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ASMR Audhd Ramblings: Forever Young? Autism, ADHD, and Age Dysphoria

Hey everyone, welcome back! In this video, I dive into some personal topics that resonate with many in the autism community—age and gender issues, which often come up in discussions. I originally planned to make two separate videos, but here, I end up exploring how age feels perplexing and sometimes dysphoric for me, weaving through thoughts on autism and ADHD. Before we get into it, a quick note: I recorded this before my recent health scare, so some thoughts might reflect my state of mind from a few weeks ago. It's fascinating how my ADHD influences my thinking—it's a journey of rambling thoughts that sometimes miss connections, and on top of that I think, "dude you forgot to bring up this, and that, and that other thing."... I have so much to say and think I'm going to just sit down and ramble out some coherent thoughts, but then I end up not being able to follow my own thoughts when I'm listening back to it later. :/ This ramble is all about living at the crossroads of expected maturity and personal reality, feeling out of sync with societal age norms, and how autism shapes these perceptions. So, hang out with me as I paint a picture and spit out some spontaneous thoughts, where I tackle complex feelings about growing up and growing old on the spectrum. I hope this video gives you something to think about or relate to. If you've had similar experiences or thoughts, let's discuss in the comments below! And don't forget to subscribe for more honest, off-the-cuff discussions like this one. In my video, I mentioned another one that really made me pause: Life with Autism | DW Documentary    • Life with autism | DW Documentary   . The thumbnail calls the guy a '35-year-old child.' I get why they’d use that kind of headline—it grabs attention. But honestly, it feels a bit off to me and makes me a bit uncomfortable. Even if the guy in the video is okay with it, it just shows how different we all are on the spectrum. Sometimes seeing stuff like that makes me wonder if I even fit the label of autism. But then, I come across other stories that feel more like mine, and it clicks again. And yes, ChatGPT did help me punch up this description. Pretty good, eh? 👉 Some Of My Stuff: https://linktr.ee/RainingInside