The example you quoted, at the bus station, is easy to write off as something that was wrong with the guy, not you. Please note that most people do not share with strangers at bus stations that they have just had an antipsychotic injection. So that is already off. Also, while it is not true in every instance, oftentimes people who are given injections, as opposed to prescribed antipsychotics in the form of a pill, are not medication-adherent on their own and injections are a way to assure that they actually receive the medicine. He might have been one of those folks. I agree with the posters above that the issue was his. However, it does not help you as you are reporting a recurrent issue. Can you write more about other instances when you were made fun of or at least when you thought that you were made fun of, and then people making fun of you were not so obviously out of it?