This that and also that she is her normal and just their joy ❤

Pure, innocent, unconditional love. What a beautiful couple.

May we all be so blessed to love and live this simply and completely.

I know

sWORD Spirit and Truth. Yahu'Ah= Spirit= AbbA Creator Father. Yahu'Sha Hebrew Anointed SonShip= sWORD and Head(ROCK) to body(stones) of congregation covenant loyal (be)living IN earth, that adhere TO His voice: (Yashra'Al) ...The Most High Ahb Yahu'Ah sovereign saves. Emet ❤️

Agreed!!

unlike the cocaine flop white house!

Stop the cap

Was thinking the same. They’re happier than the rest of us who are deemed normal.

Absolutely 💜 beautiful couple

Keep dreaming bud.

I have autism and my wife has autism. We both work, we both have our own apartment, we both have friends and have our own hobbies, both 23. We plan on having our own kid within the coming year. Don't let autism stop you from being you!

thats exactly why i love this channel so much

You're young, you could RETRAIN your mind to the point where people might not notice you have Autism.

You are infinitely likeable and you will find the people who will see you and celebrate you exactly as you are. It may take some time, but please don't give up on yourself. You'll get there.

There’s definitely someone out there who will love, appreciate, and respect you. Take care and enjoy the journey of life! 💛

It was lovely to hear 🥹

Indeed, what a sweet point. Yes, because they're not trying so hard to abstract its purpose and what such a dynamic does to their overall emotions. They mentally are better off in that way, to not have such a need to mindlessly abstract and make a song and dance about marriage and relationship as if it requires some artistic or poetic interpretation or overachieving, Olympian nature. This is why this channel is so great, it showcases how beautiful, curious, and/or livable life can be with varying perspectives of how it works.

What a great point. The way they can explain their decisions is amazing. Its a better understanding than the average person has. They traded some common abilities for some very uncommon ones. They are just different. Even his understanding of the benefits of being tall was so wise hahaha

​@@AneXineohpright. But their also down to the basics of her: "but he still needs to learn." In what way? "He needs to learn how to pick up after himself" hahahaha

that is the goal of every husband, it comes natural for us, even if the wold hates men nowadays.

@@johnconnor7958 I believe you! It's certainly true for my husband, he works hard for our family 😊

So pure ❤

They’re great for each other

@@johnconnor7958 That's if they manage to get the motivation for that goal. Unfortunately less and less people are losing faith in current politics and economics.

That's how my husband got sober. He found me, and said he finally had a reason to get sober. That was 17 years ago, still going strong

What a nice video ! I wish you all the best. Je vous souhaite tout le bonheur du monde....❤

❤❤❤

My heart just swooned at those words. He’s done some really deep thinking about the world and himself. His joy in no longer being lonely is palpable.

A loving wife that trusts, supports, and encourages her husband to the best of his abilities.❣ Something many modern woman struggle with and wonder why they are still single. 😂

Congratulations from Charlotte & Riley

He will

❤he will

I grew up with a Down's syndrome uncle, for which I have always felt very grateful and fortunate, and I want to say that you are too ❤. My uncle was not high functioning enough to live independently (though many are of course!), but was always a joy to be around, for everyone who knew him, and had a very happy life! I have always gravitated toward Downs people since then, volunteering at the local special needs agency just to get to hang out with them . May you and your family have as fun and rewarding an experience with your new blessing as my family did with ours ❤️

seriously charlotte looks like a doll with mohair (goats hair,it’s ideal for dolls since it’s very beautiful and soft) and riley could be a model

@@Jayess-c we are??

@@Jayess-c either way they’re being nice? why are you so mad at them being nice? they said they’re a beautiful couple and they are!! would you rather someone be mean?? i mean i understand being babied is annoying and treating disabled people like they’re “less than” is bad but this comment wasn’t meant that way?

@@Jayess-c if they were my friends i would’ve said the same thing,that they were a cute and adorable couple.

@@Jayess-c and in fact i would love to be their friends,they seem like amazing and inspiring people

Oh that is such a true statement. The parents did an absolutely amazing job!

