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This video blew my mind, and it's because someone is discussing a theory I've had for years. In the movie Rain Man, I've always believed it to be about two autistic brothers. One is a low functioning autistic savant, and the other is a very high functioning autistic man... show more

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Today is autistic pride day. And there is something special about being able to post a video of me stimming, when even going back a year or two years I could never have done that. My autistic traits are the parts of myself I grew up feeling embarrassed about. I wanted to hide it all away, to blend in and be like everyone else. But no matter how hard I tried, I just wasn’t like everyone else, and trying to be broke me. I don’t think autistic pride means you have to love being autistic. I think autistic pride is about taking back the power from the world and the people that wanted me to hide my autistic self. Learning to love myself as I am, accept myself for who I am, and know that I am autistic and that is okay. It is not good, it is not bad - it just IS. I know I am lucky to be able to discover the authentic me, and feel safe to be myself. I am leaning in to the authentic version of me as fully as I can. Happy #AutisticPrideDay. Know that however you feel about this day is okay. However you feel about being autistic is okay. ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜 (also taking a moment to feel the emotion that I can even post this caption, after years and years of hating myself. this is healing).

Today is autistic pride day. And there is something special about being able to post a video of me stimming, when even going back a year or two years I could never have done that. My autistic traits are the parts of myself I grew up feeling embarrassed about. I wanted to hide it all away, to blend in and be like everyone else. But no matter how hard I tried, I just wasn’t like everyone else, and trying to be broke me. I don’t think autistic pride means you have to love being autistic. I think autistic pride is about taking back the power from the world and the people that wanted me to hide my autistic self. Learning to love myself as I am, accept myself for who I am, and know that I am autistic and that is okay. It is not good, it is not bad - it just IS. I know I am lucky to be able to discover the authentic me, and feel safe to be myself. I am leaning in to the authentic version of me as fully as I can. Happy #AutisticPrideDay. Know that however you feel about this day is okay. However you feel about being autistic is okay. ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜 (also taking a moment to feel the emotion that I can even post this caption, after years and years of hating myself. this is healing).

Emily♡

47,190 views • 2 years ago

Autistic news anchor SWATS DOWN narrative that autism is a “superpower.” “No, this is REALLY HARD. No one would wish this.” “If my wife were pregnant today and you gave me a box I could check that my child would or would not be autistic—anyone would check no.” “This isn’t some lottery ticket.” Leland Vittert | Sage Steele

Autistic news anchor SWATS DOWN narrative that autism is a “superpower.” “No, this is REALLY HARD. No one would wish this.” “If my wife were pregnant today and you gave me a box I could check that my child would or would not be autistic—anyone would check no.” “This isn’t some lottery ticket.” Leland Vittert | Sage Steele

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

131,979 views • 6 months ago

TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan talked about autism representation in ‘Heated Rivalry’ on the BBC Breakfast this morning 💗 “The show depicted neurodivergence, many people picking up one of the characters in the drama is autistic. I think it highlighted the traits that he was experiencing in a really grounded way, but also highlighted all of the other parts of his personality as well. His autism wasn’t the only thing we learnt about him. For myself, I found out I was autistic only a couple of years ago and this was the first depiction of autism on TV that I saw to be really quite relatable and realistic, and I know for a lot of other people they found it to be the same way.”

TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan talked about autism representation in ‘Heated Rivalry’ on the BBC Breakfast this morning 💗 “The show depicted neurodivergence, many people picking up one of the characters in the drama is autistic. I think it highlighted the traits that he was experiencing in a really grounded way, but also highlighted all of the other parts of his personality as well. His autism wasn’t the only thing we learnt about him. For myself, I found out I was autistic only a couple of years ago and this was the first depiction of autism on TV that I saw to be really quite relatable and realistic, and I know for a lot of other people they found it to be the same way.”

Hudson Williams Online

27,687 views • 7 days ago

“Worf isn’t autistic!!” He had NO IDEA a beautiful woman was flirting with him until she literally yelled it at him, threw him to the ground, and mounted him like a goddamn horse about it. If that isn’t quintessential autistic man behavior, I don’t know what is!

“Worf isn’t autistic!!” He had NO IDEA a beautiful woman was flirting with him until she literally yelled it at him, threw him to the ground, and mounted him like a goddamn horse about it. If that isn’t quintessential autistic man behavior, I don’t know what is!

Vivian

33,996 views • 10 months ago

TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan joined BBC Breakfast this morning to speak about the autism representation in 'Heated Rivalry' ❤️ "Heated Rivalry, which is of course a word-of-mouth hit […] I think it’s a show that really resonated for a quite few reasons […] It depicted neurodivergence; many people picking up one of the characters in the drama, played by Shane, is autistic. I think it highlighted the traits that he was experiencing in a really grounded way, but also highlighted all of the other parts of his personality as well. His autism wasn’t the only thing we learnt about him. I think for myself, I found out I was autistic only a couple of years ago, and this was the first depiction of autism on TV that I saw to be really quite relatable and realistic, and I know for a lot of other people they found it to be the same way."

