Chapter
Acceptance Takes Time
44:24 - 51:04 (06:39)
The speaker discusses how acceptance takes time and how people become more accepting when they get to know you or have heard conversations about you - specifically regarding people who are considered outside the mainstream.
Clips
The speaker discusses the challenge of being accepted for who they are and the importance of connection in relationships, highlighting the idea that once somebody accepts you, they feel like they have discovered and understood you better.
44:24 - 46:45 (02:21)
Summary
The speaker discusses the challenge of being accepted for who they are and the importance of connection in relationships, highlighting the idea that once somebody accepts you, they feel like they have discovered and understood you better.
ChapterAcceptance Takes Time
EpisodeRick Glassman's Grandma's Rack is Firmer Than Ever!
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
The speaker reflects on how everyone is finding their way to survive, be productive, and find comfort in life, but it can be challenging when an aspect of their identity becomes stigmatized.
46:45 - 49:04 (02:18)
Summary
The speaker reflects on how everyone is finding their way to survive, be productive, and find comfort in life, but it can be challenging when an aspect of their identity becomes stigmatized.
ChapterAcceptance Takes Time
EpisodeRick Glassman's Grandma's Rack is Firmer Than Ever!
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
Two individuals discuss why they choose not to wear pants and how they feel constricted in them.
49:04 - 49:50 (00:46)
Summary
Two individuals discuss why they choose not to wear pants and how they feel constricted in them.
ChapterAcceptance Takes Time
EpisodeRick Glassman's Grandma's Rack is Firmer Than Ever!
PodcastHowie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast
The speaker shares their experience with autism spectrum, including sensory issues, OCD, and difficulty making eye contact.
49:50 - 51:04 (01:14)
Summary
The speaker shares their experience with autism spectrum, including sensory issues, OCD, and difficulty making eye contact. They question if they are on the spectrum and explain the variety of symptoms included under the autism spectrum umbrella.