The Best Thing You Can give Your Son or Daughter with Aspergers is some B.A.L.L.S.
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I wish you would write a book calles "22 things a man must know if he dates a woman with Aspergers". :)
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@Rudytutti I have balls :(
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Why is there a background screaaaal, Every couple seconds, Why?
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This is really good stuff, and it does not just apply to parent / child relationship with a person with aspergers. My bestfriend / girlfriend has aspergers and I love to treat her good, I think you forgot one thing though another A for attention... paying good attention to a person with aspergers is important as well in bonding with them and helping them live a happy life.
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you are very attractive
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I'm glad you like men with Asperger's. You are super super hot,
Innappropriate but true.
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I'm a female with Asperger's. I could send you my experience of the condition if you like. Would sending a personal message to your channel be best?
P.S. You're forty-five?? You look much younger, and pretty too.
Ilovecats112233 2 years ago
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Rudytutti 2 years ago
I just wanted to say that I love this video. I am a 22 year old male with AS and I like the way that issues were approached. I was just wondering however if you could edit the video so that there is no buzzing sound in the background. It hurts my ears.
klima2407 2 years ago
sorry - it was a cheap old camera. i got a new flip so we'll see how that works in future ;-)
Rudytutti 2 years ago
thank you for this video - my 17 year old daughter was recently dx with aspergers - I knew she was wonderfully different and finally got an answer :) I am trying to learn as much as I can about aspergers as well as provide opportunities for her too. She has embraced her dx with relief - it is awesome to know that there are intelligent role models that she can look too - she wants to major in writing and minor in psychology. We are college shopping now and it is a scary adventure.
DianaMarie777 2 years ago
Hi Diana - Make sure the college is TRULY supportive and that the Disabilities Services are AS-friendly and knowledgeable. A lot of times the people that work in those depts have little real knowledge of autism. Smaller schools are usually better for us. Also, don't be surprised if she takes a bit longer to graduate, and be supportive. I have a book on female AS coming out next year...I'll post on youtube the title and the when/where you can get it.
Rudytutti 2 years ago