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BloodMoon7 posted...

That's not a really solid reason... But if you've lived in other places, I'm assuming you mean other countries, which does at least give you a good idea of what to expect. Some who want to move to another country don't even think that far ahead, hence why I would say the first step is always to reexamine your motives.

Yes I've lived in other countries.

I guess living in another places takes away the idea of the place and hits you with reality, well just the first time, really. I know it can get lonely, I know you can encounter racism, I know that is not all fun and games, believe me.

But hey, I really don't like my hometown, my brother lives abroad as well as in another continent, my mom lived with her bf who I really don't like because he hit on me once and that triggered the fact that I moved out of their house and have been basically on my own since then. So if I'm going to pay rent in a place that is quite unsafe, violent and behind in every sense, then I would like to see other options while I still can, but at the same time, ive known too many people that have been travelling their whole lives and at some point I would like have a home for a change, even though I don't know where that might be but I def don't want it to be here, because the only thing that is keeping me here is money right now. Even though I'm not making as much as I hoped to when I came back, two years ago now. Basically this topic was not serious, I will go there I can make some money and live decently. Perhaps you might not be familiar but having a decent wage in mexico that allows you to make enough to travel, own a car or a house is quite difficult and rare. So if I'm not going to be able to buy a house any time soon, I might as well keep on looking for opportunities in different places to combine the things I like the most: learning and visiting new places.

Bah, I hate posting seriously >.<


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