About AspieLIVE

HI, welcome to my brand-new website which I have created as my Hub for everything. 

Everything you need will be here.

A little about me

So, first things first, my name is Aspie and I'm 44 years old, Living in England. I'm autistic, ADHD and with Peter Pan Complex among other disabilities and illnesses which I won't bore you with. Growing up, I never had any friends, no one to play outside with and no one to bond with. I was stuck indoors playing video games and watching cartoons.

I grew a love towards video games when I was given my first ever console "Master System". It was my pride and joy. Playing Alex Kidd was my way to lose myself into something other than the real world. I completed this game and was very proud.

Then I had the chance to play on the Atari, which was my dad's, we played Space Invaders, Tanks, don't break the Ice and Boulder Dash. Then I stepped up and asked Santa for a Nintendo. Super Nintendo was great and had so much fun with it. Never got too much into Gameboy as the screen wasn't that big but I played some games on it. Then came my first ever PlayStation.

The PlayStation was the console for me. I loved it. I even got it during the first release, and it was my baby. So many days played on my console, and nothing could beat it, that was until I got my first PC. My brother then moved to USA and left me with his PC. The graphics were ok I guess, I still preferred my PlayStation over it, but I remember finding my first ever best friend on ICQ that lived in Ohio. She was my very first genuine best friend that I had. We communicated for many months before she disappeared, so it was back to my PC. For me this was a big deal as I have a difficult time making friends and keeping them.

I was then told about MSFS, and I was hooked, that game was played so much. I guess with everything you can do on the PC, I kind of put my console away and focused on my PC and to do this day, I have not played a console yet. Well apart from the Switch of course lol.

Fast Forward to today

I created the channel as something I can grow. I have always wanted to showcase my gaming lifestyle, and this is the perfect platform for me. I also want to raise awareness of the Sunflower, which you can see throughout my channel.

The Sunflower is a symbol for hidden disabilities. No matter your disabilities, I want you to feel safe and welcomed.

Bringing the awareness to my channel to spread Autism and Mental Health Awareness is key.

My channel first started out in 2024 as AspieGames which had a good following, I then decided to rebrand and venture into IRL streams as well as gaming. This has taken me out of my comfort zone and to venture out in public. For me this is a huge step forward. 

My channel now AspieLive is slowly growing. I have put in so much money to make the autism and hidden disabilites community proud. I have brand new static and animated emotes, overlay, a PNGtuber called Aspie (That is an imaginary friend). Brand new alerts and animations, raffle wheel, blerps and sounds, banners, chat widgets and scenes.

My main goal is to make friends, spread awareness and to have fun. 

Anything donations and subs will go back into the channel either as toys for the channel like a drone, camera, games etc or towards prizes for our weekly raffle prize.

I do appreciate you for taking the time to read about myself and how I got to where I am now and a BIG thank you for being my friend and following me on Twitch, TikTok, YouTube or Discord.

 

 

 

Fun & Info

Check out our fun page. Here is the latest info and games added to the stream.

These are our sub badges. Wear your colours with pride. We have chosen the sunflower as it represents hidden disabilities.

The sunflower is a symbol for hidden disabilities. You can find sunflowers throughout our channel. We wear the sunflower with pride.

The Parachute Drop is a fun game to play during our live streams. everyone can take part and try to win the grand prize. Have you got what it takes to win?

Another great game you can play. Simply save up enough channel points and redeem during a live stream. 

So many prizes to win. Unlimited chances.

AspieLive has some great perks. Below is more in depth look into our perks when subscribing.
 

Reasons to Subscribe to AspieLIVE

You can either subscribe by paying a one off or a monthly fee or if you have an Amazon Prime subscription, you can also subscribe to the channel with Prime Gaming by connecting your two accounts.

Below are the reasons why Subscribing to AspieLive is worth it.

New Emotes

Every viewer gets free emotes but once you subscribe.

You also get more emotes including our animated ones. These are available to use in our streams and also in other streams. You only have these while being subscribed.

Sub Badge

Show off your sub badge in style. Every month you are subbed, your sub badges changes color. Try to get our 1 year sub badge which is decorated in our stream colours.

We picked the Sunflower as our sub badge because it is a symbol for hidden disabilities.

No Adverts

Those ads are annoying. We do have short ads that only last 30 seconds. But you can remove them completely by subscribing to the channel. Say goodbye to those pesky ads.

Supporting the Channel

By subscribing, donating, sponsoring, bits and tips. All funds goes straight back into the channel. Either for new accessories like cameras, gimbles, drones, new games or it goes into giveaway prizes for our weekly raffle prize draw.

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