Mental Illness talk

What kind of mental illness do you have? diagnosed or undiagnosed me personally I have ADHD and slight autism, anxiety issues, low self-esteem and maybe bpd(USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST, You should always elaborate on your opinions rather than just spilling the soykaf.)

>>77068 I have paranoid personality disorder. I belive that most things in media are lies. I believe that I am under constant video and audio surveillance, that my life patterns and biometric data are stored by the deep state and its corporate contractors. I believe that at least half the people I know, including relatives are employed by the deep state as spies and propagandists to further a global authoritarian/depopulation agenda by a small group of evil billionaires who all meet to talk about it in Switzerland. I'm fuarrrking nuts.

At the age of 15, I lost the ability to feel 95% of emotions or pleasure, and they only temporarily come back to a small degree after huge amounts of cardio + stimulants like sugar and caffeine. My memory is also ruined, my sleep quality is terrible, I have chronic stomach issues and think slower than I used to. A mysterious chronic stress on my body appears to be aging me prematurely. My mom's side of the family is normal, but my dad's side is a cocktail of "holy soykaf these are the craziest genes on the planet". They live in Las Vegas, and each member of that family is either a gambling addict, a drug addict, a crossdresser, or a sociopath, or bipolar. My dad is diagnosed type 2 bipolar and he's addicted to opioids, currently lives on the street and has delusions. In most ways, I lost the genetic lottery -- I will probably live a brief, unhealthy, unhappy life. But on occasion I sense a huge potential deep within, to do things that lie beyond the reach of virtually everyone else. Which is weird because I'm a walking genetic accident with 0 achievements, but the feeling is still there. I'm hoping to get on disability and explore this feeling, because it's kinda all I have left.

>>77068 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depressive_realism This is all I got

Diagnosed aspie. I really don't know how to feel about it. Being social doesn't actually feel like a "skilll" and it feels very much like a deterministic chaos where you have no real control over who you will or won't feel comfortable around.

They diagnosed me with the tism as a kid, but I'm pretty sure that either I don't have it, or I do and it's just the least of my problems. Most of my issues stem less from this and more from how I was treated because of the diagnosis. Before, I was just seen as a kid who was bright if not weird (being sheltered, fatherless, and dealing with an abusive sitter didn't help that). Afterwards I was suddenly subhuman. Mom thought I was hopeless. That sitter and her son saw this as an excuse to be even bigger pieces of soykaf toward me. Even the other kids stopped talking to me once the school got involved and started giving me accommodations I didn't need. Now instead of being weird yet interesting, I was shunned as one of the retards. From there my self-esteem disappeared, my grades started plummeting, and things just got worse with each year. I missed all the social milestones from childhood and young adulthood, stuff that even genuine autists got to have. I'm lucky I even have a degree and live on my own. I bet my real problem is PTSD or something from all this. Not sure if it's worth seeing a shrink over, seeing as I'm a week from being 32 and what few things I want out of life (close friends, better job, a relationship) are far out of reach now.

A paranoid schiizophrenic by diagnosis. See myself as more of a realist myself. ?‍♂️

>>77089 we already knew that

I have borderline personality disorder. I'm surprised I've made it this long but I'm glad I have.

me, personally, I have bpd, autism, adhd, c-ptsd, and possibly other soykaf I don't even know about. I also experience a lot of psychosis symptoms/psychotic breaks due to my bpd, so there's that. yeah I don't really know how I've made it this far either.

Mine is visiting this board every other day.

>>77068 I'm not mentally ill.

>>77088 Damn, that fuarrrking blows. I hope you can still make the best out of things even if they didn't go as well as they could have. You know, gotta play the cards you've been dealt yadda yadda. >>77095 Is that what the voices keep telling you?

>>77088 You're gonna make it. Don't worry about the age.

I used to have depression and suicidal ideation. It started at 10 years old, but it wasn't diagnosed until a failed suicide attempt in adulthood. But I did mdma on a whim around 6 years ago and it completely cured me.

I'm a weird shutin so I probably have something wrong with me but idk if it makes sense to put a label on it. I like people despite how scary and confusing they are. Sometimes too anxious about stuff that I don't need to be. Pretty happy with my life overall anyway.

