Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Former expat here. I suggest trial running it for a year or two before you pull the trigger. Europe sounds amazing and it is until you have to actually Live in the society, with their version of customer service, and their version of community services, and with socialized medicine and all that comes with it, even with private medicine, the medicine may simply not be available in the country.

Oh stop it. Europe is a continent with 50 countries. Did you live in all of them?

Stop what? They all have a version of societal constraint what I’m taking about. Go live in one and report back sweetie. Or better yet do this, look up the most advanced treatments for cancer, joint replacement, dermatology, and autoimmune diseases - and then go country by country. Tell me which one offers everything - every biologic, every drug, every robotic - that is in the market today. And while you’re at it tell me which city picks up recycling and trash twice a week.