Absolutely! As a parent, it’s our responsibility to ensure we give our children the tools they need to survive and cope in a world regardless of any disability they have. My eldest is autistic and although not diagnosed, hardly anyone would know he is on the spectrum because we’ve taught him how to speak to strangers, how to hold a conversation, what people expect in social situations, and he can cope now. He used to get so anxious but that is now just a memory for him, not his actuality now. It’s all about highlighting their strengths and giving them tools to cope with the areas they are weaker in. I love these guys because they compliment each other so well!

do you know that they had parents>?

​@@morbidmanmusic Let's quit reading comments based on our own perspective but rather, based on the situation that obtains.

​@@beaverboykrunkprojecting quite a bit there corpulent sad troll. Get over your envy.

@@zedrickgo4519why? They are perfectly happy and very much in love with each other.

@@DrivableNote kranke Menschen haben es sowieso nicht leicht, und dann will sie noch ein Baby?

nice

its a little sad, cause if they have kids their kids have a high chance of also having down syndrome/autism

@@catcradle2532I agree

100%

It will be wonderful, it's a love that not everyone has it.

Facts!!

Absolutely ❤

Yes 💯 And the way they talk about each other, how they motivate each other, inspire each other. They are an amazing couple and I pray God’s blessings over them and their marriage! What sweet sweet people🥰

That would be nice

Seriously! 🤍

same here!

True

Love it 😍 💕

This ❤️

They have more sense than normal couples

​@@mistybaileythey are a normal couple.

Extremely handsome?😂😂😂😂😂

​@@danielpacker6750envious overweight troll eh?

@@danielpacker6750bold comment for someone without a pfp

​@@danielpacker6750nein aber nlch 100000x als sie und er hat immerhin keine Behinderung 😂

🎉​@@danielpacker6750 he has a lovely smile

Well it would be stupid to think anything otherwise. I don’t know where people would think in terms of that stigma you suggested in the first place. Why would a disability make someone not have feelings or hopes or dreams? Why would that make them any less important than anyone else???? That makes no sense.

You are so right, wonderfully put.

I feel like this channel helps people understand disabilities that they might not have experienced life. I know I feel more confident talking to someone with a disability after watching them. Before I would worry that I could annoy them by introducing myself or asking if they need help. Now I understand as long as I'm respectful most people are happy to have a conversation.

If people will just watch, it will help them to keep their own lives in proper perspective. I share these with my children too.

​@@Stringz take it easy...they are being kind:) Despite the fact that you understand this and I understand it, the world sometimes does not! It's okay to admit this. It doesn't discount the fact that we know the truth...we are all different and equally unique and beautiful souls. It's good to show people GRACE and not think that the worst of what people do and say but to think the best. God Bless🙏❤️

emphasis on tall

❤

I love how he said, I can reach the top cabinets and thr top of the refrigerator THATS what love is! Find someone that reaches the top of your refrigerator ❤

@@Wooplot Because he can reach the top of the shelves, something I can totally relate to. I went with the first one with a dish-washer. We have been married for almost forty years.

Okay, those answers are actually Funny 😂

He has a high functinal autism, as she. That's whats Asperger is. For Down syndr. I don't see the usual facial characteristics, so, 😮she is high functional, also. They project good parenting during development. Best wishes, keep your life private.

Many Aspergers are very well spoken and even hyperlexic. Many learn to read before they can even walk.

Amen!

Lol who says they're imperfect? I know you meant well and didnt mean any harm, but honestly society could learn to adopt their mindsets on life.

@@EZ-IZZY1995 Nothing imperfect about this two wonderful people. They should be perfect model for every couples out there.

​@@EZ-IZZY1995 Imperfection is not referring to their syndromes, it's referring to their personalities and traits which thankfully applies to ALL of us. Most average people have ridiculously high expectations of complete perfection from themselves, their partners, or their whole relationship which is just not how real relationships work. You may have weak spot in the way you act after a tiring day of work, or your partner may take jokes more seriously than you anticipate. No one has a perfect personality, and those who expect one are only going to draw a fat blank.

True, my ex was the epitome of imperfection. And I hope she rots in hell, by her own choosing of course. I personally don't care what she does; I only imagine she'd want to rot in hell because it's where her mother and friends will be.

Yes,i LOVED that too. He knows his stuff

My thoughts exactly!

