M | 28 | Single | Muslim | Chittagong | Software Developer

  1. Age, Gender and Height: 28, Male, 5'10"
  2. Age Range that you would want/require in a prospect: Preferably 28 or below.
  3. Location, and are you willing to relocate for a prospect?: Chittagong. Yes, I'm open to relocating for the right person. Since I really enjoy my current job, I'd prefer to find a similar job before moving.
  4. Nationality: Bangladeshi
  5. Marital Status - Single
  6. Ideal marriage timeline: Anytime, if we're compatible.
  7. About me: I'm a software developer who enjoys building things, learning new technologies, and exploring new places. I value honesty, mutual respect, and open communication. I prefer a simple, peaceful life and believe a strong relationship is built on trust, understanding, and shared values.
  8. More about me: https://www.reddit.com/r/Chittagong/comments/1txs085/anyone_else_feel_comfortable_everywhere_except_in/
  9. Must Read (important): https://www.reddit.com/r/Chittagong/comments/1unu23x/anyone_else_worried_that_their_family_history/
  10. Five important characteristics you look for in a prospect: Muslim, mature, understanding, educated, and someone who appreciates a simple lifestyle.
  11. State/specify your level of religiosity: Muslim. I try to practice my faith sincerely and live an honest, respectful life while continuing to improve myself. I'm not perfect, but I always try to become a better Muslim.
  12. Level of education, and what are you looking for?: Any. Character, compatibility, and shared values matter much more to me than educational qualifications.
  13. Current Job Status: Software Developer
  14. Do you want kids? : Yes.
  15. List 3 hobbies, or things you like to do in your spare time: Coding, traveling, and watching movies.
  16. Add something short and interesting about you that makes you stand out! : I'm naturally introverted, but I enjoy meaningful conversations with the right people. I feel most at home when exploring new places, solving tech problems, creating new things, and appreciating the simple moments in life.
  17. What are you looking for in a woman? : A Muslim woman who is kind, mature, understanding, and values a simple, peaceful life. Someone who believes in mutual respect, honest communication, and growing together through every stage of life.
  18. Preferred Method of Contact: Reddit DM only.
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u/Radiant-Science3676 — 15 hours ago

M | 28 | Single | Muslim | Chittagong | Software Developer

  1. Age, Gender and Height: 28, Male, 5'10"
  2. Age Range that you would want/require in a prospect: Preferably 28 or below.
  3. Location, and are you willing to relocate for a prospect?: Chittagong. Yes, I'm open to relocating for the right person. Since I really enjoy my current job, I'd prefer to find a similar job before moving.
  4. Nationality: Bangladeshi
  5. Marital Status - Single
  6. Ideal marriage timeline: Anytime, if we're compatible.
  7. About me: I'm a software developer who enjoys building things, learning new technologies, and exploring new places. I value honesty, mutual respect, and open communication. I prefer a simple, peaceful life and believe a strong relationship is built on trust, understanding, and shared values.
  8. More about me: https://www.reddit.com/r/Chittagong/comments/1txs085/anyone_else_feel_comfortable_everywhere_except_in/
  9. Must Read (important): https://www.reddit.com/r/Chittagong/comments/1unu23x/anyone_else_worried_that_their_family_history/
  10. Five important characteristics you look for in a prospect: Muslim, mature, understanding, educated, and someone who appreciates a simple lifestyle.
  11. State/specify your level of religiosity: Muslim. I try to practice my faith sincerely and live an honest, respectful life while continuing to improve myself. I'm not perfect, but I always try to become a better Muslim.
  12. Level of education, and what are you looking for?: Any. Character, compatibility, and shared values matter much more to me than educational qualifications.
  13. Current Job Status: Software Developer
  14. Do you want kids? : Yes.
  15. List 3 hobbies, or things you like to do in your spare time: Coding, traveling, and watching movies.
  16. Add something short and interesting about you that makes you stand out! : I'm naturally introverted, but I enjoy meaningful conversations with the right people. I feel most at home when exploring new places, solving tech problems, creating new things, and appreciating the simple moments in life.
  17. What are you looking for in a woman? : A Muslim woman who is kind, mature, understanding, and values a simple, peaceful life. Someone who believes in mutual respect, honest communication, and growing together through every stage of life.
  18. Preferred Method of Contact: Reddit DM only.
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u/Radiant-Science3676 — 15 hours ago

Anyone else worried that their family history will affect their future?

I'm 28M, and this is something I've never really talked about.

I've always tried to live my life differently from what I grew up seeing. I avoid a lot of things—not because I'm trying to act better than anyone, but because I've seen firsthand how much damage certain behaviors can cause.

My father has done a lot of things over the years that hurt our family. I've honestly lost count. He would verbally abuse my mother and us, and sometimes it became physical, mostly towards my mother. There were also many things he did outside our family that made it difficult to respect him.

For about 27 years, my mother tried to hold the family together. She stayed silent, forgave more times than anyone should have to, and sacrificed her own happiness so that my sister and I could grow up with what looked like a "normal" family. I know now how much she endured just to protect us from society's judgment.

Last year, we finally reached our limit.

My mother, my sibling, and I left home with nothing but a few clothes and some personal belongings. We didn't take furniture or valuables. We just walked away and started over.

Thankfully, we're doing okay now. I have a software development job that I genuinely enjoy, and financially we're stable. In many ways, life is much more peaceful than it used to be.

But there's one fear that never leaves me.

I'm at the age where people expect me to get married, and I worry about how my family situation will affect that. What happens when someone asks about my father? What do I tell my future wife's family?

