express yourself. Keep embracing your unique ways of stimming!

FLAPPY FLAPPY FLAPPY

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Omg same! Usaully when im happy or excited i start jumping up and down while flapping my hands and making like a "eeeee" sound

@@Embermint Yeah! While I’m playing roblox or something I just started singing or making weird noises with my mouth lol

Absolutely LadyCallow! It's heartwarming to hear that you found it cute and positive! Embracing stimming and spreading joy through animation is such a beautiful thing. I share your excitement for more people to participate, it's going to be so much fun! 😊🌟

Thank you for sharing such a personal aspect of yourself. Your description of your stims and the analogy of hand flapping to wagging a metaphorical tail is so insightful and beautiful. Your openness and acceptance of these aspects of yourself are truly inspiring. 🐾🌟

I meow and wag my hips for similar reasons heheheh :333

Speaking of dogs and stimming, I work at a dog grooming salon, and my most common stim is a quick whistle. I can not do that around dogs getting haircuts. Instead, I furiously vibrate in my chair all day.

I twist my foot as a metaphorical tail. Can’t believe someone else does something similar

@LavenderGPCBF Sometimes, when I lay on my tummy, I'll bend my leg at the knee and gently hit the ground with it because it sounds like a dog's tail wagging and hitting the ground.

Thanks for noticing Fred! Indeed, synchronization with the beat is key in my animations. Each movement is carefully crafted to resonate with the musical rhythm, creating a harmonious experience. Your appreciation means a lot!

@@PixiGags that's what brings so much joy to your animations and makes them fun to watch, Keep up the fantastic work, thank you 😊

Rocking back and forth is indeed a top-tier way of stimming! 😊 I'm glad you enjoy these silly cats, and happy Autism Awareness Month back to you, Casper! 🐱

Absolutely! Thanks for sharing! Stimming is incredibly important for finding comfort, especially during times of brain overstimulation. It's wonderful to hear that rocking and skipping bring you solace in your room. Your self-care is vital, so keep on doing what brings you peace and comfort! ❤

Awwhh thanks! ​@@PixiGags

LMAO THE AMOUNT OF SHIT IVE ALSO BROKEN FROM STIMMING-💀

I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the content! Stimming behaviors like the head twitch are perfectly normal expressions of individuality. Embracing and celebrating these unique behaviors is important, and it's great to hear that you find joy in expressing yourself. Keep being true to yourself! 😊👍

@@PixiGagsI spin or dance to stim :)

Oh yeah! I didn't even know it was A Thing, I just did it sometimes, so this video was very validating ^^

Dear Lorick, Thank you so much for your interest and the compliment. It means a lot to me that you appreciate the art style and animation in the video. I also like watching cycles for a long time, mostly when accompanied with a musical beat. Your support and engagement are truly appreciated.

Thank you so much for opening up and sharing your experiences with us. It's incredibly heartwarming to know that you found the animation cute and relatable. I'm truly sorry to hear about the loss of your dog in January; losing a beloved pet can be incredibly difficult. It's clear that you have found various ways to cope, such as fiddling with your hair and quietly calling out your dog's name. These are understandable ways to seek comfort and connection. Remember to be kind to yourself as you navigate through these emotions. Sending you virtual hugs and wishing you all the best.💖

but you just admitte-okay.

Thanks for sharing, LittleBarracuda! That sounds like a unique and calming stim. It's creative and inspiring to incorporate stims into daily routines. Keep being wonderful! 😊🚶‍♂️

That sounds like a fascinating realization, @insufferableanarchist! It's also heartwarming to hear about the positive impact your family's approach has on your interactions with others, bringing joy and entertainment to those around you. Thank you for sharing your story with us! 👍😺💖

Thank you so much for your comment! I'm glad you found the portrayal of stimming in the animation cool and visually appealing. It's great to hear that it resonated with you and helped you recognize some of your own behaviors as forms of stimming. Your feedback means a lot! ❤️

