Demi Burnett

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. You know better. You know better than me. Like I don't do well with that.

Yeah. You know better. You know better than me. Like I don't do well with that.

Yeah. You know better. You know better than me. Like I don't do well with that.

Not at all.

Not at all.

Not at all.

Well, there's not a lot of stuff, but there is a lot of stuff because of the online community. Like the main thing that I got was, uh, well, so much validation, um, lots of resources, lots of like books and stuff to read like this book called Asper girls, which I know We don't have Asperger's anymore, which is really funny because in England they call it Asperger's.

Well, there's not a lot of stuff, but there is a lot of stuff because of the online community. Like the main thing that I got was, uh, well, so much validation, um, lots of resources, lots of like books and stuff to read like this book called Asper girls, which I know We don't have Asperger's anymore, which is really funny because in England they call it Asperger's.

Well, there's not a lot of stuff, but there is a lot of stuff because of the online community. Like the main thing that I got was, uh, well, so much validation, um, lots of resources, lots of like books and stuff to read like this book called Asper girls, which I know We don't have Asperger's anymore, which is really funny because in England they call it Asperger's.

And I talked to this guy who has it and it was years ago. And he was like, it's so funny. You guys call it Asperger's. Asperger's. Asperger's. I was like, yeah, I don't know why we call that. So anyway, Asper Girls, it's an amazing book. And reading that book is so validating because it talks about so many experiences that you've never even thought about.

And I talked to this guy who has it and it was years ago. And he was like, it's so funny. You guys call it Asperger's. Asperger's. Asperger's. I was like, yeah, I don't know why we call that. So anyway, Asper Girls, it's an amazing book. And reading that book is so validating because it talks about so many experiences that you've never even thought about.

And I talked to this guy who has it and it was years ago. And he was like, it's so funny. You guys call it Asperger's. Asperger's. Asperger's. I was like, yeah, I don't know why we call that. So anyway, Asper Girls, it's an amazing book. And reading that book is so validating because it talks about so many experiences that you've never even thought about.

But then when she says them, you're like, oh, my God.

But then when she says them, you're like, oh, my God.

But then when she says them, you're like, oh, my God.

like you know it's like um like I remember one of them is about like uh when I was a kid I would always press my hands I would rub my eyes so I could see all the shapes and like I would sit there for long periods of time as in like just staring into these shapes that I was making out of the darkness yeah and um it talks about like that experience and I was like oh my god I forgot about that like I used to do that for so long and like just looking into the nothingness but making shapes out of it I don't know how to explain it so yeah and then um

like you know it's like um like I remember one of them is about like uh when I was a kid I would always press my hands I would rub my eyes so I could see all the shapes and like I would sit there for long periods of time as in like just staring into these shapes that I was making out of the darkness yeah and um it talks about like that experience and I was like oh my god I forgot about that like I used to do that for so long and like just looking into the nothingness but making shapes out of it I don't know how to explain it so yeah and then um