I’m sorry you had a bad experience but for me no that isn’t support, I grew up being bullied and tried everything I could do to fit in socially I just never understood people, I tried and tried, I was diagnosed when I was a child as ADHD but over the years deep down inside I knew it was more than that, then years later(I was 34 then, 35 now) my sister who is a teacher that is trained to look for signs of autism in students brought up it up to me that I had exhibited a lot of traits she was trained to look for, I talked to my therapist and she agreed that I also had the traits that my sister saw and she recommended I seek someone out for testing and I did. After I was diagnosed my life started finally making more sense for me, I understood why I was the way I was and why it was so hard for me to make friends and for the first time in a long, long time I finally had some sort of sense of peace about who I was instead of persistent self loathing and self doubt because I had no idea why people didn’t want to be friends with me or how to be friends with them. It gave me the direction I needed to start to improve myself and the areas I fall short in.

So no, it’s not support, and the last thing I need is someone who doesn’t know me over the Internet to tell me I’m not making friends because “too many video games/anime”, I’ve spent years second guessing and doubting myself, no more.