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Ahh! I cried in the first 40 seconds 😢 I struggle to follow along with spoken communication all the time and often feel lost and out of step because of it. This acknowledgment was validating and made me cry 😭 ❤

WAH WAH MY LIFE BAD TIME TO CHANGE GENDERS LMAO

Great Video

Nice

this is so insightful and well-articulated, thank you so much for sharing wenn

Nonsense.

The love and respect you show towards your “previous” life despite holding a “mixed bag” of not feeling whole.. is very powerful.. The sensory issues and disconnect.. thank you for your vulnerability experience and knowledge. Thankfully subscribed. ❤ “I’m not typical” ❤

Ick. Where’s natural selection when you need it? Mother Nature needs to weed out her garden something fierce!! 🤢 🤢 🤢 🤮 🤮 🤮

You're a victim. Quit worrying about boy and girl stuff and exist as an individual. Say fuck the world if you have to. But quit obsessing over your gender, it's not going to make the world feel any better

I don’t understand why the emphasis is prioritizing stereotypes. It seems like you’re a heterosexual man with autism who finds it difficult to fit into society as is. You’re a man, and I refuse to call you cis. I don’t understand how the trans community tries to separate your mind from your body. You can’t you are your body, and you are simply you. I’m glad the gender dysphoria went away. The notion of nonbinary doesn’t make sense, why not just say your gender non conforming why’ll still acknowledging your sex.

I love the self shoutout at the end lol

thank you

I am an autistic cis man, but I have an autistic trans friend, and her symptoms were similar to mine.

I'm saving this to my watch later because I don't know if I can handle watching this currently but I would really like to at some point. I'm alone and have no one around to ask questions about this kind of stuff especially with the unique way gender identity and autism work together so I think this video would be helpful. It's just scary to think deeply about how I feel on it. One day, if I survive somehow whatever I am, I hope I can have a body that I don't think is gross and I feel represents a truer me. I want to exist and be okay with that, I want to stop trying to make myself smaller in the world. But its hard to battle with internalised transphobia & anti-autism sentiments that I've absorbed from the world I'm in over the years and use to destroy myself by giving my depression more and more ammo. It's nice to see people who can get past that and love themselves. I have so much love, respect, and awe for those people. Didn't mean to rant. Once I let myself think about this type of stuff it's like a floodgate being opened for the first time in years. Anyway, thanks for this video. I hope I can get to a point where watching this, and other videos like it, is less arduous of a thought and that I can get through it all.

Thanks Wenn! I have never heard such a clear explanation of the trans experience, especially in the mind.

Negotiation are how I build relational equity and some people see negotiations as arguing and therefore shut down happens. Is there anyways to bring a third party in?

Internalized homophobia IS very much present in butch lesbians with and without autism. Autism can exacerbate this due to ridgid black and white conceptions and self perception, leading to gender dysphoria, and conception of self as the opposite sex.

Very cute lovely looking tiny little darling beautiful

Your video is valuable and ASMR soothing. As an nonbinary autistic person I’ve been watching the recent FLOOD of anti-trans videos and TERF rhetoric e.g. that “all autistic trans/nonbinary teens/adults are just “confused impressionable brainwashed victims of trans ideology who need to be saved by conversion therapy”. Introspectively, I recognize reading /listening to misconstrued/ vilifying hateful anti-trans rhetoric which dismisses autistic people is a form self-traumatizing myself and does not serve my mental health, nor does compiling a list of counter-arguments in my head make me feel better since being a loner I hope to never have to be in a position where I feel I have to “debate” being nonbinary and autistic.

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Black squirrels are rare. That color is very recessive. You are lucky to have found one.

Once you go black you got to give them that snack.

Ninja Squirrel

We have a ton of black squirrels in Ohio! Started in Kent, then spread a bunch of places. I don't think anyone knows why. Maybe a competitive advantage. Better camouflage? idk 🤷🏽‍♀️

I live in Northern Illinois USA and the only black squirrel I've ever seen was in the U P of Michigan near the Soo Lochs

Awesome ❤❤

I ♥️em too.

So very cool

I just think of Hannibal Lector when listening to his voice

Thank you 🙏🏼

Excellent video <3

I love your expression here I've always felt my autism and trans-ness was so deeply connected and it makes me happy to see another out there who feels the same as me.

My transition from male to female seemed "needed" or "necessary" too, it's hard to explain but in a way i didn't have a choice in the matter. I am very autistic.

good voice, and relaxing tone

Hey there, I’m a transexual man and I’m 19 years old and I also have autism.

You are just like me with all the bears, except I also have my dolls and squish mallows and bears. I always feel so weird, tons of them in my bed, and I talk to them all the time. I love how you talk to them! I feel less alone watching your videos.

I wonder what state of mind an AuDHD individual would have?

😊😊😊😊

This is my dillema. I do feel disassociated but it's very hard to figure out to what extent the dysphoria causes it, and the autism. Like you, I've always more aligned socially and psychologically with males in terms of peers. Right now I just think I'm nonbinary.

I was diagnosed at age 20, I'm also diagnosed with gender dysphoria but I haven't medically transition. Actually, I socially detransitioned. I still experience dysphoria. Its a very difficult choice for me, I feel stuck.

rant// im currently on my bed trying on all my girl clothes again to make sure i am in fact not a girl. I dont think i have autism, but i dont have an unferstanding of gender at all. I wasn’t uncomfortable as a girl, one day i just tried crossdressing and decided that was just better. Maybe i cant comprehend how other people percieve me. I dont want to wear these clothes and they make me uncomfortable, but it could be that theyre just not my style. Whenever i think i might like how i look in these clothes, its because i see masculinity in my figure shows through my clothes. I dont understand what gender is, and i dont understand my own. If i dont know, how can i feel assured when i get top surgery?? What if i regret it??

Thank you so much for this awesome video! I wonder where did the other "naughty autis conversation" videos with Harry Thompson go???

Great information, very useful, many thanks!

Meeting #drobaedo on CZcams has really been one of the best day of my life after years of suffering I have finally been cured, thank you doc God bless you:::

Well this is fucking stupid-

Extremely interesting, but, unfortunately, the voice is a bit monotonous, and boring. With speed 1.25X it is a bit better. (Thumb up anyway)

Really helpful video, especially like the concept of you now feeling at home in your body.

That was the most Insightful. Thank you.

ME 3 🙋‍♀️ INTERESTING ME TO A T.

Thank you for the effort put into this video. Monotropism didn't really catch my interest, but.... Is the glass half full or half empty? I don't know. Did you just add the liquid? Half full. Did you just pour out the liquid? Half empty. Otherwise, it's half a glass of liquid. Also, Bart Simpson answered the "sound of one hand clapping" question decades ago. The egg came before the chicken. Of course the tree made a sound when gravity dragged it to the earth of the forest. (Um... sorry to be a bother. I just noticed, the title is missing an "o" between the "n" and "t".)