>>77068 I don't trust shrinks, so I've never gone to get a proper diagnosis. However, I suspect that I've got some kind of disorder, maybe multiple. I know that I'm depressed, a misanthrope, full of self-loathing and suicidal ideation, easily angered over the slightest of things (sometimes to the point of violence), highly suspicious of both my surroundings and other people, sometimes given to bouts of extreme sadness and despair, constantly fidgeting and fretting, holding entire conversations with myself (that sometimes devolve into arguments) and given to the odd visual and/or auditory hallucination.

>>77075 why do you think you're so important? There must be something that explains this delusion.

I suspect I have bpd but I'm not diagnosed. And my mom seems to have traits of it too.

>>77068 Diagnosed BPD and type 2 Bipolar. Right now I'm struggling with my identity really hard, but I'm happy in the way I've grown. A lot of people (including family) thought that I wouldn't live past 18 y/o, but here I am, "struggling with my all damn might!".

I suffer from constant depersonalization and de-realization

People in group chats used to call me a schizoid because sometimes when they'd mention my name or insult me jokingly I would feverishly whip up a wall of text to hurl at them within a few minutes of receiving their message, usually designed to jokingly insult them in some way, but eventually I thought it'd be funnier to just write random nonsense at length, and post that in response. I decided to look into schizoid personality disorder, I checked the symptoms and general signs, behaviors, age of manifestation, etc, across numerous credible websites alongside shi.ttier sources of information like Wikipedia, and I have every single indication of schizoid personality disorder everywhere I've seen online. Additionally, I have been experiencing a growing disdain for people. A couple months ago I eliminated my desire/"need" for companionship, and broke contact with all of my acquaintances both online and in real life. I also really am starting to hate the internet as well, the only purpose I see in using it is to research random subjects I think of, look up words I don't know, or topics mentioned in books I'm unfamiliar with. I just returned to the internet after a couple weeks of being in solitude reading books all day, and I think I'll probably go back to doing that soon because there's absolutely nothing redeeming about the internet to me. Even in solitude I'm not happy. I don't think I'll ever kill myself though.

>>77260 >across numerous credible websites kek, I always pick up on these quasi-religious language patterns. And I imagine a guy in a dress short and tie, body posture rigid, putting his hands on his hips. "From credible sources!" He states firmly, making sure to emphasize the hypersocialized conception of an amorphous and opaque entity's reputation and relative positioning to others within his little monkey tree. Not to make fun of you, but really now. Credible? Schizoid personality disorder is based on the DSM, which itself is not a credible document.... so.... Now you could refer to the ICD and it's a bit better, but not by much. Most people who work in psychology are braindead overgrown children riding on thewaves created by a few giants in their field. They are mass produced golem who have no conception of the conditions they intend to diagnose and treat, and zero insight into the underlying machinery, macrostates, and genesis of these states. To call them credible is a grave error. They're trough feeding eternal children who happen to soykaf out documents from time to time.

