My official diagnosis is schizoaffective (after thinking on it for a few years, I really think psychotic bipolar would be a better way to describe it), although I know many schizoid people.

Personally, still think you should tell people you're autistic. Something psychs (I genuinely hate psychs, the pharmacists are usually more qualified) don't understand is that there's quite a bit of acceptance with more minor mental health diagnosis nowadays. I'm able to ask for reasonable accommodations without doctor's notes for autism and other issues usually. Now to be fair, the accommodations I ask for at work are pretty simple - if I'm on an early morning shift, call me a couple hours ahead of time to make sure I'm awake. Not getting tilted over me regularly being 5 minutes late because of time blindness. But the point is, it's a lot more socially acceptable to say it's autism or ADHD than anything else.

Now to be fair, I am usually the most competent employee at my job, and I'm also in food service so neurodivergence is quite common in back of house. I left fine dining and now I work at a pizza restaurant, I am extremely overqualified for my current position and it frequently shows.