Do you always lie when asked "if you are alright" or

>>35545454
>"How are you Anon?"
>"Eh, ok I guess/I've been better"
>They ask what's wrong

Easy as that

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>>35545545
No.
I mean the real reason.

What can someone, anyone realistically send out of their mouths to pull it out of you without you worrying about what happens next.

>>35545681
Ok what exactly is your goal here? My autism is peaking

Do you want people to talk about your problems with? Are you trying to ask someone about their problems?

Op they are the people to go to if you have inquires about socializing with people >>>/adv/

>>35545836
>Do you want people to talk about your problems with? Are you trying to ask someone about their problems?
Uh.
I want to do myself a kindness and say I am more mentally disturbed than mentally ill.

Mostly because if it were an illness, it would need a name.

I feel weak and guilty for talking about what's bothering me, so I crowdsource things I think I would never see unless I got off my ass and asked.

And I consume.
I add help I wish I got.
And insight where I think I can supply it.

Its good when I see similar issues to my own.
Ideally I think it creates a catharsis for multiple parties.

I might have autism.
Im in no position to find out.