Should i leave america?
If yes, what country should I move to?
| Yes | 48 | |
| No | 30 |
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charli.m
I really don't think that's a choice you should leave up to a site filled with people who have sex with their relatives and pets :/
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Come to Nauru. We may rely on diminishing phosphate deposits but we are a kind people and you will be happy here.
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Pika-girl
That depends why...
Stay here with us! It's a good choice!Heh! I was just trying to be weird... That'll be hard moving to a new place though.
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dinz
You would need to do your homework before you decide to take the leap.
How much would it cost you to relocate?
Do you want to learn a new language?
What about employment opportunities?
What is the visa requirements to settle in the country?
How does my family and friends think about the move?You see there are just a sample of the questions you need to ask before you decide to jump. I moved house not too long ago and that alone put alot on my plate.
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AnotherNormalGuy
America as in North America? LOL!
No, only the cities are bad mainly out in the outer edges, like new York and California for example. Areas like Wyoming, Montana, Oklahoma and parts of Texas are good even though the taxes are a bit high in Texas. Areas in the center on the USA in general are good. To make a long story short, areas of the USA that most people in a big city that think are a joke to live in odds are the best places to live, LOL!!!
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Avant-Garde
It depends on where you want to live. The thing is is that if you move to a country that speaks a different language, you'll have to learn that said language.
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umbdude
No. America is still a pleasant country to be in. You can always go to a state that suits you. I also thought about moving (not necessarily giving up my US citizenship) to South America because it's still developing and interesting and I want to immerse in Spanish.
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cigs
you must have alot of money to be moving like that
how about you go to UK alot of nice folks there
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Anonymous Post Author
That's why I made this poll. To get some advice by fellow IINers and maybe some experience on this. I'm conflicted because I want to leave, but I don't want to leave my family. I'm worried that if I move, I'll have no one to rely on since I don't have any friends and if something bad happens, I'm a goner. It's actually a scary concept for me.
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Valetion
Canada is nice, but I suppose you're trying to get away from the hustle and bustle of a busy society. Good luck with whatever you decide!
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The countries I had in mind are: Mexico, UK, Ireland, Germany, Finland, Switzerland, or some country in Central or South America.
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capcrunch6
You want to go to Mexico?! Spend a week there and you will see what a crappy country it is (if you're not shot by a pissed off gang member)
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I didn't say I wanted to go to Mexico. It was just an idea, you see. Other ideas would be: Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Italy, the Philippines, Denmark, Estonia, or the Netherlands. I have alot of ideas but realistically, I couldn't go to every single one of them to decide where I would move to. I would have to make a much smaller list and choose from that.
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