TV critic and broadcaster Scott Bryan joined BBC Breakfast this morning to speak about the autism representation in 'Heated Rivalry' ❤️ "Heated Rivalry, which is of course a word-of-mouth hit […] I think it’s a show that really resonated for a quite few reasons […] It depicted neurodivergence; many people picking up one of the characters in the drama, played by Shane, is autistic. I think it highlighted the traits that he was experiencing in a really grounded way, but also highlighted all of the other parts of his personality as well. His autism wasn’t the only thing we learnt about him. I think for myself, I found out I was autistic only a couple of years ago, and this was the first depiction of autism on TV that I saw to be really quite relatable and realistic, and I know for a lot of other people they found it to be the same way."

Hudson Williams Updates

130,071 views • 7 days ago

This is despair. An autistic man called 911 and performed CPR on a man who died of a fentanyl overdose. He took it very hard and begged the paramedics to cover the dead man’s feet. (which they did)

This is despair. An autistic man called 911 and performed CPR on a man who died of a fentanyl overdose. He took it very hard and begged the paramedics to cover the dead man’s feet. (which they did)

Kevin Dahlgren 🥾 🥾

53,169 views • 2 years ago

This video has gone really viral. Usually stuff like this does, and generally because it's ridiculous. In this case, people listening to her believe her. That's where it becomes dangerous. This video is entirely BS, but it doesn't matter. What happens with this stuff is a black guy who has nothing to live for or is very mentally unwell is going to see something like this and recreate Iryana's murder. He's going to think White people are collectively responsible for all of this made up garbage and he's going to try and get his revenge. No matter how made up the story is like stuffing couch cushions with slaves, it becomes widely believed. This woman could say anything about slavery and they'd still believe it.

This video has gone really viral. Usually stuff like this does, and generally because it's ridiculous. In this case, people listening to her believe her. That's where it becomes dangerous. This video is entirely BS, but it doesn't matter. What happens with this stuff is a black guy who has nothing to live for or is very mentally unwell is going to see something like this and recreate Iryana's murder. He's going to think White people are collectively responsible for all of this made up garbage and he's going to try and get his revenge. No matter how made up the story is like stuffing couch cushions with slaves, it becomes widely believed. This woman could say anything about slavery and they'd still believe it.

9mmSMG

53,717 views • 4 months ago

Rosie O'Donnell says she went to the movie theater to see “Ride or Die” thinking it was a movie, only to be told at the theater that it was showing on TV. "I can't believe how much talent you have. I can't believe. Ted Lasso, you're brilliant. It is a brilliant show. To go from one brilliant show to another... Ride or Die. This is the best series I've seen. I thought it was a movie, Hannah. I thought it was a movie. I went to the movie theater. They're like, 'It's on TV.' And then I went home, and I... it is genius. And you and Octavia have so much chemistry. It is beautiful to watch."

Rosie O'Donnell says she went to the movie theater to see “Ride or Die” thinking it was a movie, only to be told at the theater that it was showing on TV. "I can't believe how much talent you have. I can't believe. Ted Lasso, you're brilliant. It is a brilliant show. To go from one brilliant show to another... Ride or Die. This is the best series I've seen. I thought it was a movie, Hannah. I thought it was a movie. I went to the movie theater. They're like, 'It's on TV.' And then I went home, and I... it is genius. And you and Octavia have so much chemistry. It is beautiful to watch."

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56,354 views • 7 days ago

I just saw this scrolling on Instagram. I thought it was a new documentary, but it's actually older. This kind of autistic person is so interesting to me. The separate world that they sometimes happily exist in, away from our burdens. I think I'll watch it tonight. It's called Mole Man.

I just saw this scrolling on Instagram. I thought it was a new documentary, but it's actually older. This kind of autistic person is so interesting to me. The separate world that they sometimes happily exist in, away from our burdens. I think I'll watch it tonight. It's called Mole Man.

9mmSMG

81,963 views • 5 months ago

Lawyer for Epstein survivors: I'm not sure if it's intentional or it's incompetence, but what is very clear is that the DOJ has disregarded the wellbeing of the survivors. One of my clients was named 538 times in the latest release. It is unacceptable. And the whole reason they're claiming that they were almost a month and a half late to reveal these documents is they needed to redact.

Lawyer for Epstein survivors: I'm not sure if it's intentional or it's incompetence, but what is very clear is that the DOJ has disregarded the wellbeing of the survivors. One of my clients was named 538 times in the latest release. It is unacceptable. And the whole reason they're claiming that they were almost a month and a half late to reveal these documents is they needed to redact.

FactPost

51,178 views • 6 months ago

🚨This mom loses it on her son at the playground for bullying a severely autistic kid — and the whole thing is caught on camera. “How dare you! He is severely autistic — he does not understand! I’m not raising you to be a bully! ”She lays into him publicly: “That’s not nice… How dare you make him feel like that!” Was this good parenting or a total meltdown?

🚨This mom loses it on her son at the playground for bullying a severely autistic kid — and the whole thing is caught on camera. “How dare you! He is severely autistic — he does not understand! I’m not raising you to be a bully! ”She lays into him publicly: “That’s not nice… How dare you make him feel like that!” Was this good parenting or a total meltdown?