Thank you very much, Lobster! Your comment means a lot to me! 😺

I mean it makes sense, most neurotypical people wouldn't want to sit and draw the virtually the same picture over and over again, just for a few seconds' long result. (this is meant to be positive btw I'm autistic and love animation and animators)

Curious, isn't it? I believe there's something about the animation process that resonates with people on the spectrum. It offers a structured routine, requires a unique discipline to focus on, and involves repetitive movements; all elements that many neurodivergent individuals find comfort in. Additionally, animation-making is accommodating to sensory inertia and delay. I'm glad you enjoyed the animation, it means a lot! ⭐

Absolutely! Your perspective makes perfect sense. The meticulous nature of animation, with its repetitive tasks and attention to detail, may indeed be more appealing to neurodivergent individuals. It's fantastic to hear that you, as an autistic person, find joy in animation and appreciate the dedication of animators! 👍

Their *neurodivergance* might be why you know them, as they felt familiar, and the neurodivergance was a topic of conversation that helped you connect over your shared interest in animation. I was thinking about this the other day, i know a lot of people in a lot of different fields, but many of them intimidate me, so i probably only consider TRYING to be-friend certain safe-feeling people. Thus the friends i make often end up with similar traits, it's really just caused by me (often subconsciously).

Thank you so much for your kind words Lea! I'm truly touched that the animation resonated with you, and I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the song choice. Reading your comment brings me joy, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to connect with so many wonderful people like yourself through this platform. Your support means the world to me! 🥰

I'm touched that the animated cats and their neurodivergent representations resonated with you, @hex.does_stuff. Thank you for sharing! 😺✌

Yes it does!

... I never realized other people did this. I used to do it all the time without thinking about it and I feel like you just unlocked a memory.

​​@@althelor Huh, I thought everyone does this/knows about this! I remember mom snapping at me for it, telling me that it's a bad habit. So it felt like everyone knows this is a thing, and some get annoyed by it. But I may very well be wrong. My therapist has a hard time convincing me that I'm AuDHD precisely because I feel like everyone has problems with the same stuff as me (planning, sleeping, meeting deadlines, remembering where you put things...). So whenever she tells me that something is a neurodivergent trait, I feel like it's just a generic thing that everyone does to some extent.

@kathorsees Hi ASD person with a special interest in psychology here. A lot of neurodivergent traits are also neurotypical traits. The difference is intensity. For example everyone has interests but not everyone feels like if they don't engage with their interest RIGHT NOW they will die. Another example Noone likes being interrupted but not everyone will be brought to tears and feel like their world is collapsing if it happens. Hope this helps. :)

OMG I do this all the time. I got called out for doing it at school when the teacher looked at me in front of the entire class and asked me to stop cuz it was making noise with the desk... I didn't even realize I was doing it and was so embarrassed and pissed cuz I didn't understand why... I have ADHD lol

I am glad to hear that this video resonates with you, PBR!

Thanks for sharing your experience Cherry! It's great to hear that you resonate with the head shake stim, but I totally get how it can be a bit dizzying sometimes! Starting from the chest can be an idea to lessen the strain on your neck and brain. Alternating with different types of stims could also provide some relief. Sending you virtual hugs and support! ❤

Same! I love shaking my head! Its super fun but yeah. It can make me abiit dizzy + My fluffy hair makes it even more fun!:D

Thank you so much, Alex! I'm truly touched by your kind words. It means a lot to hear that you find the animation wholesome, and hearing about your own stimming experiences is heartwarming. It's amazing how different activities can bring comfort and joy. I can relate to flapping your hands when seeing something you like or walking in circles while listening to your favorite song, it sounds like wonderful ways to self-soothe. Sending virtual hugs your way! 💖😺

OMG same! I'll see something I love and I just can't help but express it with flappies and jumping up and down.

