>>15134
That's not the correct way to handle it. Do not feel depressed, for I believe you can improve and will improve with help. You are not a liability for me or anyone. I extend my hand to you on one condition:

1. You will not take this so hard and accept that in failure, you will find future success.

We all care for you enough to be honest with you and go over things, and I care for you enough that I am willing as a fellow spectrum member to help you. There is a net-positive to be found: It's that you bring a lot of knowledge and insight that not many can offer. You are valuable to the project, and do not take me agreeing with Retro's points as meaning that I think you are a pest or anything.

Let's work together, and learn from each other. My hand is extended, do you accept it?