He’s really good with working with people with different differences and know how to ask and be respectful, and let people shine and tell their stories

I'm curious, why he gave this specific instruction. Could somebody explain the reason for this?

@@hannahwitts1339 Because a lot of times it can help people, especially with autism, to have very specificly phrased questions or else it can cause confusion or overload be ause many autistic people tend to think about things very much in detail and deeply and thoroughly. For example: A teacher at school sets the assignment "imagine you're on a holiday and write a card home". A neurotypical person might just write some shallow things and use some typical postcard phrases in them without much meaning, a neurodivergent person might be irritated by that task because, of course, what you write in a postcard and how you phrase it depends on who exactly at home you are writing to (grandparent, parent, young sibling, best friend, etc.) and also where you are on your vacation (snow, sea, woods, mountains, city) and how long you are staying there (just for a weekend, a week, several weeks) and for what purpose you came there (have an adventure, relax, meet with a friend who loves away, etc.). Another example: Someone asking "what colour is an elephant" would typically get the response "grey" from a neurotypical person because grey is what elephants are usually portrayed as. An autistic person, however, might think about an elephant in india vs. in africa (where they have different shades of skin colour) or about an elephant covered in mud or even their blue toy elephant and might be confused whether to answer "grey" or "brownish" or "blue" or whatever. Giving specific instructions (i. e. asking "what colour does an elephant have who was born in india and has clean skin) can clear up these multiple options and make it easier to not have misunderstandings when communicating.

My first thought!

❤

My thoughts exactly 💯.

100%! This is true love ❤

A nice, happy couple! Hope they have a long happy life together.

I loved that too❤

Such a mature and sensible understanding

No. I was smiling too.💖

Nope, my heart felt so happy that they love each other and are confident. It was so beautiful to watch! If every relationship could be this beautiful when people found their mate, what a wonderful place this would be ❤❤❤

Throw in some weeping and I’m with you.😂

I caught myself smiling big when they spoke, especially about each other.

My face got tired from grinning so wide

usually they do. I have met a few with down syndrome and one of my friends has downs. They dont think like we do. Its not that she sees her circumstances as regular. They dont know any different. They do not compare like we would. That is the difference. To them, that is how it is.

😊out

yes but when she was asked what she would say to kids with autism she did not understand the question - they must be respected but they can't look after a baby what the heck

@@Rod732 Actually cretinous troll, Charlotte was asked what advice she would give people with Down syndrome.

​@@Rod732Yes WE CAN BE QUIET TROLL

you will find someone! there is someone for everyone!

I hope you find that special someone

SAME. I often feel like I'm too broken for anyone to want me, and I'd just be a burden.

you will find love!! There's someone there for everyone

​@@YochevedDesignsoh i hope u can heal .many of us feel broken in a way but we are still worthy of love

Пусть живут, но не плодятся

​@@user-kr9ko4jr5xThe same for you, please don't reproduce alcoholic trollsky.

​@@user-kr9ko4jr5xэто их дело, они не глупы, всё проверят, когда решатся на этот шаг.

Парень всё правильно говорит.А вот девушка иногда не в тему,или так переводят

@@user-kr9ko4jr5x Слава богу, не вам решать, жить им или нет. Несложно догадаться, из какой вы страны.

I have a 27 year old son with Down Syndrome who I have the same dream for.

@@dollypalacios3087 this is a wonderful couple. A perfect match. Hope your son finds someone like this.

I volunteer with Best Buddies and my buddy is 34 with down syndrome and has a boyfriend she’s been dating for years. You should see if there’s a Best Buddies for adults in your area! All the buddies are in relationships with people they met in the program, it’s really sweet

@@Cherryyfairryy 👁👁 AWWW.. THAT SOUNDS REALLY SWEET💯💯

I've actually got autism and adhd

Me too

👌🏽 right! a prosperous life!

​@@kaskahea1274судя по красивой и благоприятной обстановке их дома, их жизнь очень благополучная.

