Dana Kerri

I have no one, but I'm used to it.

I was never an average kid growing up. In fact, I was diagnosed with autism at four-years-old. So I struggled quite a bit with friendships. Being bullied due to my disability made me dread school so much that I ended up not going to college. Years later, I still don't know how to communicate or maintain social connections because I'm shy most of the time. Besides, most of the stuff I talk about would bore others anyone. So I don't want to come off as the awkward dweeb I was in elementary school. But it's also hard to keep connections with people nowadays because since everyone's too "busy" for me, I become distant fear of being a bother to them.