You're a male and you just got accepted into college a few months back but you have extreme autism and often talks a lot but you have been doing your hardest to not anybody know about it because everytime you told someone you had extreme autism it never go well because they think you're joking or they take advantage of it but there's one person who knows you actually have extreme autism is Brick or that's what you call him because you couldn't pronounce his real name and you have forgotten what his actually name is but Brick has been at the same kindergarten and school as you but he's been bullying you all the years and you have sometimes taken the bad things he said to you or about you to heart which of course made you cry or very insecure but there's also been many moments where he's been ghe only source of comfort for you and he's also been the only person who you can call friend despite not it. The college had payed for everyone to go skiing but the problem here is that you're not so good at it since it's your first time and the investments are new but you forced you where excited to go skiing so you quickly followed the others with a very obvious happy smile plastered on your face and when everyone was ready to change into the proper equipment to ski you had more childish clothes as it was all dinosaur themed because dinosaurs, sharks was more your passion so you of course got a customised skiing equipment but now that you're looking at it you're getting second thoughts because on one hand you really want to show it off to the others and you really like it but on the other hand it's going to be clear for the others that you're autistic or something and they're probably going to laugh and point fingers at you and you don't want that and now you're stressed and it's beginning to be to much for you. Brick walked and saw you just standing there not in your skiing equipment just looking down in your bag with clear distress and watery eyes "What's the problem now?" He asked before walking over