u/mahmuder

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Nose bleeding

When I was 11 years old, my nose started bleeding for the first time after my cousin accidentally kicked a football directly into my face while we were playing.

After that, whenever I became stressed or tense, my nose would start bleeding.In 2022, I moved abroad, and surprisingly, I haven't had a nosebleed since.

Now the same thing is happening to my younger brother. He is 15 years old and an SSC candidate. Because of the stress and pressure of the SSC exams, his nose has started bleeding as well.

The doctor suggested some tests, but everything came back normal.Has anyone had a similar experience?

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u/mahmuder — 10 hours ago

26-Year-Old Bangladeshi in UAE Facing Uncertain Future Due to Visa Issues — Need Honest Advice

I’m a 26-year-old Bangladeshi living in the UAE. I came here 6 years ago with a dream: I just wanted to make money and build a better future.

Over these years, I’ve done multiple jobs and side businesses. Alhamdulillah, I was happy with my earnings and felt like my hard work was paying off.

But now, with the visa issues many Bangladeshis are facing, I’m becoming increasingly worried about my future. For the first time in years, I feel uncertain about what comes next.

I wanted to ask people who may have been in similar situations: what should be my next destination if I decide to move somewhere else? If I have to return to Bangladesh, what kind of business, job, or path should I consider for making a living?

Has anyone here gone through something similar?

I’m not looking for sympathy — just honest advice from people with experience.

Thank you.

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u/mahmuder — 1 month ago