>>77266 The utter insolence of a layperson who is not in touch with Psychological research as a field (people like you) is so over-saturated. Everyone has an opinion on the field while having the credentials of a snake oil salesman. From the white girl on instagram about positivity and coaching, to the Andrew Tates of the "self-improvement" market to the average anon in an image-board on a tangeon of copy pasted LSD behavioral effects papers around the net. let us deconstruct your brainrott. >Schizoid personality disorder is based on the DSM, which itself is not a credible document.... so.... Now you could refer to the ICD and it's a bit better, but not by much. Ok. Why isn't it credible ? I agree the ICD is better (it would be really fun if you actual gave me the reason why), but why isn't scizoid personality disorder accepted? What are your evidence that the specific DSM-V diagnosis has not went through the same procedures of control and testing that most mainstream research goes through when testing the construct of said personality disorder ? Do you just parrot some silly medium article? >Most people who work in psychology are braindead overgrown children riding on the waves created by a few giants in their field. Lol , this is simply hilarious. First of all Psychology is not limited to a single field. There are a plethora of sub-disciplines and their research-only counterparts. You're telling me a person trained to critically examine series of statistics, experimentation designs, standardize and create measurements, and is under complete continuous scrutiny in all of their career about the work they produce is no better than you ? Basement dwelling, off his meds, google-search-extraordinaire anon. Which giants are you reffering to ? Most of them are discredited by implementing certain statistical models, ethics, an an actual step-by-step scientific approach of examining each construct at a time to check its validity and then its relation to the rest of the model/theory/hypothesis. Cause pure research isn't flashy wall of text-theory while high, it is a sober, painfully slow, critical examination of earlier literature, social setting, enviroment, how the construct in itself has evolved etc. and then the actual numbers work to produce the validity of it or not. So yeah previous research is very important to continue building upon and that methodology is not restricted to just Psychology. >They are mass produced golem who have no conception of the conditions they intend to diagnose and treat, and zero insight into the underlying machinery, macrostates, and genesis of these states. There are a lot of soykafty therapists out there, doctors, clinical psychologists, lawyers, electricians , programmers. What does that mean ? You're talking about zero insight to how these affects where produced or their origination when in fact there's a huge divide still on how internal psychological mechanisms, brain physiology, behavior , perception, intelligence all of those interact. There are many theories others more valid than some, there many lenses in which you can approach the subject and that's why we need professionals to conduct research. What we do know for certain is that psychological states,affects, sensory perception even is so heavily fluid that important and standardized findings may turn obsolete in each decade, that brain physiology cannot explain very abstract-consciousness based phenomena (yet) but simpy suggest offset of conditions and cleary define "interface" like functions that are very basic when we interact with the world. Can we find origins and insights that work as an over-arching model of everything brain related? Sure if we poke in our asses deep enough. But you're gonna pull out soykaf. Bro read a paper on Macrostates and thinks he has a PhD now. There are MANY issues with modern Psychology, we're better than we used to be but we have a swarm of bad publication and bias, there are many issues with diagnosis that i myself have and we should totally check out new ways to conduct diagnosis, and we currently do. But this is not the same of discrediting the career and effort of a lot of workers and researchers. Cause discrediting them will make anyone credible to speak, such as you, when it shows that you are not.

>>77267 Didn't read. Skimmed, but seemed to be basically a diatribe much in the spirit of the psych profile I described in my post. Not worth parsing further. inb4 the predictable response "yeah of course i bet u do that with everything cuz ur intellectually lazy and suffer from confirmation bias apophenia pareidolia and a grandiose inflated sense of self [...]" Save it buddy. You failed to hook me, your problem. >There are MANY issues with modern Psychology, we're better Modern psychology doesn't have problems, it IS the problem. You have every type of myopic tunnel vision braindead moron projecting themselves onto data because science is the meme right now and they can't accept that the top down nature of their endeavor renders it an abstracted narrative field. Then they want to try to bridge it with underlying functional, structural, genetic, and neurochemical or electrophysiological correlates, and they come up with all manner of retardation on top of the infantile soykaf they already produced. Psychology either needs to be dismantled and rebuilt as a sort of "syncretism", or as an inherently interdisciplinary field,, or it needs to be done away with. Most of the fundamental work and insights were completed decades ago, with modern researchers (retards and academicians, with the occasional cliinician who has some insight). They come up with categories and boxes, then they get stuck in it, then they weaponize it. Really straightforward. For example is it NPD? Is it BPD? Is it cPTSD? Is it schizotypal personality disorder? Or is it all structural dissociation? Okay so it's muh BPD, so that means we do muh fuggin DBT. Then they try to systematize it (and fail, because they fail at everything they do, because they're retarded and the manner of retardation stems from something systemic). Then you get the other modalities. Some stupid ape notices that when you stim and bounce your eyes around, it strips emotional context and selectively suppresses memory recall before it reaches the conscious mind (but they're too retarded to explain it that way), and then they take this ancient phenomena and name it "EMDR". Then the reatrds fight over "EMDR". Then this one makes another modality, it calls it "Gestalt therapy". And then the retards compile critiques and again, they try to systematize. It's braindead. The average person is stupid, oversocialized and adapted to a sick society, and has no business tampering around in another person's inner world. The most basic observation to be made for schizoid PD is its relation to NPD and schizotypal. Why? Probably because the empty schizoid core constitutes shared underlying machinery between them, just constellated differently, in different macrostates. That's why stimuli patterns can be contrived to wear them down and force different clusters of trait manifestation. eg collapsing a narcissist into something resembling BPD (or inverted) behavior, or it taking on schizotypal traits until it can stablize. There a reason for this. Ah! Ah! But it's controversial. It's very controversial. There's nothing I've ever read in the primary or secondary sources that wasn't littered with all kinds of stupid little things. And it certainly never translated into anything useful in the DSM. Two people can have zero trait overlap, yet still fit the criteria for a given personality disorder. A lot of entires are just retarded and clearly political. Failure to bridge things like malnutrition, environmental toxicity, vaccine damage, etc. They're just running cover, because they're weak. People who go into psychology are weak, broken, scared of standing out, submissive, and dependent "wounded healer" types. They're neotenous useful idiots and their work shows it.

