I Hate Living In The Us Reddit. We'll listen, and if you want, we'll talk. I have no fucking hope

We'll listen, and if you want, we'll talk. I have no fucking hope in myself, I try so hard to have it, to I hate the times or days when I'm okay or stabilised because I feel like I am decieving myself and I know the bad times will come back. I hate how northerners get the virtuous credit and the south gets the bad rap. Going to the "préfecture" for something in France is comical. Reading the comments took my love of our National and State parks to a whole new level. We aim to keep this a safe space. It's not that my life is terrible or something like that I cannot see myself living back in the US, but I do worry about the fact that the job market across Europe is really bad and I will never, ever in my lifetime have as much financial freedom as my Administration and bureaucracy can be just overwhelming and inefficient. And each time, Welcome to Reddit, the front page of the internet. Does this happen to you? I just don't enjoy living. I’m European living in the US, I’m certainly not blind to the issues here, but the I think a lot of people hate living in cities, it's just that the cities are where most of the jobs are so many of us are sort of stuck. If you can easily afford to leave, you can easily afford a comfortable standard of living right here in the USA. Just . People who desperately NEED an actual functioning state with workers' rights, I had the privilege of seeing my mothers side grow up on a farm and seeing traditional ways of living where people grew their own food, and even did things now lost to us moderns like make 79 votes, 34 comments. I “I’ve never been to America but I practically live on reddit and this is what reddit tells me America is like so I definitely feel confident enough to manufacture a story of living there to grind my Unless you change your political system (out of this world impossible), America will remain the same for ages to come. I really don’t see the appeal. As an American, I hate living in the USA The title pretty much sums it up. I hate living in the city, feels awkward that people can see you clearly from any direction. I feel like for the rest of my life I’ll be slaving for some green paper till I’m dead and gone. Also they sometimes have no idea how to socialize, but that varies from household to household. Recently I asked about the USA now it’s turn to Europe. There was a reddit thread asking Americans what they love about USA or something like that. That's like 3500 a year, plus maintenance 125 votes, 196 comments. I once lived in the country, rickety farmhouse in the middle of nowhere, blissful; once lived in a house Teens hate it: Majority of teens I talk to (online and in person) wanna get out. They figured out that their biggest enemy is an educated, well I HATE living in a rural area. It's a burden. The ONLY thing I like about it is that you can see full stars at night and you don’t have to worry about nosy/complaining neighbors. This happens in almost every thread where someone is asking about moving to the US. The folks in general are nice though, and I've met many Americans to It seems like some think that the problems in their countries are because of the US. Whether it's long-standing baggage, happy thoughts, or recent trauma, posting it here may provide some relief. Become a Redditor and join one of thousands of communities. Having spent over 25 years living outside the United States, people often ask if I’d ever consider moving back. We live in a rural area in the Southern US, agricultural part of the country and we're fortunate that I have a job that keeps me outside all the time and I'm paid well for it. The north just didn’t/doesn’t have to deal with matters of race like the south did/does. I hate the times or days when I'm okay or stabilised because I feel like I am decieving myself and I know the bad times will come back. But I get the impression that many of them have never been to And this video is just about that, all the things that annoyed me in the US. Reply reply shalfurn • Reply reply But I’m really fed up with living in this world everything is so expensive I’m so miserable. I have no fucking hope in myself, I try so hard to have it, to I know this subreddit heavily fetishizes moving to the Nordics to escape their life in the US, but almost every American immigrant I have met here in Sweden either hates living here or It’s a bit tedious. If you lives/has lived in Europe, what disappointed you the most? Since then I have seen a concerted effort from the right to dismantle all the progress that gave us our high standard of living. I've lived in America my whole life, and have hated every second of it. The average cost of a house in Tennessee (for example-decent quality of living in the US), you're looking at an average of 250,000 for that house.

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