Princess Aspien, first major aspie vlogger in Australia

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Chloe Hayden from a town called Inverleigh is the first major aspie female vlogger in my own country, let alone my own state. Also, the first to mention social groups.

Here is her introduction video:

One social group is mentioned in this video:

Another here:


Is anyone here driven crazy by her videos?

I see a autistic person who is happy with who she is which makes me happy.

Damn. Its impressive what she is doing. The level of confidence she has is just astounding. It has got to take allot of guts to get out their and pull that off before the camera.

They're loud and fast but ok I guess.

What does the above mean?

She has over 800 subscribers. Look at what she did for Autism Awareness Day:



Her "superpower" is becoming Princess Aspien, her alter ego.

She now has 900 subscribers!

I think this person is a great inspiration for loads of people.

Personally I like her blog posts and her amazing fashion style. But I always wondered - how does she manage to post videos and blog posts, train with horses, give interviews and travel to concerts far away? I don´t think I would make it - but who knows?

Think there's a deliberate Narnia reference here?

I didn´t intend to use this as Narnia reference but okay

Actually, why do you think it´s a Narnia reference?

Aspie vlogger as in... a vlog dedicated to being an Aspie?
That's interesting.

I have a Youtube channel with over 800 subscribers, but it's not about autism.
I didn't tell the public about having autism neither.
I didn't know that having 800 subs would be referred as "major".

I also knew another Aspie with over 1000 subs, he has a Sonic the Hedgehog music channel.

Alex liked something of hers on Instagram, but alas Chole claimed a while ago to have told me to stop messaging her.

Thanks so much for sharing, Myrtonos! Love her! Her interactions, and warmth with the children is inspiring ... reminds me so much of why I loved working with children from her age onwards. As a fellow Aussie, it’s so good to see ANY positive role models and representation of this kind ... much needed!

WOW!

She is quite a force of nature!

Cute. Lively. And apparently very involved in things in the community.

I can see how someone might find her presentations a bit tiring. Both her personality and her cinematic production style is rather hyper.

But if that's the issue you have with her then the solution is simple. Just alternate between her vlogs, and those of AnMish (the Danish aspie girl who has vlogged for years). AnMish is quite subdued. No music. Just herself talking.

Former model AnMish is mesmerizing (espectially if you are a heterosexual male)just to look at. But if you watch too much of her she can sound one note. She is always bummed out, and miserable. Never cracks a joke. Rarely uses humor. And she doesn't even seem to have any trumphs that she ever talks about. So this gal, and AnMish, are probably good to channel surf between because they are both antidotes to the other. Lol!