Victor Bigham 🇺🇸

198,067 views • 4 months ago

ive talked about this before but this is one of my favourite scenes in the whole show and undoubtedly my favourite performance from hudson its such a shane way of reacting. everything with him is so internalised… until its not. when shane panics he *really* panics. and it’s also very true to the fact that shane is autistic because you can really see him trying to ground himself and cling onto something for support (he’s constantly grabbing either ilya or the window of the furniture throughout the whole scene) and that’s really indicative of sensory overload imo.

ive talked about this before but this is one of my favourite scenes in the whole show and undoubtedly my favourite performance from hudson its such a shane way of reacting. everything with him is so internalised… until its not. when shane panics he really panics. and it’s also very true to the fact that shane is autistic because you can really see him trying to ground himself and cling onto something for support (he’s constantly grabbing either ilya or the window of the furniture throughout the whole scene) and that’s really indicative of sensory overload imo.

frances 🏒

145,269 views • 6 months ago

Feminists are now teaching high schoolers that even if a woman says “Yes” to a kiss or sex, it can still be rape due to “coercion” because she was “scared to say no.” What a load of nonsense. Verbal consent is the only clear standard. Not every man can read “body language” — especially if they just met or he’s autistic. If she says yes and lies, that’s on her. #Consent #VerbalConsent #FeministLogic #CommonSense #FalseRape

Feminists are now teaching high schoolers that even if a woman says “Yes” to a kiss or sex, it can still be rape due to “coercion” because she was “scared to say no.” What a load of nonsense. Verbal consent is the only clear standard. Not every man can read “body language” — especially if they just met or he’s autistic. If she says yes and lies, that’s on her. #Consent #VerbalConsent #FeministLogic #CommonSense #FalseRape

Mayank Burmee

52,941 views • 1 month ago

A recent study in The Lancet ‘perceived misdiagnosis of psychiatric conditions in autism’ reveals just how often autistic people, especially women, are misdiagnosed with mental health conditions such as personality disorders before finding out they are autistic. This is linked to long diagnostic wait times and delayed diagnosis. The study calls for better training for mental health practitioners, particularly in understanding autistic adults with co-occurring conditions. This is so many of our story’s. Thank you AAP Networking for inviting me to speak last Thursday. I am not a natural public speaker (I’m much more comfortable writing words!), but I enjoyed it nonetheless!!! #Autism #Autistic #Neurodiversity

A recent study in The Lancet ‘perceived misdiagnosis of psychiatric conditions in autism’ reveals just how often autistic people, especially women, are misdiagnosed with mental health conditions such as personality disorders before finding out they are autistic. This is linked to long diagnostic wait times and delayed diagnosis. The study calls for better training for mental health practitioners, particularly in understanding autistic adults with co-occurring conditions. This is so many of our story’s. Thank you AAP Networking for inviting me to speak last Thursday. I am not a natural public speaker (I’m much more comfortable writing words!), but I enjoyed it nonetheless!!! #Autism #Autistic #Neurodiversity

Emily♡

70,189 views • 2 years ago

If one video and one man ever captured the mood of the nation, this is it. We have had enough of these traitorous lying politicians. Time for a clear out.💯

If one video and one man ever captured the mood of the nation, this is it. We have had enough of these traitorous lying politicians. Time for a clear out.💯

Patriotic 🇬🇧 Nation

196,197 views • 1 year ago

Buzz Williams shares how entitlement and gratitude are connected and why you can only have one. "When entitlement is high, gratitude is low." "Why would gratitude be low? Because you're being selfish. 'Hey, I'm supposed to get this.'" "If ego and arrogance are a part of entitlement - which they are - then I can't function with the level of gratitude that it takes." Then he connected the dots: "If my entitlement is high, my gratitude is low. If my gratitude is low, then I'm not present...You see how they're connected?" Entitlement pulls you out of the moment. Gratitude keeps you in it. Then he had them flip it: "When gratitude is high, entitlement is low." You can't be grateful and entitled at the same time. Entitlement is the enemy of progress. It's the delusion of earning without earning. Be grateful for the moment and the opportunity. (🎥Buzz Williams)

Buzz Williams shares how entitlement and gratitude are connected and why you can only have one. "When entitlement is high, gratitude is low." "Why would gratitude be low? Because you're being selfish. 'Hey, I'm supposed to get this.'" "If ego and arrogance are a part of entitlement - which they are - then I can't function with the level of gratitude that it takes." Then he connected the dots: "If my entitlement is high, my gratitude is low. If my gratitude is low, then I'm not present...You see how they're connected?" Entitlement pulls you out of the moment. Gratitude keeps you in it. Then he had them flip it: "When gratitude is high, entitlement is low." You can't be grateful and entitled at the same time. Entitlement is the enemy of progress. It's the delusion of earning without earning. Be grateful for the moment and the opportunity. (🎥Buzz Williams)

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness

32,482 views • 3 months ago