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slimbi213 · 51-55, M
:-) I can relate.
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You’re so fortunate to have had that experience. What do you do it is that is so different about the United States from Europe?
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helenS · 36-40, F
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“Europeans are more interesting and intelligent in many ways than Americans
— This is ridiculous. ‘Europeans’ are more ‘intelligent’. Come on. Please, really.
“Europeans are more interesting and intelligent in many ways than Americans
— This is ridiculous. ‘Europeans’ are more ‘intelligent’. Come on. Please, really.
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ninjavu · 51-55, M
It's very cool that you have the choice and the opportunity. Actually living in different cultures (rather than just visiting) is a privilege that relatively few people have, and therefore gives you a perspective on life and the world that relatively few people have.
ninjavu · 51-55, M
@SW-User Right. That's what I was referring to. Maybe not hard to have the legal right, but it takes guts to move half way across the world.
ninjavu · 51-55, M
@SW-User That makes is a bit easier. It's nice to have family in other parts of the world.
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How did you get to go over there? Was it through college?
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@SW-User I live in Amsterdam with three roommates and I work at a casino.
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How exciting and what an adventure you are having and probably you don’t even realize it! So you speak German? @SW-User
daydeeo · 61-69, M
Three years is long enough to be no longer up with the myriad current events that take place, so even though you feel American in Europe, you're a bit of a fish out of water in the US
HaHLoBravado · 36-40, M
I lived in Japan for over 2 years, I know what u mean!
Teirdalin · 31-35
Do you take a plane or ship?
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someone likes europe more Lol
Socialclutz · 36-40, M
Culture clash