That depends. Us autists tend to get bullied a lot and picked on for anything and everything we do. Being on a stage means a lot more people see what you do, a

That depends. Us autists tend to get bullied a lot and picked on for anything and everything we do. Being on a stage means a lot more people see what you do, and what you do wrong, and you'll get a lot more bullying. And if you're also a perfectionist and feel like you've failed over the tiniest mistakes, this can get even worse. I — myself autistic — am close to thirty now and I still suffer from extreme social anxiety and stagefright due to the bullying I experienced in school.