>>77268 Lmao EMDR is long discredited what are you on about ? it's on the same level as neurolingual programming, it wasn't even made my psychologists and it is heavily deconstructed by psychologists. End of discussion you're retarded

>>77268 Oh wait you seriously just said "vaccinational damage". Ofc no one is arguing that most of the damage is normative response to a fuarrrked up society horrid living conditions and other terrible soykaf, thank fuarrrk there are a lot of Psychological research that show how much society fuarrrks with your head. trait overlap with measuring traits as what? what is the construct? zero trait overlap when measuring which traits? Which tool did they use? I can use any personality questionnaire from MBTI-meme joke to a buzzfeed survey and prove you that there's zero overlap between traits. Do you have concept of what you're talking about? This is the pop-culture understanding of pyschology with the flavor of paranoia. Do you know what you're talking about beyond an EMDR buzzword from a discipline that not even a Psychologist made? Should we not study bullshit and debunk it ? The pure fuarrrking ego-mania in your words, you're above the normal retard you think ? why the fuarrrk?

>>77272 >Lmao EMDR is long discredited Yep, you're retarded. I just told you, I DISCOVERED EMDR before there was an "EMDR", it's an ANCIENT PHENOMENA. Your stupid ass can't even read without skipping overthings and making soykaf up, you have no business whatsoever in psychology. Open shut case, thanks for playing buddy. >Oh wait you seriously just said "vaccinational damage". That's right, I threw that in to make it clear to the audience that you're a dogmatic oversocialized little bitch (ie "bluepilled"). I'm not going to read the rest (for real this time) because you're expressing confusion over what is meant by "traits" in the context of diagnosis via the DSM. So you have any idea what you're talking about? fuarrrk's sake LAIN WHAT THE fuarrrk IS WRONG WITH YOU? Shaking my head. Much fatigue. Very dissapoint.

>>77274 I gave the same treatment you gave my response, skipped over stuff, one of them was Ancient Phenomena , I am so glad i didn't read it cause i'd catch brain aids if i did read it. ohhhh you didn't read "for real" this time, how far is your head up your ass anon ? go outside on a walk and talk to someone, or is this a bigger intellectual feat than doing exactly what your "inferior, neotenous and oversocialized" opponents do ? You accuse of systematizing yet you used a system to reach on your own conclusion, you reject data conviniently enough with some bullshit pseudo-philosophical critique based on a couple of theoretical pointers. you know what macro states are ? wow buddy you solved psychology, here a nobel prize . Then you simply lie about what trait overlap really is and that it is zero, there is a plethora of studies showing symptom / trait overlap when it comes to PDs even if you combine it with other non-related tools as the infamous big five (i hate it) you still get some results or even discover cases of comorbidity, so in the imaginative word that bio, data, stats and experimentation is irrelevant you might have had a say. Because now there are even genome related traits between the PDs. Not only personality wise-traits. Now you're simply a bafoon with an ego issue trying to call everyone dumb cause he cannot go outside and socialize.

>>77276 You're jumbling things together and then trying to hang the whole thing on a few nodes you plucked out. Refer to my image. That's NPD (the most meme'd right now) as of the DSM V. There are 9 traits. For a diagnosis, a person must have at least 5. That means you can can two different people with "NPD" which of 9 traits, only overlap in 1. To my recollection in the DSM IV there were more traits and it was possible to overlap in zero, or a person only needed to have 4 traits, I don't recall. It's simply ridiculous, to reify this vaguery into a clinical entity, and go about "diagnosing" with such a crude instrument. > Because now there are even genome related traits between the PDs. Great. Now that they have this in their little heads they can fight over genetic determinism and nature vs nurture for the next 30 years. All because they want to be a science and they want to bridge the low level bottom up approach, with the top down approach. Cute. They are so desperate for this, need this, this substantiation, this validation, this "hard science" reification. Need. Need need need. Like little kids. Can't just do their own thing. Need to imitate, want a place at the perceived big boy table. It's pathetic and so transparent.

