>>5311
>I gotta say it's nice for a change to see guys attracted to my craziness rather than deterred or scared away by it as usual heh. I definitely agree with the Anon above me though, some parts of it aren't all fun and games. dating a mentally ill person is going to require some effort on your part, whether it's just being patient with them or doing a little bit of research on their diagnoses to understand your partner better.
Ya, it's kind of odd for me. My girlfriend recently found out she's schizotypical and I felt awful for actually finding that really hot. I admitted it to her because she felt bad about it and wanted to know how I felt and I didn't want to say and flat out said it.

For some reason, she found that encouraging and I was shocked but can kind of get it. I hate moderate autisim and can't hold a job due to my disability and she actually finds that helplessness to be hot. The fact I'm not being judged for it but it was desirable was nice to hear for a change.

She does a lot to support me in my disability and before finding out what was going on with her, I had been helping her a lot with her fears and plan to continue to do so to the best of my ability, even more so knowing what's going on.

Still, I feel kind of awkward about it because we're in a d/s relationship where she's my domme and I like it for reasons tied to things that I might tie to a yanderesque anime character. I mean, I know this comes from years of being completely ignorant on what the Cluster A personality disorders were and I feel like part of me is being bigoted without flat out expressing it.

IDK, am I being weird in this concern?