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ASD often looks very different in women. In this video, we explore the top 10 traits of ASD in women that are frequently misunderstood, overlooked, or misdiagnosed as anxiety, depression, or trauma responses.

Many autistic women:
• Mask socially and appear “high functioning”
• Feel chronically exhausted or overwhelmed
• Experience intense internal anxiety
• Struggle with identity and belonging
• Have strong empathy but difficulty expressing it
• Endure sensory overload quietly
• Experience shutdowns instead of visible meltdowns
• Receive a diagnosis late in life—if at all

If you’ve ever felt like you’re “doing life on hard mode,” constantly adapting to others while feeling unseen or misunderstood, this video may help you make sense of your experience.

This content is for:
• Women wondering if they might be autistic
• Late-diagnosed or self-identified autistic women
• Spouses and partners seeking understanding
• Parents who recognize these traits in themselves
• Therapists, coaches, and educators

✨ Understanding brings relief. Naming your experience brings self-compassion.

▶️ Watch to learn:
• Why autism in women is often missed
• How masking affects mental health
• The emotional cost of social camouflaging
• What autistic burnout really looks like
• Why “high empathy” doesn’t rule out ASD

📌 If this resonates, you’re not alone—and you’re not broken.

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Hey, this is Mark Hutten, and in this video, we answer a question regarding "dating someone with autism." We discuss the unique aspects of "autism and dating," specifically focusing on "autistic women" and their tendency for "imitation" in social settings. This imitation can often lead to "burnout syndrome," which is crucial to understand when navigating "dating with autism" within the "autism spectrum disorder." 💡✨