CupOfCoffee
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Depending on the type of person I think a lot of people are better off disregarding it and not worrying about your position in relation to others. If you do well with social dynamics and can find a solid way to make it work, then it's still important. If you're too disagreeable though, and/or introverted and/or too neurotic then that shit is better left for people who have the energy and natural ability to thrive in that way. Most of us autists on the other hand are not socially capable enough to successfully create the networking skills and have connections to "important" people throughout your life. Your personality will come and bring you back to your true self eventually. Most people like that are better off framing their lives and goals as targets that concern them only, and not tyeing their success and happiness with others' opinions of them or how they fare in the social hierarchy around them, it's simply the wrong way for them to think tbh