Yes, a school friend whom I still see.
Her parents did everything they could to sweep her SN (possible ASD - most certainly neuro diverse) under the mat and shelter her. Complete denial and cover up - meaning she never got support in social stuff, academic stuff or careers. They're quite well off and faked it iyswim - expensive holidays with cousins so it looks like a girls night, working for parents so it looks like a job, school after school- leave when a teacher says they think she has SN.
It's very sad. It's resulted in her being like a teenager aged almost 40, no job (they got her a job, on paper, in their company. She didn't actually do it. When the branch closed, she was left with a CV that looks like a lie).
She is very literal. If a teen heart throb tweets "love all of you who came to my show" she can think he fancies her. Her mum plays along to the extent that once she thought she was engaged to a guy who said "I could marry you!" about her cooking.
She parrots her parents ideas about what nice girls wear (jumpers). She loves R&B and goes clubbing in jumpers, because dance clothes are ' slutty' but then gets frustrated men overlook her.
(If you watch the youtube comedy "Miranda Sings" and her cries "low cut is PORN" it's spookily similar).
It's all rather sad. At school I recall overhearing teachers trying to get them to see sense.
As someone who works with teens including those with SN I honestly think had she had support she'd have a job and perhaps a relationship now.