My biggest fear isn't that they'll think I'm like him. It's that they'll judge my entire family because of him. We don't have influential relatives, family wealth, or anyone to stand behind us. All we really have is each other and the fact that I work hard to support my family.

I worry that people will look at my family background before they look at who I am as a person. That after everything we've been through, we'll still be judged for something we had no control over.

I have the same worries for my sister. She has done nothing wrong, yet I worry that people might judge her because of our family situation instead of seeing the person she actually is.

I know we're not responsible for our parents' actions, but society doesn't always see it that way. Sometimes family history matters more than individual character, and that's what scares me.

We've worked so hard to rebuild our lives, but this is one thing I still can't stop thinking about.

Has anyone here come from a difficult or abusive family? Did it affect your marriage or relationships? If so, how did you handle those conversations with your partner or their family?

Also, if anyone wants a bit more context about who I am as a person, I made another post a few days ago about my personality and life experiences:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Chittagong/comments/1txs085/anyone_else_feel_comfortable_everywhere_except_in/

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u/Radiant-Science3676 — 1 day ago

M | 28 | Single | Muslim | Chittagong | Software Developer

  1. Age, Gender and Height: 28, Male, 5'10"
  2. Age Range that you would want/require in a prospect: 18–28
  3. Location, and are you willing to relocate for a prospect?: Chittagong. Yes, I'm open to relocating for the right person.
  4. Nationality: Bangladeshi
  5. Marital Status - Single
  6. Ideal marriage timeline: Anytime, if we are compatible.
  7. About me: I'm a software developer who enjoys building things, learning new technologies, and exploring new places. I value honesty, mutual respect, and clear communication. I prefer a simple, peaceful lifestyle and believe a strong relationship is built on understanding, trust, and shared values. More about me: https://www.reddit.com/r/Chittagong/comments/1txs085/anyone_else_feel_comfortable_everywhere_except_in/
  8. Five important characteristics you look for in a prospect: Muslim, mature, understanding, educated, and someone who appreciates a simple lifestyle.
  9. State/specify your level of religiosity: Muslim. I try to practice my faith sincerely and live an honest, respectful life while continuing to improve myself.
  10. Level of education, and what are you looking for?: Any. Character, compatibility, and shared values matter more to me than formal qualifications.
  11. Current Job Status: Software Developer
  12. Do you want kids? : Yes
  13. List 3 hobbies, or things you like to do in your spare time: Coding, traveling, and watching movies.
  14. Add something short and interesting about you that makes you stand out! : I'm someone who feels most at home when exploring new places and experiences. I enjoy meaningful conversations, solving problems, and finding joy in the simple things in life. More about me: https://www.reddit.com/r/Chittagong/comments/1txs085/anyone_else_feel_comfortable_everywhere_except_in/
  15. What are you looking for in a woman: A Muslim woman who is mature, understanding, educated, kind, and values a simple, peaceful life. Someone who believes in mutual respect, open communication, and growing together as partners.
  16. Preferred Method of Contact: DM only
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u/Radiant-Science3676 — 5 days ago
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Anyone else feel comfortable everywhere except in social situations?

I'm a guy in my late 20s, and I've always been a homebody and extremely introverted.

Growing up, talking to people felt difficult. I couldn't comfortably start conversations with strangers, and even with people I knew, I often struggled to keep conversations going. Small talk has always felt unnatural to me.

Over the last 3–4 years, I've changed quite a bit. I can communicate much better now, and if the topic is something I know well—programming, computers, technology—I can talk for hours or even speak in front of a crowd. But when it comes to everyday topics, gossip, celebrities, or random chit-chat, I quickly lose interest and run out of things to say.

I graduated with a Computer Science degree this year, but I've actually been working in software development for about six years, even before I started university. The funny thing is that I've never really felt like I was working. Programming is something I genuinely love. Building things, solving problems, and learning new technologies never feels like a job to me.

The strange part is that I do feel lonely sometimes—but usually only when I'm not busy. When I'm coding, learning, or working on a project, I'm completely fine. The loneliness tends to appear during quiet moments.

At the same time, I don't really want more social interaction. A big reason is that I rarely meet people who think the way I do. Even when I go out with friends or former classmates, I often feel disconnected from what everyone else enjoys.

For example, when we visit a beautiful place, many of them spend a lot of time taking photos, posting stories, making videos, and chatting. I don't judge them for it, but I personally don't enjoy it. I'd rather put my phone away, sit quietly, enjoy the scenery, listen to nature, and experience the moment itself. I'd rather keep the memory in my mind than in my camera roll.

This is especially true when it comes to women. It's not because of religion or because I dislike women. I've just never been comfortable with casual interactions, flirting, or maintaining friendships simply for the sake of socializing.

A lot of women I meet seem very socially connected and have many close male friends. I understand that's completely normal for many people, and I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with it. It's just not something I personally feel comfortable with.

I've always believed that if I expect certain values or boundaries from a future wife, then I should hold myself to those same standards. Because of that, I avoid unnecessary interactions with women and only talk when there's a genuine reason to. I don't flirt, and I don't try to build connections that I know I don't intend to pursue seriously.

Sometimes I wonder if my way of thinking is unusual. I don't hate people. I don't think I'm better than anyone else. I just seem to enjoy different things and value different aspects of life.

I rarely feel understood by the people around me. Most people seem to enjoy constant social interaction, sharing everything online, and staying connected with large groups. Meanwhile, I'm happiest when I'm learning, building something, exploring nature, or spending time alone with my thoughts.

Has anyone else experienced this? Feeling lonely, but also feeling like you can't find people who truly match your mindset and values?

u/Radiant-Science3676 — 1 month ago