The circles one is an A+ comfort one

@@Lucifersfursona Real

Pacing around everywhere is an S tier stim

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! It warms my heart to hear that my animation inspired you. Embracing stimming through animation is truly a joy, and I'm honored to be your inspiration. Keep animating and spreading positivity!

also when i'm playing minecraft if i get overwhelmed i'll just move my character in circles hitting wdsawdsa repeatedly. my friend has noticed and knows what it means when my character is doing that and tries to comfort me.

Hey @fireballfilms, it sounds like you have some effective coping mechanisms for when you feel overwhelmed. Rotating your wrists and moving your character in circles while playing Minecraft seem like helpful ways to manage stress. It's heartwarming to hear that your friend recognizes these signs and offers comfort. Having supportive friends is truly wonderful. Wishing you all the best! 💖😺✌

It also happens when I'm cold.

@@Shiver-is-best-waifu *gasp* twinnies :O

@@F_NerdShark Hell yeah👊

@@Shiver-is-best-waifu 👊🏼 :3

Hi PriVer! It's a pleasure to meet you. I'm delighted to hear that you enjoy my animations. Likewise, I'm also a big fan of yours, and I find your work really inspiring. 💖😺

@naymeequillo Hi Nay, how nice to see you! I'm glad that you still enjoy watching this meme again now and then. Mirroring other people's stims sounds like a wonderful way to connect with them, and I'm happy it feels like a happy dance for you! I also find myself unintentionally doing that sometimes, or getting inspired by other people's stims and making them my own. All the best, and hope you have a nice weekend! ❤

Thank you for noticing WolfQuest, it's true. The way the autistic brain is wired often leads to a unique sense of harmony and understanding. Without the constraints of social hierarchy, they tend to treat everyone with kindness and without judgment. 💖☘

Thank you for sharing, @jesse_9_11! I'm so glad my video made you happy. It's important to embrace and understand stimming as a natural part of life. There is no shame in stimming; it's a sensory relief that helps you regulate yourself. Remember, nobody can make you feel shame unless you allow it first. Your sister likely has some unresolved shame that she is unconsciously projecting onto you. Just be proud of yourself, and whatever others think is their problem, not yours! Remember, here you will always find support. Wishing you all the best! 💖

@@PixiGags tysm! i didnt expect you to reply lol, i love u!

Thank you for sharing your stims, Didi! They all sound wonderful. I'm a bit concerned about you staring at a bright light, as it could potentially harm your retina over time. May I suggest an alternative? Try holding a finger up close to your eyes and focus on it, then shift your focus back and forth from the finger to objects in the distance. This exercise not only avoids potential problems but also strengthens the muscles responsible for adjusting to distance and maintaining healthy eyesight. Another option is to look around with your eyes, making squares, circles, and other geometric shapes. This helps strengthen your eye muscles and keeps your eyes strong. I hope these suggestions help! 💖👀☘

@@PixiGags I’ll actually try this out! My vision’s already a bit fucked from genetics and this stim lol. I try not to do it as much anymore. This’ll help me out a lot. Thank you so much for the sweet response!

Mine is rocking, pacing, and humming :D I rock when I drive or when I'm trying to read something.

Ooo, I have the same one! Rocking :), I also shake my hand sometimes

Hi @TheBlackMetalGoatDeer, Thanks for sharing your stimming experience! Thoughtful pacing with your goatee both seem like a unique and subtle way to stim. I wish you all the best.✌☘

That's wonderful to hear Lila! Stimming can be so soothing and comforting. I'm glad you're able to enjoy it while watching. Keep on stimming and enjoying the moment! 🙂☘

That's my pleasure, Max! I am delighted that you can identify with my mouth popping animation! 💖✨

Oh, I actually do that too and didn't realize it was a stim! Thanks for sharing, it's approved by the 'Hall of Stims'! 😺💖✌

That's fantastic to hear, Dawdledev! Learning to love your stims is such an empowering journey, and my dream is that everyone who feels like stimming can do so freely, anywhere. It's wonderful that meowing is your go-to, it sounds like a beautiful self expression! Keep embracing your true self and uniqueness.

