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I’ve moved out before and didn’t consider it to be a good decision. I’ve lived in mainland Europe and found the climate, food, countryside, culture and socioeconomic landscape to be too different to what I’m used to, and in most cases, less fulfilling.
It brought me valuable cultural experiences and a better understanding of the world, but I wouldn’t move out of the UK again. I feel healthier and more satisfied at home, investing my skills in the country that raised me.
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I’ve moved out before and didn’t consider it to be a good decision. I’ve lived in mainland Europe and found the climate, food, countryside, culture and socioeconomic landscape to be too different to what I’m used to, and in most cases, less fulfilling.
It brought me valuable cultural experiences and a better understanding of the world, but I wouldn’t move out of the UK again. I feel healthier and more satisfied at home, investing my skills in the country that raised me.
I appreciate my opinion may be unpopular though