10 Autistic Behaviors : No Music Edition

No music in videos is paradise.

I have often heard that autistic people are bothered by too much background noise and music in videos. I thought: not me now I see this video and find it incredibly relaxing. Maybe I was wrong. 😅 Thank you

i made a list of my sensory triggers and its 3 typed pages and still going. my new goal in life is to keep myself as comfortable as possible. this video is comic genius.

I know I already watched the original version, but I wanted to show support for the no music version. I do prefer your no music videos. Thanks.

I also prefer no music version. But enjoying your videos. Thanks

Yay for Australian birds! I am in Melbourne and my morning routine is literally to get up with the birds. I take a coffee outside to a little chair and do my day’s lists to their morning chattering. Birdsounds are my happy place.

Most rear view mirrors allow you to flip them up into a sort of sunglasses mode. Very helpful for driving at night and not getting blinded by headlights behind you

First of all, thank you for the no music thing. It takes so much mental energy to listen to words and background music. Also, I checked out those bose headphones and loved them! So, husband got me a pair for Christmas. 😊 game changer for sure!

Also for your Australian birds playlist, definitely check out Australian magpies and pied butcher birds. Such a gorgeous distinctive warbling song

All of what you say goes into my neck of the woods. Late diagnosticated autistic female of 45 with 2 kiddos also autistic.

language is really sticking in my mind right now. i couldn't even tell you how many times I've left a situation questioning whether or not i read between the lines when i should've or gone on with my day slowly realizing these a**holes were being complete d*cks to my face and left the situation most likely thinking this chick is slow, but ive just gotten to the point where I'm like sure, call me dumb- if you can admit you don't have the b*lls to say what you mean to my face. A lot of times I've pegged it to being naive or have had other people tell me I am. Also, the thought that i constantly and uncontrollably tend to make others uncomfortable, it used to put me in really dark place mentally. Well, i gotta admit it still does. I cant seem to keep it from wearing me down- the idea that somethings wrong with me because of it but i also think its really messed up how stigma and shame, and the exhaustion of having to worry about everyone else and how they feel when im internally going through a lot already.. how that can bring me to such a dark place speaks to how messed up society has dealt with mental health up to this point. Its really only is an issue though when it comes to people i actually give a crap about. For the most part I stopped caring what anyone else thought a long time ago, i had to or I dont think I couldve handled the emotional weight iof it all.. i wouldn't be here most likely if I cared what most people thought of me. Eye contact, way too much on my anxiety for me to even bother. Wont do it. If it makes some uncomfortable, oh well.

What a relief! Music was killing me! Thanks!

I have autism and so can you😂😂😂😂 awesome💖 I have described myself as going into "shut down" mode and now I think I'm just having meltdowns or at least periods of deescalating the yucky feeling that builds up when I do "normal" for too long. I'm waiting on testing. But your videos make me feel so much better about myself. It's so frustrating not understand why I seem to struggle with things that should be easy

Thanks for releasing these no-music versions. 👍🏻

I love to read house plan books. I, also, love graph paper, a "good" pencil and a gummy eraser. I have notebooks everywhere full of floor plans and garden designs. It is so calming to me. It seems as if we were cut from the same tree! We have an unusual amount of quirks in common. Thank you for sharing! I am a new subscriber and am really enjoying your content! Way to represent! I look forward to future videos you and your wife put out. Take care!😀

I didn't realize that word play was an autism thing. 😂 My favourite word for some reason is 'pants' and I will giggle like a ninny if I attach it to other words like 'man-pants' or 'cat-pants' - ludicrous things like that. I also really like words like 'influenza' that are sort of melodic - 'influenza' is my favourite word after 'pants.' Just word it out: "in-floo-ehn-zah" - it's insanely satisfying to me for some reason. It's happiness.😂❤

My stepmom said that when my twin and I were little, while talking a friend of hers, she told the friend that we walked on our toes and still do it to this day. I recalled the time I was at an appointment for something, and this guy asked me if I move or do something with my hands. I actually do open and close my hands, flick my fingers, etc, minus flapping them, but I said no to him but I should've told him yes instead. I don't know. I just thought I had to do all the time, and I don't think I do it a lot from my autism experiences.

So much resonates with many of your videos! The hating sudden things, yet not being able to deal with planning stuff too far ahead? !!! One thing I want to ask is if you have a podcast no disrespect at all here, as we are all different and i love your content, but I can't handle the special effects and all the sounds and images and noises that pop up, they are clever and I am sure many appreciate them, so yeah I wondered if you have a podcast as I like listening to what you and Debby say.

I so appreciate your honesty! It goes a long way in helping us further understand what it can be like to have autism.

i was eating chili when you said you woke up and shit your bed