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I know that there were thousands of both Kazakhs and Kyrgyz in northern and northeastern Afghanistan before the civil wars, but are there any left today?

I've always been sceptical about the Pashtuns, Baluchis, and Kurds being categorised as "Iranian."

I mean Baluchi, Pashto, and Kurdish langauges are very different from Persian/Dari and the culture of these ethnic groups is very different and diverse than that of the Persians (no offence intended).

How come they are all considered Iranian when their languages and cultures tell a different story?

Hi

I am gonna be 21 on May 1 and going through a lot of personal and family pressure trying to fit in.

I am autistic (although not medically diagnosed yet) and communication has been a major barrier for as long as I can remember.

It may sound surprising but I am actually majoring in Journalism and currently working in a radio station through an internship at the Uni.

I also have a job as an ESL teacher but the pay isn't enough to make ends meet.

I feel like my poor communication skills and lack of financial stability are gradually killing my dreams.

What would you do if you were put in such a precarious situation?