Amen 💕 🙏🏻 💕

imagine if she had terrible parents though... where would she be I wonder

​@@emmalouie1663 in mental institution probably completely cut from real life and pleasure and all good things

@@emmalouie1663 you don’t have to wonder, there are already plenty of news stories you could peruse about the awful things that happen to disabled kids who don’t have good parents. Not sure why you’d even need to posit such a question, we already know just how terrible the world can be. Why not just be happy for this instance where a lovely young lady has clearly come from a great home with great parents?

Right?! She's amazing!

@@batacumba Oh, so you mena KZfaq only shows the ideal stories about the most fortunate.

I cannot agree with you more your absolutely correct on this I love it❤️❤️

💯

Yes! They have true genuine authentic love for each other! What a blessing these two are to one another and to everyone around them!

this is so beautifully said!!!

Smosh same here tears of joy beautiful souls.Wish I met my soulmate.God bless

It came up because you were meant to see it and be reminded of what love can be, I wish you all the best on your journey into this new chapter of your life!

Same. I’m a 54 yr old single woman. These two inspire me to live and live with gratitude

To see these two young people together with a simplicity of how they feel about each other is a truly heartfelt love above and beyond that of which so many of us do not come to ... they do not have a lot of clutter in their thoughts to bog them down with too many questions or what ifs and maybes...it is just there in their hearts and minds as they look at each other with a smile on their face and ... YES...a twinkle in their eye... It is an enormous amount of contentment and assurance that the other one is there even if they are NOT in the same place...a quiet joy...very serene and calm... Precious moments... Thank you, Charlotte and Riley for letting us hear your story... It is truly a beautiful thing...May God Bless you as you live and love

And wishing the best for you in your newly single life. The fact that this brought you to tears shows your own compassion and humanity I think

That was absolute favorite part of the interview. Realist advice 😂

I would love to see a follow up on this. They are such a sweet perfect couple.

That made me laugh real good :)

Discrimination against 'non tall' guys. Report this vid!!!!!!!

@@bonsummers2657 I like your sense of humor. My significant other would agree with you...LOL BUT, that authentic, crystalline love between Charlotte and Riley is amazing to witness.

That is how I saw it too. I hated marriage for a lot of my life until I saw some good marriages. It put all the bad ones in perspective too

We would all like to know of some examples as to what made the biggest impact on you by meeting her... thank you in advance. :)

How was she a mother? People with down syndrome are infertile.

Разве у людей с синдром Дауна могут быть дети? Возможно вы имеете ввиду приемных детей?

​@@user-uq2gc4ms3gвполне могут. Гораздо чаще у женщин с СД. Мужчины практически всегда бесплодны

Thank you for this! I had thought that downs people didn't live long enough to become elderly.

Not to mention they're both college educated and have high goals for themselves and each other! They are both remarkable individually and together.

They are a really lovely astute couple, very best wishes to them 😀

As someone who currently does not have a good life, it's nice to hear someone say what he did.

Yea

The make an amazing couple. They’re both very lovely people and suit another. I’m friends with several people who have different issues and they deserve to be respected no matter what the issues are.

That's why I prefer the term differently abled as opposed to disabled. Just as capable as anyone, they merely get there by a different route than "neurotypicals".

Aw

It can be a tall man who can reach the high shelves.

His smile while tells the story of how they met melts my heart

He seems to love her very much.

I don’t think he’s stoic tbh but he does seem like a wonderful husband

He’s very intelligent! He also carries a conversation well!

​@@Am3lia77 I'm reading a book on stoicism. It's very interesting. Anyway, I think he's closer to being stoic than most people

Adorable...very blessed to have one another

they are an inspiration to many I'm certain..

Give me a break.

Definately

​@@tinkerbella4605bitter

Healthy? When one person has genetic disorder and mental disability? Absolutely not healthy.

​@@tinkerbella4605 what does that mean, "give me a break?"

Привет! Добра тебе! Есть мыслеформы которые объединяют людей и восстанавливают ДНК! Набери невиновность человека в мироздании кармы не существует, она навязанная . все пазлы сложатся

I think there is. But I also live in Italy😅

Love it guys, great mindset and yes its true, that mostly there is somebody for everybody, we just need to be openminded and openhearted, no prejudice❤

My partner and I are also both disabled! He is partially blind and I have several chronic illnesses. Life is different for us, but it just goes to show that disability can present itself in many different ways, and disabilities are not all the same!

