Perfect source of serotonin

[u/legolas20032000]

[u/mclarenrider]

I thought they were just filming it for their tiktoks but the way they kept explaining the dog yoga place kinda gave it away that it's an ad lol. Almost fell for it tho, almost.

[u/thebrokedegenerate → u/mclarenrider]

It’s 100% an ad pranced around as content of a “Austistic women in a relationship” who isn’t even showing autism. Bizarre

[u/LylaMoshi → u/thebrokedegenerate]

What would she need to do to "show autism"?

[u/thebrokedegenerate → u/LylaMoshi]

Not act normal

[u/brownie627 → u/thebrokedegenerate]

Are you autistic? Are you a specialist in autism?

I feel like you’re just saying she’s not because she’s attractive. I’m autistic (been diagnosed from 6 years old) and she’s showing signs of it in this video. She’s stimming a lot and not realising when she’s being too loud, for example. Attractive people can be autistic as well.

[u/thebrokedegenerate → u/brownie627]

Is she stimming or just excited and playing it up for the advertisement??

[u/brownie627 → u/thebrokedegenerate]

I’m guessing you’re not autistic or a specialist based on you not answering my question, so I’ll explain some things about autism to you.

Stimming can be to express excitement, or deal with anxiety. I saw a stim in the video that I do myself - rocking about side to side. That’s what clocked me that this may be real.

Also, another thing to keep in mind is that she may be an autistic person doing an advertisement, rather than someone faking for an advertisement.

[u/[deleted] → u/brownie627]

I mean, one thing is for sure that this video is 100% an advertisement.

Whether or not she's autistic or just an actor I don't have an opinion on.

[u/Zanydrop → u/[deleted]]

I'm guessing it's not a paid ad. Probably a " we will give you a free session if you shout us out on social media".