u/Defiant_Version3996

as the title indicates,

can fellow countrymen share where to find this (good condition- obviously😉)?

minimalist trait- would like to consume as less as possible🥲

(and certainly save💸)

If you have the opportunity to settle abroad, would you take it or continue living in home country?
Apart from money, what other things drive this judgment?
As a neurodivergent (moderate autism - level 2), I find Dhaka inappropriate to be function properly.
Would love to hear fellow countrymen.

Hello. I am a 28-year-old male who was recently diagnosed with autism (moderate level).

Since childhood, I have felt different from my peers and the people around me. After many years, I finally have an explanation for my behaviors, experiences, and feelings.

I would like to ask fellow Bangladeshi neurodivergent adults:

• What challenges do you face in your daily life, work, studies, relationships, or social interactions?
• Which challenges have been the most difficult to manage?
• What strategies, habits, or support systems have helped you overcome these obstacles?

I am interested in hearing about the experiences of fellow Bangladeshi countrymen and learning how others navigate adult life while being neurodivergent.

I’m a 27-year-old male and I believe I have mild to moderate autism (self-diagnosed).

One major issue I struggle with is eye contact/staring. Whenever I walk outside, people sometimes seem nervous or uncomfortable when I look at them, even though I’m usually just neutral and minding my own business. I think I may look at people with too much focus or intensity without realizing it.

This doesn’t only happen on the road — it happens in almost all situations.

Because of this, I often feel sad and misunderstood. I’ve always been a very sensitive person emotionally, so it hurts feeling like people may see me as threatening when I don’t have any bad intentions at all. I especially notice this reaction more from random females, which makes me feel guilty and anxious even though I’m not trying to make anyone uncomfortable.

I just wanted to share this here and maybe ease my mind a little by hearing from others who relate.

I’m a 27-year-old male and I believe I have mild to moderate autism (self-diagnosed).

One major issue I struggle with is eye contact/staring. Whenever I walk outside, people sometimes seem nervous or uncomfortable when I look at them, even though I’m usually just neutral and minding my own business. I think I may look at people with too much focus or intensity without realizing it.

This doesn’t only happen on the road — it happens in almost all situations.

Because of this, I often feel sad and misunderstood. I’ve always been a very sensitive person emotionally, so it hurts feeling like people may see me as threatening when I don’t have any bad intentions at all. I especially notice this reaction more from random females, which makes me feel guilty and anxious even though I’m not trying to make anyone uncomfortable.

I just wanted to share this here and maybe ease my mind a little by hearing from others who relate.

I’m a 27-year-old male and I believe I have mild to moderate autism (self-diagnosed).

One major issue I struggle with is eye contact/staring. Whenever I walk outside, people sometimes seem nervous or uncomfortable when I look at them, even though I’m usually just neutral and minding my own business. I think I may look at people with too much focus or intensity without realizing it.

This doesn’t only happen on the road — it happens in almost all situations.

Because of this, I often feel sad and misunderstood. I’ve always been a very sensitive person emotionally, so it hurts feeling like people may see me as threatening when I don’t have any bad intentions at all. I especially notice this reaction more from random females, which makes me feel guilty and anxious even though I’m not trying to make anyone uncomfortable.

I just wanted to share this here and maybe ease my mind a little by hearing from others who relate.

I’m a 27-year-old male and I believe I have mild to moderate autism (self-diagnosed).

One major issue I struggle with is eye contact/staring. Whenever I walk outside, people sometimes seem nervous or uncomfortable when I look at them, even though I’m usually just neutral and minding my own business. I think I may look at people with too much focus or intensity without realizing it.

This doesn’t only happen on the road — it happens in almost all situations.

Because of this, I often feel sad and misunderstood. I’ve always been a very sensitive person emotionally, so it hurts feeling like people may see me as threatening when I don’t have any bad intentions at all. I especially notice this reaction more from random females, which makes me feel guilty and anxious even though I’m not trying to make anyone uncomfortable.

I just wanted to share this here and maybe ease my mind a little by hearing from others who relate.

I’m a 27-year-old male and I believe I have mild to moderate autism (self-diagnosed).

One major issue I struggle with is eye contact/staring. Whenever I walk outside, people sometimes seem nervous or uncomfortable when I look at them, even though I’m usually just neutral and minding my own business. I think I may look at people with too much focus or intensity without realizing it.

This doesn’t only happen on the road — it happens in almost all situations.

Because of this, I often feel sad and misunderstood. I’ve always been a very sensitive person emotionally, so it hurts feeling like people may see me as threatening when I don’t have any bad intentions at all. I especially notice this reaction more from random females, which makes me feel guilty and anxious even though I’m not trying to make anyone uncomfortable.

I just wanted to share this here and maybe ease my mind a little by hearing from others who relate.

I’m a 27-year-old male and I believe I have mild to moderate autism (self-diagnosed).

One major issue I struggle with is eye contact/staring. Whenever I walk outside, people sometimes seem nervous or uncomfortable when I look at them, even though I’m usually just neutral and minding my own business. I think I may look at people with too much focus or intensity without realizing it.

This doesn’t only happen on the road — it happens in almost all situations.

Because of this, I often feel sad and misunderstood. I’ve always been a very sensitive person emotionally, so it hurts feeling like people may see me as threatening when I don’t have any bad intentions at all. I especially notice this reaction more from random females, which makes me feel guilty and anxious even though I’m not trying to make anyone uncomfortable.

I just wanted to share this here and maybe ease my mind a little by hearing from others who relate.