Talking for others is something I try to actively avoid, but this topic deserves to be acknowledged because people just don't seem talk about it. Sometimes, the Autistic mind is the square peg for the otherwise round world, and we don't fit into it. Early intervention is welcome, but there are a lot of people (including myself) who are diagnosed later in life. In some cases, too late. And I don't mean that in relation to age, I mean it based off life events. I will miss the mark and not mention a lot of relevant points here, but I wanted to scratch the surface on the topic, and if future videos are warranted, I will cover it again in more detail.

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