Usually they are then surprised at how clever I am and at my sense of humour.  Some have even accused me of faking it or tell me that I don't have a disability.  

I even had people in my support group laugh when I was telling about a traumatic crime that happened to me.  It was not funny at all.  They said they were laughing because of the way I speak; it was so "cute".  

Training is supposed to be getting better.  They are telling people to assume nothing about a person - as do not judge from first impressions.  I find this is too common in job interviews.  

I keep asking for help.  People cannot understand why I am so smart and can not get a job.  I keep telling them that I need a job placement not just help applying for jobs and "practicing" interviews.  

Sometimes I get better treatment if I do not speak and use notes instead.  They think I am deaf/mute and for some reason seem to treat me more like an adult.