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Aspergers or Just Shy (How YOU KNOW Traits) · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  You have arrived. Welcome to the Aspy world.
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  Here's where we talk about anything and everything ASD in
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  an upbeat and informative way. And now here's your man on the
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  Welcome to the Aspy world. Here's where we talk about
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  anything and everything ASD in an upbeat and informative way.
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  And now here's your man on the spectrum, your autism
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  ambassador, Daniel Morgan Jones. Syndrome or you just shy In this
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  video we're bringing everything down and showing the difference.
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  Hey guys welcome back to the aspy world.
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  My name is Dan and I have autism and ADHD and make weekly videos
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  So as bridges are shyness, you know, when I was a little kid
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  growing up, a lot of people say I was overly shy.
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  I was so shy, in fact, that there was that was the main
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  thing which are we Daniel's too shy.
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  He used too many things going on, but that's not necessarily
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  the case. Actually was diagnosed as
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  bridges syndrome, which is now called autism spectrum disorder.
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  That kind of accounts for most of the issues.
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  So I want just want to talk of some of the key differences
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  between asperges and shyness, right?
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  So asperges often involves lack of social skills, whereas
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  shyness doesn't necessarily have this issue.
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  You can be or have shyness but still be able to understand
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  social protocol, right? Which is what people with
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  Asperges lack. Aspergers can also involve
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  repetitive behaviour, you know, doing the same thing over over
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  again. But again, you know, shyness
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  won't have this, this just shyness at the end of the day,
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  people with Aspergers will struggle to understand, read
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  social cues from social conventions, how close to stand
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  to somebody, how much of the conversation you have to put
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  input before it's somebody else's turn.
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  And all those kind of key areas which I think are so important
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  for social cues. Asperger syndrome.
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  People with that condition won't know that those those inherent
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  issues with socializing. However, people with shyness
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  definitely will. It's something that people who
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  suffer from shiners will still understand the social protocol,
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  which may be shy, and it's more important really to understand
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  some of the key actual elements on with the table.
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  Asperger syndrome, which is now just called ASD for autism
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  spectrum disorder. They would have difficulty with
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  social interactions. They'll have limited interest in
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  anything. We want to have routines to have
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  like very scheduled. Their days will be very much the
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  same and even their food will be quite restricted and they will
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  have repetitive behavior that they get enjoyment out of.
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  That's what someone was an awesome special sort of enjoy
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  it. They'll have sensory processing
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  issues. I mean maybe lights, sound,
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  smell. These may be quite overwhelmed
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  somebody with Aspergers and then it'll be a difficulty with
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  communication and it could be written communication, it could
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  be non verbal communication, it could be any type of
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  communication that that person may find difficult.
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  Now, if you if somebody else knows that these are something
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  that impacts your life and you haven't already, this is worth
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  getting kind of like checked out and assessed because then there
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  may be help and support available for you.
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  All right, guys, I'm going to go peace.
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  See you in the next one. Peace.