On a subsequent visit, when rapport was established and the interview was conducted without accompanying family members, SD was more proactive. He denied symptoms indicative of psychological disorder, adverse life experience or presence of substance abuse. His complaint was simply a preference to be alone. He had stopped socializing and mingling with other people after being bullied by other students from his class. In one incident, a teacher abruptly asked him to give a comment on the topic under discussion in the classroom. He stammered when attempting to reply and the subsequent cajoling from his peers caused him to become even more reclusive. He kept these incidents to himself. Although he had a dependent relationship with his mother, he was worried that his domineering father would despise him for “not fighting back” or for being overly “sensitive like a woman.” Despite his dislike of school, he nevertheless completed secondary education with an average performance.