DISSY moments in Social Situations when the 'veil' descends over our consciousness

Our DISSY abilities stem back from childhood abuse, abuse taken in many forms and we are become aware that it is a learned coping mechanism. We can feel like we become lightly dissociated 24/7. We don't physically alter how appear as during heavier dissociations,

We find that as we get older we are dissociating more and more heavily and it is really hindering our social abilities and it's frustrating the hell out of us as others wonder why we seemingly just shut down and appear vacant and unable to hold a conversation. It's getting to the point that we are starting to avoid many social situations because people think were being arrogant and rude when we all of a sudden become vacant and appear uninterested or cannot respond properly to questions . Our deeper dissociations happen whenever we are feeling stressed, pressured to talk or have had enough of a conversation/person/situation or when we are feeling threatened and/or challenged.

 We need to be 'in touch' in social situations and as much as we try to explain to some people what is actually happening to us when the 'veil' descends over our consciousness, most don't seem to understand it and think that we are just strange and wilfully ignorant. 

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