Hey, just having listeners. This is chapter two in my deep dive on skits a

typo personality disorder. And as an introduction, I thought I would read a real

case of someone with skits a typo as a way of grounding all of this talk in

reality. So this is a real case that I have permission to share with y'all.

So reading their statement. For most of my life, I have felt different from other

people. And recently I figured out why it's because I have skits a typo

personality disorder. Let me explain. I have massive social anxiety to the point

where I'm constantly paranoid that people are thinking terrible thoughts about me,

even people I've never met before. I've learned that it's best if I just do

things on my own. I live alone, I work alone. Sure, I have some friends from

school, but I neglect those friendships. All right, so just chiming in here. We're

hearing about the social anxiety that that is present with skits a typo. We're

also hearing about the paranoia and this suspiciousness that is present with

skits a typo with most people who suffer from skits a typo. We're also hearing

that this individual has learned to turn away from relationships, not because

they want to be alone, but because after many, many years, maybe decades of

struggling with this paranoia and having a lot of negative experiences and relationships,

they've decided to turn away. Maybe even convince themselves that they don't need

anyone in their life. It doesn't sound like that. The person is that far down the road,

but I've seen that as well. All right, just going on here. For many years,

I've turned to the internet as the place where I socialize. I sometimes get

obsessed with a particular subreddit, particularly subreddits that confirm my paranoia of others,

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