@@PixiGagsYEA it's so empowering - unlocked new facets of myself for sure. i definitely look forward to that kind of future, and i'm happy i've gotten to make a bit of a difference by supporting my friends' stimming too ^w^

Hi, @FroggyAnarchy84! I am happy that you have found this channel as well. This is a safe community where you can have support and express yourself freely! Welcome aboard!! 💖

Exactly, Sufficientframe! You are indeed not alone, and in this channel you will always find support and resonance! 💖

Absolutely, Teapots! "Wander Over Yonder" is one of my favorite shows too. I really enjoy that animation style, and I'm glad you find those vibes in my video. It's great to share a love for such creatively inspiring animation!

Woy is such a good show

@@blorp2031 It is so cute

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences with us! Your openness is truly appreciated. It's completely understandable to have specific stims that you may not feel comfortable disclosing to everyone. Rocking side-to-side when laying down sounds like such a comforting and happy stim, especially when you're connecting with your online friends. I'm glad you've found something that brings you joy and comfort. Remember, you're not alone, and your feelings are valid. Sending you lots of positivity and support! 😊💕

Hey, I know you!

It's wonderful to hear that you enjoy stimming so much! Stimulating in various ways like flapping hands, tapping fingers, and making popping sounds sounds like a delightful way to express yourself. Personally, I find comfort in rocking forward and sideways. It's fantastic how diverse and unique everyone's stims can be, yet they all bring such relaxation and comfort. Keep embracing your favorites and spreading that positivity! 🌟❤

Thank you immensely, Izzayy! Your support from the earliest days means the world to me. It's wonderful to hear that my content resonates with you on such a personal level. Your words truly warm my heart, and I'm grateful to have you in this community. 💖

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Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the animation. Stimming is indeed a normal and significant aspect of many lives, and it's heartwarming to see it embraced positively. As for your question, yes, I am neurodivergent. I discovered it relatively recently, but it's brought a lot of clarity to many aspects of my life. It's reassuring to know I'm not alone in this journey.

@@PixiGags Of course, you deserve it! Your animations are adorable! And yeah, I agree, I love seeing stimmiing being seen as a positive thing! Oh, I thought so! And yeah, I’ve discovered mine fairly recently too. Have similar feelings to you!

That sounds like fun Cocoabeanzs! Thank you so much for sharing that with us. 😺💖

Dear Armageddongirl, thanks for bringing up an important point! Stimming is indeed a behavior that many engage in, and it's not exclusive to neurodivergent people. It's simply a way to self-regulate and express ourselves. Your reminder is very appreciated! If it's okay with you, I'd like to suggest using the word "neurotypical" instead of "normal." There is no right or wrong when it comes to differences. Just as bodies have different shapes, so have brains, and that's totally okay. I hope that's alright with you. 😺💖

Thank you very much, I am happy you can connect with my animation and that stimming brings you joy! 😺

I am glad you do too, thanks for your support!

Who hurt you 😭😭

Myself @@Tikialia

My dear GG, I completely understand where you're coming from, and I appreciate you sharing your perspective. The intention behind showcasing stimming isn't to make it trendy, but rather to bring recognition to individuals who may feel isolated or judged for expressing themselves. I'm aware that stimming can be painful, but I'm also here to teach people to integrate more subtle and less painful ways to stim into everyday routines. That's what my channel is dedicated to from now on. Wishing you all the best ❤ Luca

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thanks, its just that i have known alot of attention seekers who think having autism is cool and trendy. And so alot of the time when i see something like this i think of the people that fake it. I stim alot and sadly its not a good one. @@PixiGags

Absolutely, Zoomer! Your suggestions are fantastic, and I'm delighted that you enjoyed the animation, particularly the music and animation style. I'll definitely take your ideas into account for future videos as they would enrich the channel's exploration of neurodivergent topics. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and preferences with me! 💖

