6 People With Autism vs 1 Fake
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Published 2023-01-06
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All Comments (21)
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Iād be feeling so bad if I had to pretended to be autistic
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i think this is the only episode where everyone was 100% likeable
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It's simultaneously wholesome and hilarious how quickly they all agreed they had absolutely no clue.
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That group dynamic was by far one of the nicest, it wasnāt about choosing a mole, it was about relating, I wanted more.
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Hi, everyone. This is Darius. I would like to thank Jubilee for having me on there. It was a fantastic experience. Hopefully, I get to do another one of Jubileeās videos.
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i love how immediately it just felt like people forgetting they were in a game and bonding over this shared experience
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All of the people here were so likable! Usually thereās somebody whoās super rude or vain and narcissistic, but here everyone was kind and supportive!
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I've always found that late bloomers tend to be much better at masking, and even tend to do it subconsciously b/c when you're not diagnosed young, people just don't put up with your 'weirdness', so you have to act 'normal' so much more. If you get diagnosed younger you can tell people "I'm autistic/OCD/ADD/etc" and they'll give you just a LITTLE more leeway to be yourself, but when you don't have a diagnosis it's just like "Stop that, grow up, don't be so creepy & Weird"
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"Damn we're not your first?" deep sigh was so on cue. I really love Chai's sense of humour
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when chai said āwho could have seen that comingšā but he actually didnāt see that coming hahahahah that was perfect
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People hate what they donāt understand, autism is not taught about enough. This video was really great, thank you for this video
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Sage is so supportive and uplifting to everyone. Everyone needs a friend like him.
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Thank you for having me Jubilee, that was a pretty fun experience. I'm glad to have connected with some really cool people. š
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I loved how Amanda raised her hand and was so excited to talk about the degree š she was dropping facts
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I was holding back the tears through this, so proud of this group and how they represented the autism community. But when Sage said the āAutism community accepts youā I broke down and I am still crying. Sage reminds me so much of my Daughter and her view and presentation of Autism. Well done everyone š
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There was a guy I went to high school with who had FASD. He was a genuinely nice guy who got along with everyone. We all knew he had it in school as he wasn't afraid to tell you about it. Thankfully, everyone at school treated him well.
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It made me so joyful when Amanda realized that she said the name of the show and exclaimed āthat was fun!ā āŗļø
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This is one of the rare times I hear someone point out OCD has many similarities with autism and I'm grateful because I'm so tired of people thinking it's just about cleaning and being organized. I wish more people knew how it truly feels like to have OCD.
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Yāall she didnāt pretend to be autistic. She was presenting as someone with FASD amongst others with autism who did not know she didnāt have it.. she didnāt act differently though. This was harmless and she was accepted by them!
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What a sweet group of humans! They were all so kind to one another & accepting of the girl with FASD.
