/bant/, how well would you say you mask your autism, adhd, or whatever personality disorder you have? Me personally, I'd say I do an overall decent job of masking my StPD to seem normal most of the time, although there have been times where I've slipped up and said/did very revealing things. (It's landed me in the back of a police car.)
>>407363 The thing is that I end up thinking that any new people I meet might be "different" to the point where I can just not have to worry too much about how I myself act around them. < This has led to bad situations I really wish I were never in. (See: hidden text on OP post.)