Someone earlier asked the question of how those who are on the Autistic spectrum might feel seeing all this unravel.

Having known you while I continued my own ASD journey to the final conclusion of DX, the recent revelation of your apology has been confusing... and though I am well versed in dealing with the internet... a bit overwhelming when I first saw it.

It's been another reinforced lesson for me re gullibility, as I do see things in black and white terms... and though I've been more neutral and distant than many of your friends... it did hurt.

That said, I am also grateful that I maintained the neutral and distant situation, I guess developed by experience on other forums... as it's helped to reduce confusion and panic when someone I think I know does a 360 on me (often leaving me in an overwhelmed state where I mull in a vicious circle till I have time to process it).

I do wish you well Anna... I don't hate you for what you've done... I do however hope that you find this a useful life lesson that prevents you falling into such a trap again (lieing and then having to build upon that lie to maintain it and prevent yourself getting hurt)