OH MY GOD YOU'RE RIGHT AKDFUVBZHUD🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️

That is hella true.

mood if there ever was one

OMG, I'm sorry, but I have to say this: I'm your 1k like, I've never been a 1k like before!

Facts

It really is

Just an homage to the original intent of everything post season 3, when everything went completely sideways.

'Do shut up Mrs Hudson' 'MYCROFT!'

Absolute gem this scene is ❤❤

shutupshutupSHUTUP W H O M S T GAVE YOU THE RIGHT

I do think you are correct, but I see sherlock as coded with high functioning autism, meaning another cause of his immaturity or his ability to get along with children better than adults is just that his brain is wired differently Whether it be from trauma or autism, I think he just gets along with children because he thinks in a very similar way. Seeing the world in absolutes, not really worrying about the consequences of his actions and having little to no filter most of the time, it makes sense that he would connect more with people who share his way of thinking If you couldn't tell I really like see neurodivergent characters in media and due to being neurodivergent myself, I hyperfixate on them an analyse them to pieces lol

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@some kinda guy XD much appreciated

@@ukualien5691 yess this seems so true

may i write a fic about this...

@@lottiedavies3480 please do!! And could you put the name and where to find it here?

Or if anyone know a fic about that it would be lovely if you put it here :)

anything with Sherlock/Mycroft having ASD is my favourite thing

@@lottiedavies3480 YES PLEASE

That episode was all really nice, especially when he hugs his sister, it melts my heart

gives me hope for him being fatherly to Rosie. Whether its via just helping John as a friend and her godfather or the ship sailing.

@@christinabeyer9298 yes I know. But family has many forms.

The only time I cried

Can someone plz tell me which episode is this :< thank you

EXACTLY. HE'S NOT A SOCIOPATH. although your point doesn't quite work because sociopaths can still form connections with people and it's obvious that he's formed a connection with John, and therefore anyone that John likes, Sherlock will be more likely to trust. here's my theory: given that he generally dislikes social gatherings, hates meeting new people, has obvious coping mechanisms, and his mind palace is just a big ol' escape route when he's in a situation he doesn't like, I deduce that he is at the very least autism spectrum.

@@Jack-er1sc i agree with your differential diagnosis, I'd put my money on aspergers. But aspergers and sociopath have common traits, and most ppl don't fall under the full criteria of a DSM-V psychological disorder, so he could be borderline. Definitely does have aspergers tho lol. I think Dr. House does too

And little Rosie will call sherlock "papalock" in my opinion...

@@kevinvassago Fair dos, I'm not a professional, I'm yet to complete my degree.

If I could weigh in? 😊 I was diagnosed with Aspergers/ASD - high functioning labels are quite outdated since you can't tell how someone is coping from the outside. And autism actually isnt that similar to sociopathy as assumed, autistic folks are often hyper empathetic, but just communicate it differently 💕 anyways I like to think Sherlock was misdiagnosed as a child and just hasn't bothered to engage with professionals since (and why should he? A lot of drs misunderstand neurodivergent folks)

why did I laugh at this?! 😂

And Mrs. Hudson

Mrs hudson

mrs. hudson is our queen

Comentario em inglês: O perfil: jão do grau

Time stamp?

@@LexLeeC hold lemme find it

@@LexLeeC 6:06

@@sibs544 omg thank you

That's my favorite part of the entire video 😁

AHHHHHH

Right from the get-go, John is basically the most important thing in Sherlock's life. First episode, he doesn't even notice Molly trying to ask him out but he's 'flattered' when he thinks John's trying to do the same? 😂 Not to mention, like Mycroft said in the first episode, Sherlock didn't like anybody, but then suddenly they met yesterday and they're already moved in a flat and solving cases together?

Yes. I live on this channel. lol

@@tammylippman1065 your username describes my life

same, it gives me a reason to stay alive

As someone who's favorite show is Sherlock, I'm very happy. :)

Amen

Yes!

Same

He really is. I love him so much 🥰

@@dvngeonsynth season 3 episode 2 in which Johns friend almost commited suicide on his wedding and Sherlock said "we wouldn't do this to John" and in season 4 episode 1 where Sherlock talks to the suicidal "daughter" of the serial killer and they went to get Chips because that's what suicidal people should eat. This episode was especially heart breaking because Sherlock finally said, before nearly getting killed, he was afraid to die. Sorry for my bad English XD

at 4:16 when he says "fancy some chips?" and then in s4e2 where he gets chips with the 'daughter' because "thats what a suicidal person should eat" heart = broken

I- all therapists are consulting-

Lol, yes. He reminds me of my counselor who works at a nonprofit 😂❤️

Therapist that lets you keep a stolen 9 mil pin But seriously he is allowed to do that

Oh of course. I saw an article of a young man who went to his therapist saying "I think I'm a sociopath! I relate a lot to Sherlock!" for the therapist to explain to him that it is quite possible that he might be on the Autistic Spectrum, and not sociopathic.

