Comments by "Tizi 08" (@tizi087) on "Having Autism Spectrum Disorder in Japan [ENG CC]" video.

  1. on the other hand i am curious wether they would even "have" these disorders in other countrys with a more direct language. in the sense of: they may have it, but nobody diagnoses it. thats what i am curious about. is ASD the same in Japan as in the USA or Austria for example
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  2. I am confused for multple reasons: 1) why is being unable to read the air an disorder? or rather is there like a lower level of the skill and if you are below that than you have that disorder? because i cant read the air either and i am only living in germany. SO i am rather confused how you define it being a disorder and differ it from just not having the skill. 2)is meaning: "i hurt other with my words" related to just not caring or not realising? because once again both applies for me. But i wouldnt say its totally uncommon for people to be direct and blunt. 3)the way of covnersation being special.... well doesnt seems so super special at all. not interrupting each other sounds.... well in the first instance like good manners and not like something you need for people with these disorder dont get me wrong, i dont want to downplay these disorders. I just dont get in which way you can define something as an disorder, which (at least form my point of view) just seems like a lack of skill. her mood swings are totally udnerstandable but the ASD stuff really looks complicated. can anyone may explain it again in a diffrent way?
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  3.  @commentarytalk1446  thanks for th explanation
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