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Aiden's Advice Show (Starring: Slime) #107 [VIDEO]

🕑 Added 2024-10-15 00:21:53 +0000 UTC

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Corey Schaadt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVJVu3zpjeQ gamer girl

Gabe

I just got around to watching this and I wanna say Slime I love the comment you made to the last writer there at the start showing your appreciation for them. My brother has autism and I think he would love to have someone tell him something so kind.

Chance Roberson

Something that I’ve found helps with the passing of a love one is to make or keep something physical that is indicative or was from that person. Now they will never be “forgotten” their memory or memories are now represented in something tangible

FancyPantsAdventure2

In grade 2, my teacher screamed at me for scribbling out the S in "Scrapbook" on the front of my book" I now swear profusely.

doddi

side note: can we get the jazz playlist yall use in the background of the advice show? it makes the show so damn cozy i love it

Dr4k

as a 33 year old i can say this ep should help a lot of 20somethings through the rough stuff most of you will face; from death, to self value, to getting pegged the yard boys truly have this generation covered

Greasy Melon

The duality of slime: from pussyboy to dishing out fantastic advice on grief and death. What a guy

Justin Plant

Anyone else get the the kidz bop cds in mcdonalds happy meals

Jaded Kills

Before I knew I was autistic I also got really frustrated with people that weren’t good at social awareness/reading the room. Bc I’m naturally bad at it I became obsessed with it and very good at it so I would think “why are they being so awkward. There’s a script for this scenario. Follow what you are supposed to say and stop being weird and making people uncomfortable.”

Stevon

First question is pretty privileged because they definitely live in a first world country where they don’t kill their food and healthcare is good. It feels a bit narcissistic to worry about living while they didn’t. They don’t care. They wouldn’t care if they were alive. As someone who’s dad died right after I finished college that question asked came of as annoying because he already had the answer. Grieve if you’re still sad, but don’t grieve because you’d feel guilty about not wanting to grieve. But, then again, survivors grief is real…

Ignacio Torres

Throwing one on for the last guy: before she was an actor Emma Stone made a powerpoint for her parents to let her move to LA. Good luck brother!

Faye852

wahoo!

FancyBear

this was my last advice show cuz of financial reasons but god was that a great last question to end it cant wait to return in the future

Spicy

Tony Hawk Tuah

Deepto Chatterjee

I will say as an autistic person I very proudly aim to not worry about how neurotypicals construe what I say, because doing that has ruined my mental health for the 22 years I've been alive (and I know as fact this is true for many other autistics)

Lauren

Slime being serious talking about death while sitting diagonally(?) is great 10/10

Cosmo

shout out to the pegging guy that fuckin rocks & i think he should do it!! love to see a fellow autist winning 💪💪 also currently listening to this as bg noise while crafting a huge dick & balls out of beads for fun & this all seems fitting