the only thing I know about Burma came from the documentary Burma VJ: Reporting from a closed country
seemed pretty conservative
she is working as an educational advisor of some sort
she was pretty cool too. has a doctorate but taught 1st grade
Theres a few reasons. Most of them are due to financial stress... i.e. living in a depressed or expensive areaIt's not so much about affordable housing as it is a completely different type of slower paced life. There's a reason America is the most depressed country in the world
Couple of things breh, that's not entirely true about having to work more hours, my friend has been in the Southeast pacific for years now and on average he works 25-30 hours a week as a teacher, those are the hours he's required to be at the academy he teaches at. This hasn't changed for him from Indonesia to where he is now in Malaysia.
Also, about renting those two places I posted are in the cities, not on the outskirts but actually in the cities, the places outside of the city are much cheaper as a result. And it's not that difficult to rent, I was in Brazil and there was a roadblock to renting which would have been the fiador insurance, but since the place was so cheap I paid all 6 months right up front to get around itIf you have the money for 6 months worth of rent to just lay out there upfront, you won't have any problems getting a place and realistically anyone thinking about living abroad should be saving up to begin with.
As for communication, people in South America generally use WhatsApp to get around that issue breh.
A nikka got a passport he cant even use yet because he aint got enough money to leave this damn country
champion of the world, the reasons don't change the results. Also, poorer countries around the world are typically happier than wealthier ones, Mo money mo problems.
The country breh, as a whole the US is the
Culture is overrated, once you've become acclimated to a new area the only thing that will really draw you back is your family. Family is the only thing that should really discourage people from moving, but if you're going to move 1000 miles away from home staying within the country what difference does another 3000 miles make? You're not going to be able to see your family but a few times a year to begin with.
You ask about healthcare as though Americans don't go broke left and right from health problems, if that were really important to you why not move to Germany and become a citizen? Living on $1200 a month is more than possible, considering the people in these countries are living on $700 a month, you only see the total and not realize that everything except clothing is cheaper by a huge margin.
IDK breh u seem eager to dump on/give up on the US at any given opportunity.The country breh, as a whole the US is the
Culture is overrated, once you've become acclimated to a new area the only thing that will really draw you back is your family. Family is the only thing that should really discourage people from moving, but if you're going to move 1000 miles away from home staying within the country what difference does another 3000 miles make? You're not going to be able to see your family but a few times a year to begin with.
You ask about healthcare as though Americans don't go broke left and right from health problems, if that were really important to you why not move to Germany and become a citizen? Living on $1200 a month is more than possible, considering the people in these countries are living on $700 a month, you only see the total and not realize that everything except clothing is cheaper by a huge margin.
