[Not] Being Condescending | An Autie's Guide to Neurotypical Social Skills Ep. 2 [CC]

Autistic people are often perceived as condescending... while we think we're just having a regular civil conversation. So here's an explanation of why people often perceive us this way and how to manage that if that's not how you want to be perceived. (And also for non-autistic people to learn more about how we naturally communicate to bridge the communication gap between neurotype) Learn about other social skills things here -    • Playlist   The Hannah Gadsby clip -    • Hannah Gadsby Doesn't Plan On Initiating C...   Note: This video is several years old. Disability conversations and scientific information are constantly evolving, so older videos may contain information or thoughts that have been reevaluated since their original posting date (and/or may have been outdated at the time and I still had things to learn). I am slowly working to re-make older somewhat out-of-date videos, this may be one of them, but please watch with this in mind! ------------------ If you want to support me financially - https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sydne... Or get exclusive perks & content on Patreon! - patreon.com/SydneyZarlengo Find me on Insta and TikTok - @disabled.autistic.lesbian Request a video idea - https://forms.gle/TW5HAeZLmGLWNYwK7 Request a media review - https://forms.gle/rji1Hnw34ypSzA6cA Check out my undergrad work - https://www.disabledautisticlesbian.c...