deltafunction wrote:
Kinda curious about your situations.
My friends from high school hang out once a year at around this time to go caroling. I feel conflicted because I no longer like the same activities. Also, it's been as if there was this divide between us ever since I disclosed my diagnosis. My friends had pulled me through a lot in high school and I think they no longer want the burden of getting me up to speed with society, even if we haven't talked for months. But I don't have anything else to talk about with them or relate to in their lives. I realise now that they probably were annoyed at me a lot of the times but didn't say anything. I now feel like we were only friends because of their niceness to help people out.
My boyfriend went caroling with me last year and felt really awkward. It made me realise how different my friends are now than before. Now I seek people out who are honest and open to me about their feelings. I still love my old friends, but how do I tell if they're just being polite?
Anyways, just looking to see if anyone has had any similar experiences or has any advice.
Nah, I never got diagnosed I just suspect it. I honestly do't know if I'd tell anyone unless they asked, which they might not. My family just accepts me how I am. I'd rather not actually tell people although if I date again sometime I might tell the girl. Are you sure your friends/boyfriend feel awkward or is it you that feels awkward because you know you told them about it?