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Originally Posted by NikKay
Oh no, I expect it to be totally different and to definitely have a learning curve. I just want to know my options.
I'm into a simpler way of life: get my work done, hang out with the family, go for a jog, have friends over, RELAX. People here are (in general) so uptight and focused on collecting more than they really need. It's boring and I think it's a terrible example for my children. I also think there's a lot of value to exposing ourselves to different people and different cultures as much as possible.
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Some things will be simpler while the "simple" things in the States will be "not so simple."
Generally, in "second / third world" countries, which are the ones you'll probably be looking at, stuff that should be easy (i.e. paying your bills, going to the bank, getting a straight answer from an employee at the supermarket, etc.) tend to be complicated.
However, I 100% agree that once you're past the learning curve, you'll never look back!