I have always had that inkling because he shows signs my little brother has who is Autistic.

he just like me frfr

Exactly! Like Mrs Hudson rightly points out to John/Mycroft, Sherlock is more about emotions than he is about thinking. He has always cared, almost a bit too much, but is too scared to show it in fear of there being another Redbeard (his friends getting hurt due to their association with him.) Like Mycroft said, he was always an emotional child, but the Redbeard incident changed him. He's still as sweet though, like we see time and again in the show! :')

He’s autistic

Exactly. _This_ is what he really meant by "Alone protects me."

*i’ll go with you*

Anon.

When dr strange plays him tho-

Jeremy brett??

Wait. When did Henry Cavill played Sherlock Holmes?

@@raizahasmath5580 Enola Holmes

Jonny Lee Miller did a great job at playing Sherlock in Elementary. Ben and Jonny are the best Sherlocks.

Sherlock Holmes is a really complex character. I think both versions are quite nice and anyone saying otherwise never read the books.

@@malyceascarlet9837 oh I agree. I just find it amusing that the estate of ACD went after one but not the other. Maybe they were scared of Moffat and Gatiss. Lord knows I am lol

This was my first thought!! BBC Sherlock and especially RDJ’s Sherlock from the movie are wildly different from the original and they got away with it. More star power and money behind it so harder to sue maybe?? No idea!

BBC Sherlock and RDJ both payed for rights or something like that just in case they got sued, so technically they were allowed to make him soft.

@@allysanchez984 It’s odd with all the money they have that Netflix didn’t also pay for the rights

Same i was so confused 😕 😐

Exactly. He does actually care A LOT, like we get to see time and again!

As someone on the spectrum, I can confirm...Sherlock is definitely not a sociopath but I have thought and am fairly convinced he is autistic.

Aspergers isn't used anymore, it's just asd

He is also very much like that in the books.

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What episode was that from I don't even remember watching it

@@aminahbashir9176 S4:E1

I think that at first if you show someone as a jerk it also helps to expand and make character development more evident and so even the slightest gesture of sweetness means a lot coming from him and based on how everyone treated sherlock which could actually happen with his ability I do think he closed himself off and it helps to provide ways for character development and he is trying to learn how to open up and let people know that he does care about them

This!! He's a nice person in the books who genuinely cares about the people he helps.

There are definitely moments in the book where he is a complete arse - yes he is kind etc. But it's shown he's not always an easy person to be friends with

I definitely think the sociopath thing is a defense mechanism, he's traumatized and may want to avoid getting close to people in fear of losing them. Then.. alas.. he lost Mary 😭 I imagine both Sherlock & Mycroft to be Autistic, but I do get kind of sociopathic vibes from Mycroft just as you described. Could be a comorbidity.

Dude don't 🤣

Hmmm I'm pretty sure you mean Benzene Cucumberpatch

Noo, I think it's Battlefield Counterstrike

Bumperdump Cramblescrunch?

my family call him wimbledon tennismatch

But like can we not? It's 2021, stop making fun with his name, he himself has stated not liking it. It's hurtful.

"That's Sherlock isn't it?" - I'm sorry, could you elaborate what you meant by that?

Me too X)

Yass include molly one

"anderson, stop talking, you lower the iq of the entire street-" t h i s l i n e - I- sherlock just committed murder in his own house, and the rest of scotland yard is just standing around like 'oop, glad that wasnt me getting absolutely destroyed-' AND THEN AGAIN, IN THE SAME EPISODE: sherlock: anderson, turn around, you're putting me off- anderson: wha- my f a c e is??- sherlock: y e s . greg: [tired man sigh] just....turn around- (greg's response is basically just "sorry bro, your self-esteem just isn't as important as solving the case, your sacrifice is valued tho❤️" istg-) also, if you look at the background of that scene, anderson aCTUALLY TURNS AROUND, PFFT- when i realized this the first time, i was like "[gasp] s h e r l o c k , look at what you've done-"

Oh, gods, don't mention Anderson

No don’t ask Anderson. That’s a bad idea 😓

Same. That scene broke my heart like nothing else in the show. That day was supposed to be one of the best in his life, he had worked so hard on all the little details to make it perfect for Mary and John, and for someone like Sherlock who barely knows social gatherings that must've taken so much effort. It was heartbreaking to see the one person who was the most enthusiastic abt it all ending up like that. :( It's not just him feeling lonely, in that scene he actually WAS lonely - looking around at all of his friends and hoping someone would catch his eye (he even gets so happy seeing Janine noticing him, it's so sad) - I think his friends' should've made an effort to not let him feel alone/out of place, knowing this might possibly be the only party in his entire life and one that mattered so much.

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He loved to dance but never got to...

Ur username and profile picture is making this comment 1000x better omg I love iron man

@@all-Mad-Here I love you too random stranger

I think this is more likely, I almost doubt that he was aware of the euphemism, especially if he's autistic. If it was deliberate though, it was a joke and he was trying to make Molly laugh which is very soft and sweet 🥺

both

One of those heartwarming moments where Sherlock is truly himself without the "sociopath" mask, I love it!