I was public schooled k-9th grade, homeschooled 10-12th (though doing college courses, some in person at colleges). I am also terrible at code switching (I fit

I was public schooled k-9th grade, homeschooled 10-12th (though doing college courses, some in person at colleges). I am also terrible at code switching (I fit in better in the college classes while homeschooled than I ever did in public school, for whatever that is worth). And always have been. And I don't see it as a problem, since the implication that it's beneficial in a given context implies that context isn't diverse or inclusive, and thus I want out of it, not to conform to it.