>>77278 Nah i am not jumbling anything together, you seem to have the knowledge of the Psychological discourse of a college Freshman and i'll leave you to it. The article you cited was interesting, surely doesn't back up anything you just said though , also clinical diagnosis isn't just a checklist idk why people keep thinking that, the author in your screenshot even also says how important it is to investigate enviromental factors in the context of development, since most PDs are there for life. What is this obssession of NPD , with this amount of glorious self jerking about how you're smarter than the normal people and that a whole discipline is bellow you seems as if you have personal beef with this diagnosis. On another note like i said there are many obvious issues with current trends in diagnosis. That doesn't prove all the other soykaf you're spilling

>>77278 While I agree wth you overall about the concept of mental illness, I think something like major depression (can be extreme emotion or no emotion, caused by anything or nothing, for a period ranging from two weeks to forever - it's a garrbage grab bag) may have been a better example. While these are divided into individual traits, these are interconnected - a person who lacks empathy is likely to be exploitative, an entitled, a person who believes they are special almost by definition is self-important, etc. There could be people who only overlap on one trait, but that's relatively unlikely. Drawing arbitrary lines as to what is and isn't diseased (or *this* disease versus *that* disease) and treating people based on label instead of behavior and history is stupid (I HATE when I hear someone claim they have "depression and anxiety and PTSD and ADHD and..." What you are is fuarrrked up, likely stemming from the same source or two, which is what actually needs addressing), but let's not through out the entire concept of a personality type.

I feel like I'm becoming the underground man.

i was recently diagnosed with OSDD and really want to find someone to talk to who can relate, but apparently i managed to get the diagnosis with the most degenerate community of "sufferers" imaginable. if you have a dissociative disorder too, and you understand that you are seriously mentally sick, are disgusted by the positive talk of "alters", "switching" etc like it's a fuarrrking game, and most importantly aren't a god damn furry - i'm rebaraber on discord

I have Bipolar. Had a manic-psychotic episode in 2022. Spent 2 months in a psychiatric ward.

I just feel exhausted and frustrated all the time. Anyone else feel boxed in and want to scream? I'm mad at the world for some reason.

I think I might be a psychopath because I've realized I don't care about any of the people and family in my life beyond the logistical problems thatd come up if they were gone. I have no ambition in life and derive very little to no joy from things. Hobbies are boring and anything tha requires investment is just not rewarding at all either. I think my recent goal of getting my first girlfriend and wanting to go on a date is mor performance because I had no goal or desire at all before and that was too empty I feel trapped in my own life and I want to scream I've stopped caring alot about self preservation or keeping my body healthy. Its a chore. I wish I was dead everyday. I go outside a lot and I feel existentially alone. I see none of myself in the people around me. When I use l have friends I didn't care about them at all. I just always did moral and good thing mindlessly because of what I was taught and I didn't want to deal with punishments I feel alone I think. And bored. And nothing makes that go away. I've taken up self harm on a whim to see if I could do it. I like feeling like I'm beating the more animal part of my brain. I don't see how I could have any future.

>>77307 You seem numb. I was diagnosed with ADHD and I also find it hard to stimulate myself, so I often seek my kicks in physical activity. Having troubled thoughts also contributed to my feelings of "disconnection" and even anger towards other humans. It is very hard to live when you are not only unable to understand other people, but also to be understood. There is nothing you want to take from this life, and there is nothing other people want to take from you. Still, you only live once. Even if it's something you don't get all excited about at first glance, it is wise to choose one among the thousands of gifts that life has to offer. Giving in to pointless self destruction is probably the worst choice. Also, I think reading more fiction and getting healthier would help you a bit with developing empathy.

>>77068 Each day I wake up and waste my time browsing /gif/. I have my high school finals in around two weeks and I know my score would be really low. Still can't give up on watching rekt webms and other gore stuff (plus some hardcore pornography). I think my future is over. My parents made a mistake by not killing me. And I am too big of a coward to kms. How long is it before I gather enough courage to jump off a cliff or drown in a river? Any advise on how I can survive for as long as I can without interacting with anyone other than my parents?

>>77309 Reading fiction ruins me. I made a thread a while back about how I conatanrly.compare myself to the characters and it depresses me how lifeless my own life is and everywhere I fall short of being like the cool exciting character. I'm done with it. And I'm already plenty healthy. I spend all my free time outside too now.

