Hi everyone, So here is my [M 26] situation.

I’m from Paris and I’ve be willing to relocate to another European country. They are many reasons, but the main one is that I can’t stand the atmosphere here in France.

I’ve travelled all around Europe to choose a new country, and there are four destinations I seriously consider, but I would need help from locals or expats to give me pro/cons for all of these countries.

So could some of you give me exemple of both positive and negative experience in these countries ? I’m only taking about events/social habits that are frequents. Not about extremely rare experience that happens with a likelyhood of 1 over 2 billions.

Thanks !

  • ZeCBLibOPBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Well, maybe I sound “cold” in the way I write (and that’s possible, this is litteraly my second thread on Reddit, so I’m not very familiar with social rules here), but I don’t know what makes you believe that I’m not open minded. If I weren’t, I wouldn’t consider travelling, migrating to another country, and trying to assimilate to another country.

    I literally have friends from every continents, due to my implication in an international organisation. Just to give you few examples, I have friends from Israel, Nepal, Nigeria, Brazil or Indonesia (and I’m talking about locals, not about migrants from these countries).

    The thing is that I have travelled a lot, and despite the fact that I (of course) respect every culture, I have to make a final decision. There are some countries that are either too much polluted, too much individualists, too much centralized, too much authoritarian for me.

    Once again, I respect every culture, but it’s just normal that I want to live in a country that would match with my personal values.

    The thing is that there are a few countries that I like for many factors, and I have to make a final decision, which is a difficult choice. This is the reason why I am asking : because I need an external opinion.

    Also, yes, money is an important factor, I can’t deny it. Not the most important, for sure, but it still is important, but I think I shouldn’t feel ashamed for feeling that way.