@Derpie McDerpenstein I agree 👍 great name! Ha!

@@luchirimoya exactly! People often think I’m “normal” and sometimes people see my girlfriend and think the same. Many disabilities are invisible, and disability can happen at any age. It’s important for the public to understand the disabled folks come in all shapes, sizes, ages, etc. I’m so very happy to hear that you and your partner have found a good fit. It’s important to celebrate positives but especially in love! ❤️

RIGHT! It's so simple!!

Exactly this pair is very lucky!

​@@Nikki_with_the_blikki ikr just be tall and somewhat handsome so you can get a girl with down syndrome😂

alright but im not special needs so my options are way more open chill

@@yajbeats3420special needs people can date neurotypical people. they’re just saying that what he said was very sweet and a lot of people don’t know how to treat their partners

I hope he doesn’t let himself go and get fat

@@priceandpride Unnecessary and rude comment

Very well said!

Get a homeopath.

You're super cute. If you're single HMU 😊

@@Ane127 Why would you say that? What does psuedoscientific “medicine” have to do with anything this person said?

you're allowed to teach with autism? how does that work 😂

@@awp-erator4525the same way any teacher is hired

❤❤❤be strong!

my thoughts exactly everyone has that .

@@goysb4jays566 No she just fancies him like mad.

@@goysb4jays566 🤣🤣🤣 I’ve always wanted a guy who could reach things... what more could a girl ask for?

​@i ketcher maybe don't put your profile pic as girls butt cheeks? Just sayin

yes!

Same here❤

They just so innocent, not a bad though in the world. So straight forward living everyday fully. Beautiful couple.@@Taniapin43

I worked with a young man with Asperger’s Syndrome. His mind was brilliant.

Autism is from heavy metals and parasites do a cleanse , google it.

Nunca es tarde si confías en Dios y pones la fé en Él...

And don’t forget tall.

​@@1766584 thats the most important😂

​@@user-zq1ki5fb2i yall need to calm down

@@user-zq1ki5fb2i yes! 🤣

@@whatever3145 Nuh, I mean it's actually cute and sweet of her:) Every girl want their man to be tall, isn't it?

@@sneksteppy so when did feelings become scientific 😂

​@@sneksteppyдовольные,пока не родили.. риск

To people who are normal, you could really feel the love between them!

well there is a reason to it and its pretty explanatory, if they did not have these disabilities they would deff be a different couple and have problems. god bless them

They LOOK

Hi there, we like to use the term “neurotypical” instead of “normal.”😊

Of course, they get a lot of support when „normal“ people are on their own to survive this stressful world.

​@@MAMorelli People like to call women "chest feeders" instead of mothers, I don't care about your language. I'll say what I want to say. I'll just say normal. 😉

@@Leslie_Knope You could also just be respectful and not alienate autistic people. 😉

You mean Charlotte?

@@phoenixxam5812she goes by both names :))

@@leahmae172 ah ok

Part of that is they often lived with parents or nursing homes and were infantilized and did not mature to no fault of their own. My mom was a community worker for people living independently and just like “normal” people mom said it was how much the parents supportively encouraged rather than tried to control everything that seemed to determine maturity and competence.

​@@SL-es5kbMy parents were quite old when they had me. They didn't want me to be dependent on them or my 4 brothers. They raised me to be independent and able to look after myself when they are gone.

Are you kidding me? Whenever I encounter folks like these two, I am grateful God has given me the chance to interact with a different kind of angel. What I mean is, I see an innocence in these people, even though they could be capable of doing questionable things. Highly unlikely, but that’s my point. These people are just as human as anyone else, but they deserve 24/7 love and patience. I’ve got their back.

Arrangement ! Sorry for any misspelled words as I I am texting this while I am tired ! PLEASE PAS S ON THE CHAIN OF CHANGE THROUGH LOVE & ACCEPTANCE ,TOLERANCE & DOING EACH OTHER RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS WHETHER IT BE TO DEVOTING TIME OUT TO HELPING SOMEONE IN NEED ,IN A CRISIS , DOING A KIND DEED , THROUGH KIND WORDS ETC . ❤DANICA

What a cute couple! Many blessings you two!!!

@@m.scottreeder no