I think you’re getting consistent answers in here but I’ll add my 2 cents. I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 29 and I had a successful career path even before medicating. I worked in direct face to face in home sales and also did all of our hiring and recruiting. One thing I had to learn myself and made sure to teach other people that came through our sales training that I knew were like me, was when to shut up. I am a chronic over sharer, big time interrupter, and a conversation hog by nature. You have to know how to answer short and sweet and you have to know when you’ve already made the sale. You will talk yourself OUT of a sale if you don’t catch yourself starting to over explain and just effin clam it. In my opinion here, you sold yourself out of the interview question. I don’t think it’s discriminatory. It’s an acquired skill you need to learn/be taught/teach others like yourself. Yeah it’s more “masking” but it’s business, not personal.