Disappointment

[shellys12]

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[redrose]

Thank you for your answer. I 'll check it tomorrow. But can they accept there a “diagnosed” person?

[SzAdmin]

@redrose

But can they accept there a “diagnosed” person?

You never need to disclose this information. Most people here recommend you only disclose this type of information when you feel comfortable with a given person and they’ve gotten to know you for who you really are (and not just applying some inaccurate perception due to a label).

Here is a discussion on this topic from earlier:

When/how do you reveal your MI to new people?

So just as the title says. I don’t know when/how to reveal my mental illness to new people I met. I can’t hide it long enough anyway as my work schedule is odd. They’ll find out something is wrong. Do we need to be brave to come out?

[redrose]

I agree with you. Have a good day!

[PinCushion]

I wouldn’t take racism personally if I were you. Years ago, I sang a racist song I had picked up somewhere and I know that it was thoughtless of me, and not aimed at any individual. What hurts is the message that you are not being noticed as a person. And you can’t expect everyone to be able to focus on you. Just some stranger hooting it up.