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I hate Sheldon Cooper, he's one of those characters I wish would suffer

Miss 9 has dysgraphia. Recently she has developed a passion for writing and drawing, but it causes her pain in her shoulders.

Oh my godddd!! You made me understand something so key in this short view about autism and getting jobs. I have people I love who have autism and want to encourage them that they are capable but it’s just they don’t know how to communicate it well.

I get these sudden heat flashes that make me feel like I'm going to throw up, pee my pants, and faint all at the same time, so I have to run to the bathroom and relieve myself. Then I'm better. It's really annoying. Thank you for giving it a context.

Cognitive Dissonance at its finest. This dude actually thinks that circumcision isn't harmful. 😅 What have you been smoking?

Struggling to make eye contact, difficulty with the inevitable small talk, and having more short lived jobs on your resume than you care to admit are issues that I've experienced. I wouldn't hire myself based on the number of jobs I've had, but there are reasons why this is so. There is more to the story than what the resume reflects. It is highly unlikely that you would lead with your reality, but it makes sense why you would. They might be dealing with a gem, and they will never know if not given the opportunity to prove yourself. Finally, they probably have no support system set up, similar to an individualized education plan, that would allow you to keep the job and to thrive in the role you were hired for.

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Hhhh,my little brother is similar to autistics but i always thought that circumcision is how he's mood problems and dyslexia started.

Personally, I get the vibe that Sheldon has both Aspergers syndrome and narcissistic personality disorder. I don't know if it can happen, but he seems to have both disorders at the same time. Either that, or the show is aimed towards slutty dumb blond stereotypes who know nothing about the world and have no desire to learn. One thing that suggests that is how in the pilot episode it begins from Penny's perspective (a dumb blond stereotype).

Oh grow up mate 😂😂😂

Unfortunately many people do think Sheldon is autistic. They want to make any character with those traits to be just that, you can’t change their minds. Sheldon Cooper is an abusive sociopath.

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The employment market is like competition of the survival of the fittest in the animal kingdom. Humans are also survival seeking species and many do what they can to insure financial stability. You have to be seen as commercially viable to be a gain to many employer's.

I dunno if the 2 coincide but it wouldnt surprise me because of the sensory issues...I'm on the spectrum and I actually feel like im dying in the heat! I hates it so much! It's not even like im getting heatstroke or anything because ive had that before and know how it feels! But my body just seems to regulate temperature really badly...other people around me will be loving life while I feel so lethargic and drained and like I can't even function properly while sweating profusely even in like 15°C! I don't like the cold and I hate the hot, I prefer it when its just warm in the Spring and Autumn!

LOVE it!!!!! So true!!!! <3

Never hated a TV character more than Sheldon Cooper…especially young Sheldon …

I have an autistic child,and I´m looking forward to teach sarcasm and double sense to him,maybe watching series,I don´t know,any suggestion?

Katie Hopkins is a 'trigger warning'. She's simply a person who dismisses everyone so she feels superior. A kinda 'competitive head girl'.

So is masking a form of being nor typical? Because when I'm Mask I do many of those things.

I'm not autistic (at least i think so lol) but honestly i just had a full on breakdown over having to study on my desk, which is right next to the window. It's really fucking hot. And this video, although it's 7 years old, rlly helped me!

Missing your videos. Hope you’re okay

NTs are weak and inferior.

we have no support. i wish i could disclose my autism.

I don’t care if he’s real or not he was the one who taught me that i am autistisc lol

Ok I get your preference for real vs fictional inspiration. That’s totally fine…for you. But there’s an aspect you’re failing to miss here. Your lack of control for inspiration figures. I’ll give you an example: my bud has a 3yr old. The kid could not care two licks about Martin Luther King Jr. but the Black Panther? When you see your kid embrace something positive you kinda have to keep that going. Then with time the kid will be open to hearing about MLK. I discovered I might be on the spectrum from Ray Romano’s character on Parenthood. That seed introduced me to other representations and role models. If someone sees Sheldon(an intentionally frustrating character) but notices something they can relate to, encourage it. Then go from there

Unfortunately the workforce is not prepare to deal with people on the spectrum they have so many applicants and either you made a good impression right away or you didn’t it sounds terrible but that’s just the way big companies go about employing someone. My understanding is that people on the spectrum don’t have the same social skills as nuro typical people and that can get in the way of landing and keeping certain jobs positions. I think that before even going for the interview you should call and ask if they employ people on the autistic spectrum be honest and tell them that you’re not good at interviews but that you are interested in the job and that you have the skill set to be able to do the job. If people know that they hired somebody on the spectrum then they won’t expected them to have the same social abilities like reading body language and other social cues. Sometimes companies hire people on the spectrum without realizing they are on the spectrum and then the little quirks get in the way and they end up losing their jobs if you’re upfront about being on the spectrum they might be more understanding today there are so many shows about people on the spectrum that you would have to be living under a rock not know what it is. Good luck to everyone.

