My threshold? I’m not positive what you mean.
You’re so weird that the only way we’ll be able to tell that you’re acting weird is if you’re acting normal.
“Oh ■■■■, she hasn’t sworn for several hours and she’s reading Good Housekeeping. CALL 911!!”
Dude, do I know you off of here? Because that’s real close to things that have been said.
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Don’t tell anything,it’s not necessary! Btw how are your friends? How did you met them? What do you like about them?
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I don’t mind telling people about my sz, but this is basically what happened to all my friends over the years
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I live in gossip city, that’s what folks love most to do… …
I don’t need to tell…
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You don’t become the King of kings without having a top-shelf intelligence gathering network.
Eat your pie out, @KingHenryVIII
Yeah why not, if they don’t like it that’s not my problem. One of my good friends has psychosis too.
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Hm.
Seems I missed something, but now I know. I have my waaaaaays
You spymaster.
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I LOLed for nearly five minutes straight.
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Yeah, yeah. You’re a real comedian.
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If it comes up I speak about it openly but I don’t make a big announcement or have a coming out party every time I tell a friend. To me it’s just not a big deal and if someone has preconceived notions about sz I change their viewpoint pretty quickly when I don’t run to the window every 5 seconds to check for the FBI and I don’t murder them with an axe every time I see them.
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Hmm, if I were to make a friend with this illness, I feel I would have to tell them, otherwise they’re not getting the full picture of me. I mean like an acquaintance, of course I wouldn’t tell, but a friend friend? I think I would have to tell them. And if they ghost me, so be it. I have to get used to social rejection as it is nowadays.
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M y roommate found out. He hasn’t treated me differently or said a word about it.
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