Through the Eyes of Autism

Thank you for this video.

I'm speechless but its very enlightening from a first person point of view. I understand more. I don't know who this person is, or if they will read this, but thank you.

Thanks. I produced the video. The emails were written by someone with autism. I don't know if they read these comments. But, thanks for writing.

ty very much

thank you so much 4 this video. you give me more understanding about this disorder. my son was recently diagnosed with autism. it breaks my heart. take care & thank you once again xxx

my brother has autism. the same thing happens to him at school, too. I know how you feel.

I never smile, i'm only happy when i laugh i don't want to show my emotions because i'm not that good at it and i am not fully apserger i'm 16 years old and don't want to be touched by my mom or anyone else because i don't like it anymore i liked it when i was younger.

What you've just said about you and your autism (if you do have autism, I think you do, but if you don't, sorry) is exactly the same as me and my autism.

When i was young i loved to be touched by my mom like rubbing my back but only when i was really younger now i hate it, it dosen't even feel good anymore so it's not good

i may have some aspergerness inside my but i'm not full asperger..i'm 16.

That's so awesome! I teach kids with autism and I know a great many of them won't have a significant other in their life due to their functioning levels, but it's good to know that there is hope! Thank you!

You are lucky. But, I think it's unfair to tell someone their life is "wrong" because it's different than yours.