>>77319 I remember that thread. How old did you say you were again? I used to have this problem a lot, and especially if I went back to rewatch shows from when I was much younger I would be transported back there and it would really fry and scramble my mind. I built up an awareness and resistance to this... though it took me until I was like 30.

WIth very high probability I have slight autism, maybe ADD/ADHD Also diagnosed dyslexia and very low self esteem

I want a 2nd chance at life so bad. Give me a do over please it keeps me up at night. I'll be shaking and screaming. I want a second chance. I want another life

>>77322 It's not too late to change, anon.

>>77326 It is though for what I want

>>77322 same here it hurts because there is nothing that can be done about it the time is lost, the body aged, the consequences can't be reverted the potential for greatness is gone and now its damage control the only way of coping i see is to tell yourself you never had potential and that becoming happy after reaching some kind of dream life is a delusion

>>77077 I've the same problems you have, but to a much lesser extent. I feel emotionless and empty half the day, my sleep quality isn't good, constantly have constipation, stomach aches or gas problems, I'm slow to reply to people when they ask me something, the only thing that's guaranteed to help is exercising by going for a walk, it is improving with meds. Also it could be your diet, eating certain foods causes depression for me, milk and cheese, but not yogurt.

How can you guys like to talk about this so much? Whenever I hear "psychosis" or "autism" from somebody, I want them to shut up. If anything those illnesses ruined my life and forced me to pick up the very few remains of it from the ground. This isnt like a "I entered a thread full of things I dont like and now Im angry" kind of reply, I genuinly wonder how people who have gone through so much pain and suffering, are willing to cassually smalltalk about that stuff. I wish I could just forget everything once and for all.

>>77329 Then simply want a different thing.

>>78580 I'm sorry that it hurts you to see people talking about things that have caused you so much pain and trouble. But it helps some people to talk things over and try to solve their problems, or at least come to terms with them. Other people like yourself find it better to just try to forget about them and move forward. There's nothing wrong with that if it works for you. Maybe just try to avoid the discussions that trigger your pain? I hope you feel better soon.

Thought I have ADHD, went to psychiatrist, he said I should do MMPI test and got a referral to psychologist (pretty good) it came out it's just my short attention span and besides that I have textbook case of aspergers. It explained all misunderstanding I had with peers in school and why I got no friends.

>>78605 I bet if you studied for the test a little you could get an ADHD diagnosis easy peasy.

I don't really see why you need to know about my "mental illnesses", I don't even think those labels actually hold any weight on their own. They all overlap so often that it doesn't actually make any sense to label yourself with them. Half of the time you see people on the internet talk about their list of disorders it is because they feel the need to make it a part of their identity or some other soykaf. It's heavily romanticized by people who seem to be obsessed with the "aesthetic" of mental illness, with a shallow understanding of the detriment it actually causes for the people who deal with the collection of symptoms that make up the label they were given. Judging by the OP picture and typing style I imagine they are one of these younger people that do this.

>>78849 Agree with some of this. It's not an aesthetic and people should definitively not romanticize disorders/illnesses. There is nothing beautiful about breaking down at 3 am and realizing you've had your life derailed by how your brain works and how people around you responded to how your brain works. Not fun. Labels do help to some extent, as long as the person doesn't make it their whole identity. We are more than ASD/ADHD/[XYZ]. We should address problems and talk about them in a way that helps people by keeping them informed and showing them ways to cope better. ;]

>>77068 >What kind of mental illness do you have? diagnosed or undiagnosed ne, i think.

>>79110 None* I hate cellphone keyboards.

>>77068 I have type 1 bipolar. I get very psychotic sometimes.

I dont even know what i have. I feel if i saw five different shrinks each one would say something different.

I was officially diagnosed with ADHD and Autism over a decade ago. I've learned how to manage and live with it, but I can't be open about either, especially my Autism, to anyone. I'm often exposed to people who constantly make statements that demean and/or infantilize Autistic people, because apparently it must be hard for Autistic people to do mundane things everyone else can. No it isn't, stop treating Autistic people like children for noticing if someone was being sarcastic. I'm forced to always be masking in public because of my fear of being infantilized. Perhaps, this is Hell.

>>80064 You are not healed until learning how to properly shame back those normal people.