Not one of my best days when I recorded this video. But I wanted to do this and the light was more or less fine so I took my chance before the next rainstorm...I am pretty fidgety and lost track quite often as the close observer may realise :D

I only recently learned that I see the world in much more detail than other people do. And I still don't feel very comfortable with this idea, as I have always been thinking that everybody sees things the way I do. And learning that many people don't feels weird, to be honest. I cannot imagine NOT to see the papercut on someones finger, the rainbow caught in a drop of water on the window, the frog hiding under the stone lion in the garden, the grass bending in the wind revealing the first green leaves of snowdrops digging their way up towards the sun...
I love wimmelpictures! There's actually only one digital game I ever got interested in, and it is all about finding things in wimmelpictures. I can play that for hours or until my lives are up :)
And pairs! I love playing pairs. But not digitally, the one with real cards, I mean.

HELPFUL TIMESTAMPS
0:00:00 Outtake
0:00:06 Title Image & intro
0:00:26 Disclaimer & subscription
0:01:02 General info about me
0:01:40 SEEING DETAILS General
0:02:33 EXAMPLE: Butterfly
0:03:32 Advantages vs. disadvantages
0:08:02 EXAMPLE: My art and seeing details in daily life
0:10:26 EXAMPLE: Driving a car
0:14:26 How I never knew
0:16:16 [pictures of proof :)]
0:17:05 HEARING FAINT NOISES and example
0:20:33 More general stuff and goodbye :)

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DISCLAIMER
I am no medical professional of any kind, and I have no medical education whatsoever. I do not give medical advice, and I do not counsel as regards to autism. My videos reflect my personal point of view and my personal experiences.

ABOUT ME
My name is Anne and I was diagnosed to be on the spectrum in my late thirties. My journey has only just begun, if this is going to be a journey, at all. In the end, I have been living with autism for all my life and simply did not know. So what is going to change? Is there anything going to change, at all? Do I want things to change or let them change?
Rigth now, I guess I will just move on like I used to before my diagnosis. However, being on the spectrum explains a lot I have always been wondering about in my past and still wonder about today.
My videos are not meant to be educative about autism or advocating for it but show my process, thoughts, and actions from the moment of my diagnosis on so they are very individual. But maybe you are a female adult, too, diagnosed with autism and looking for others who are going through more or less the same thing. Maybe my videos will help you on your own journey or at least be helpful to some extend.
Thank you very much for tuning in!
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