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expats

  1. G

    Looking for a different culture

    Hello, I was recently officially diagnosed at age 40. For background, I’m a non-binary AMAB person, born in the midwest USA and moved to the west coast at age 30. I have good job security in a highly skilled technical/creative field, and I used to have friends and a whole community, until...
  2. Lily Muffet

    Aspies with EDS in Belgium

    Hello! I have recently been diagnosed with Asperger's at the grand old age of 46 (2 years ago). I also have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) as well as a few other things to add to the mix. I discovered a strong link between these conditions when researching muscle problems in EDS, which led to...
    • Lily Muffet
    • Thread
    • adult asperger's diagnosis aspergers autism belgium eds ehlers-danlos syndrome expats female asperger's female aspie late diagnosis
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Introduce Yourself
  3. Sabrina

    Are there any global nomads around?

    My aspie husband is very good at his job, so we've had to move a lot from country to country. Is anybody here in a similar situation? An advantage of it is that, if you are considered weird abroad, people immediately assume it's because you're from somewhere else. They don't think you're also...
    • Sabrina
    • Thread
    • expats migrants multicultural tck
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Off Topic
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