Haha, Im not trying to downplay the difficulties that autistic people have with dating by saying this, but don't worry many neurotypical people still experience some of these problems, perhaps not all, but even with neurotypical brains that might be able to pick up on social cues more easily a lot of misinterpreation and anxiety can result around dating and meeting new girls and even having sex for the first time, with me sometimes sex can be a bit awkward the first time but than it gets better once I know the person a bit more and have had sex with them a few times already. Although, some people have said Im on the spectrum but I dont think I am now even if I did think I might be for a little bit but I am not diagnosed and am probably just a bit of a weirdo that comes off as being neurodivergent, so I am going to say that I am not!

Bro I loved how you said "neurotypical syndrommmmm" at the beginning 🤣

you're a genius as the name says

I have autism and I have this odd fear of black and white uncanny faces, and I have severe paranoia after I look at stuff like that and I keep obsessively looking at it for no reason making my fear 100x worse, causing me to not sleep at night. Does anyone else but me have this?

thankyou dear, very interesting, much love to you x

NOT EVERYONE ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM IS SMART ENOGUH TO GO TO COLLEGE BUDDY

I can find jobs just fine what I can’t find is a career.

The larger the pool of qualified workers, the pickier an employer is going to be. And the 2nd most important question an employer is going to to ask about a potential employee (#1 being "can he/she do the job") is:** how will they get along with their co-workers?** Unless you possess a relatively rare skill that is in demand, it is your 'personality' and people skills which will be the deciding factor in employment. I once got turned down for a job for (no kidding) not being a football fan; that's actually what my interviewer told me. It sounded silly at the time, but when I reflected on how many others must have been applying for that position, the seemingly arbitrary criteria of being a football fan didn't seem so irrational anymore -- though I would have preferred a raffle.

You know. I'm autistic myself. I am a 38-year-old man with Asperger syndrome and... I'm not a big fan of Big Bang Bang cos of Sheldon Cooper and Howard Wolowitz. Sheldon Cooper is a character you love to hate and he is truly one of the most irritating characters ever created and he is a mock to real life autistic people. He's selfish. Pompous. Self entitled. A total pain in the arse. No wonder Penny and Missy couldn't stand him. He would also be rude and obnoxious and like Howard, he's totally mad. The only episode of Big Bang Theory I ever liked was the one where Summer Glau is on the train. Sheldon Cooper is a fictional character who is a poor role-model and is an insult to real people with autism. Having said that, I have nothing against Jim Parsons. Jim Parson is an actor playing a character and he does what is written in the script and what the director tells him to do.

What’s too bad is that I’ve known many autistic people and they are all kind, but misunderstood. But Sheldon goes out of his way to be an asshole and he isn’t even autistic. I am a socially awkward and anxious person , but I’m not a jerk.

I’m autistic and I can’t work because I hate people and I don’t want to be around them I’m anti social and I have severe social anxiety and severe depression I’m 19 and I still don’t know how to dress lol I just wear baggy and comfy things

I am an Autistic adult. I am preparing a Autism workshop for my church. It is not for profit, purely educational. I will not be paid or compensated for this workshop. May I use parts of this video to help people understand sensory overload? I want to put together a couple of great videos I found on UA-cam for the sensory overload simulation I want to make for the workshop. Thank you!

i just come across you and you stopped making vids years ago :( im sick of being alone in this world

the reason you hate this bro is that triad is not for us to understand as we are to complex it is for the neurotypical people to as they dont and cant think like us bro ;) remember we think a heck of a lot faster this is why we get sensory overload ,,, we are the upgraded ones let them catch up to us <3 im going to subscribe to your channel as i don't feel so alone watching you <3

I’m the same way but with cold!

Sheldon was good at some episodes. But in general he was little irritating ,writers given him unnecessary importance in the later half of the show. Big bang was about the group. But it changed into Sheldon centric show , which destroyed its quality and fun.

Yes please. If people would just say it like it is without a bunch of BS!

We can’t vote either

As a teacher I found this helpful. From what you said, procrastination or task-refusal clearly doesn't exist by itself. Knowing why "just get on with it" doesn't work means we need to address the other feelings such as anxiety as well. Thank you! Helpful for me in my personal life as well!

I love the Big Bang theory but I hated Sheldon Cooper 90% of the time ... he is the most obnoxious, condescending and insensitive character I can think of, and I cannot imagine anyone being friends with him.

I have a client with Asperger's, and you remind me of him. He also tries to be funny but can't manage it and has negative charm. I've never met anyone less charming in my life,.

I’m guessing you are mutilated because of your dismissive awkwardness.

I first started my working life at 35 after college and many years trying to get work be independent etc I had work trails via the jobcentre a d if I was asked to do something I hopped to it Job interviews now they were a challenge, I would practice and practice and it would all go to hell in the real thing Interviews can be a barrier to work for people with asd My first job was at 35 with an apprenticeship via a autism social enterprise a d it felt great having a job, bring off benefits It sadly came to an end but for 4 months I was applying for not only jobs I was trained for but any unskilled work I travelled all across London and even 20 miles outer London looking for work I ended up doing a temporary job over Christmas as it was the only work I got accepted for, I am not lazy, you give a job to do and I will do it to the best of my ability