I am an autistic adult who is sick of so-called "experts" trying to explain what they think an autistic person is going through. They think they can "fix" autistic children by forcing them to act normal. Watch this video and see how normal you think ANYBODY can act when they're going through what I simulate for you all. …

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25 Responses to “Sensory Overload Simulation”

  1. classicalheartburn says:

    thanks for the …
    thanks for the education, i appreciate your help.

  2. Hexxus245 says:

    My uncle is …
    My uncle is autistic, this is a really good way of helping others understand, well done!

  3. morpheus1x says:

    brilliant! thats a …
    brilliant! thats a great demo of what its really like.
    i hope NT’s feel the anger at 2:12. imagine sitting in class or a meeting with 1/2 dozen sounds and visuals like this and trying to concentrate.

  4. amcooper81 says:

    brillient video, …
    brillient video, thank you for posting it!! My son is waiting on an essment for autism

  5. jruck123 says:

    wow a very …
    wow a very intelligent way to put it! I enjoyed watching and it sure helps me to understand what my son is going through better ! Thank you!

  6. ZZAKON says:

    Yes it is… ;-)
    Yes it is… ;-)

  7. drakeblake18 says:

    i got ther firs bit …
    i got ther firs bit about deep thinking, and smart logic and can understna dthings others can’t:)

  8. MattBronsil says:

    Thank you. I am …
    Thank you. I am trying to learn as much as I can about autism. This really helped me understand a lot.

  9. AbsolutelyCrackers says:

    that cartoon thing …
    that cartoon thing wikth the noises scared the out of me lol, both of them
    (and im autistc coz i have AS)

  10. Michellemartin1 says:

    This made me cry. I …
    This made me cry. I had no idea it was like that for my son. Now I know why my son throws fits sometimes and bites himself & us. I am posting my vid of my son in response to this. I had no idea it was like that. I guess I know why he holds his ears all of the time. This made me very sad.

  11. Wawbeek5 says:

    this is so true. i …
    this is so true. i feel that this video should be shown in all schools so that kids have an idea of what happens with sensory overload

  12. JoeMiozza says:

    I’m glad you took …
    I’m glad you took the time to demonstrate this. It surprises me how many people are unaware of what autistic people live with. Most people I know still think it is the same as retardation. Well done, bravo.

  13. kimberberlin says:

    This video is …
    This video is moving. I never would have known how overwhelming sensory overload is. I also did not know it set off the fight or flight response. Excellent job.

  14. wingedsweetheart says:

    I don’t think I’m …
    I don’t think I’m Autistic but recently after doing some reserch trying to figure out what is wrong with me I decided that it has to be some sort of sensory disorder or something. It doesn’t happen all the time but ever since I was little I would have these spells where I just freak out and I could never figure out how to explain it. I always said it’s like when someone scratches a chalk board only 100 times worse. I also get angry if people try to bother me while I’m having this “freak out”

  15. crazyavery4444 says:

    dont get angry when …
    dont get angry when i say this but around 2:40 its like a little acid trip…

  16. swill8295 says:

    I always thought it …
    I always thought it was normal.

  17. WeirdGirlCyndi says:

    That’s pretty scary!
    That’s pretty scary!

  18. AutisticWhoLives4God says:

    Awesome comment.
    Awesome comment.

  19. Callista450 says:

    I think there’s …
    I think there’s much more to “fixing” these things than simple anti-alzheimer’s drugs.

    Autism is how the brain is made. It’s not damage, or a disease; it’s the way the brain is, from before birth. To change the brain of an autistic person would be to affect how they think and who they are. We are much better off teaching them how to deal with the chaotic world they’re born into, than trying to change them into people they’re not.

  20. AutisticWhoLives4God says:

    Yeah. Imagine …
    Yeah. Imagine everything around you looking and sounding like that. That’s a taste of what it is like to live with autism. It is very scary.

  21. lolomikoto says:

    the sensory …
    the sensory overload is scary as .

    O_o”

  22. swill8295 says:

    That was a good …
    That was a good example of sensory overload. I’ve had it even worse than that. Try getting into a fist fight during a movie with that problem! And then getting beaten up. Imagine all of that sensory overload happening during a fist fight.. couldn’t even aim my fist correctly, like choppy frame rate on a video game. Then when I got hit, the sensation was so overwhelming it felt like the mans hand was in my head burying itself in my brain as if it were still there after he hit me.

  23. dnero6911 says:

    For any and all of …
    For any and all of you who have problems with your children.. please research Richard Bandler, he has many books which can tremendously help.

  24. curiousmumof2 says:

    awesome video….un …
    awesome video….un real to think this is whats going thru my 4yr old son’s head,no wonder why he cant sit thru movies….
    well done! great insight.thanks so much

  25. fapprez says:

    You rock!! I love …
    You rock!! I love all your videos, and the this one in particular has helped ALOT.

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