Thank you so much for sharing your heartfelt experience, Orcarch! It warms my heart to know that "I Love Stimming" brought genuine happiness into your day. Your support means the world to me, and I'm truly grateful for your kind words. ❤😺

Dear @MisterCrazyVillain, I am so glad to hear that my video helped you in your journey to self discovery! Thank you for reaching out and my best wishes for your sensory overload regulation. 💖✌

Hi @Robin1996ify! Sounds like you've mastered the art of stimming and perpetual motion! Wishing you all the best! 💖

Hey WayneReese, I'm thrilled to hear that you've been enjoying the video so much! The bouncing cats are definitely a highlight, and I'm glad you appreciate the choice of song as well. Thanks for your support and for coming back to watch it. Your enthusiasm means a lot! 😺😺😺

Thank you so much for letting me know, Addie! I am happy that you can resonate with my animation!! 💖😺

I am glad that you enjoy that section, Seltzer! Both as a stim and simply as an animation to watch! 💖

@@PixiGags I'm glad this series exists in the first place ^^, TYSM for the comment heart and the positive depictions of these sort of things. I am very much invested in this series

Hi Stain, what a touching story. It's interesting how sometimes things like ADHD can go unnoticed or unmentioned for a while, even by parents who likely had your best interests at heart. Thanks for sharing your experience with us. ❤️

I mean hey, even as a tic or not. As long as you're not harming anyone or driving on the road swerving haha, seems like a pretty harmless habit! I don't think i have adhd, but i do like to fidget too, keeps your blood running and circulating, and while it's not exercise, i think it's not bad for energy and getting the legs moving or chipping a few hopeful calories here and there!

Hi Teal, I'm delighted to hear that my animation has had such a positive impact on you. Remember, sadness often arises from our thoughts, so it's important to create distance from those random movies our minds play. Your true self resides in a higher place! Take good care. 💖

Hey @yourfavoritestranger3439, I'm really glad to hear that the head shake animation resonates with you! Thanks a bunch for sharing! 😺💖

I am so glad you think so Kaay! Thank you for the kind words! 💖

Hi @jettythesunfish! I'm glad this video could reconnect you with memories of your younger self. Your way of stimming sounds like fun. It's a pity that your dad couldn't validate your experience-most people really don't understand this type of need we have. I suggest reconnecting also with the emotions of that younger self and reparenting yourself, giving them the validation they should have gotten then. That way, they will feel safe and trust you again. Right now, they feel you have neglected them and haven't stood up for them. I wish you both all the best and am sending virtual hugs your way! 💖☘✌

@@PixiGags Daww, thanks for the kind words. :) You're an absolute sweetheart!

Yes, indeed. I used to mask a lot around people, but after realizing its necessity, I've learned to embrace it with pride. Thank you so much for sharing your enthusiasm, Ravelle.

Dear PixelaGames, I'm thrilled to hear that you love the animation! Stimming is indeed a wonderful way to find calmness and comfort. It's fantastic that you're interested in animating your own forms of stimming, I'm sure you'll create amazing animations that capture the essence of your unique and personal stimming experiences. Keep being awesome! 😺💖☘

Hi @Jeljel-nh6fs, Thanks for sharing! Stimming is such a unique and personal way of self-expression and regulation. It’s great that you have ways to manage and express your excitement. Everyone’s stims are different, and it's awesome to hear about yours! All the best! ✌☘

I'm thrilled that you find it so cute, Marcel! Your stims sound so delightful, flapping hands and birdie-like squeaks are such beautiful expressions. Thank you for sharing your personal experience! 😊🐦

You are so welcome, @MagpieEyeBeads. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I'm glad that you find comfort and a sense of relief here. It's very hurtful that your family communicated to you that you were being bad or embarrassing them. I resonate with you on this matter, but try not to hold it against them, sometimes people just don’t know any better. I’m sorry you weren’t allowed to express yourself freely, and I hope those around you are more understanding now. I’m truly happy that my videos bring you comfort and that you appreciate this channel and my work. You will always find support here! Virtual hugs. 💖