Is it time for me to leave the UK?

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Rosie â™¥

its too expensive to live in the UK
if i was you, i would move out tomorrow.
but personally i think i would miss it too much and at the end of the day the grass is not always greener. But good luck in what ever you do, you can always come back if you want to :)

robbie C

I wish people would stop moaning about the weather, there is nothing wrong with it.

Anyway to answer your question.....I did travel abroad in my early twenties. And I ended up living in Copenhagen for 5 years, some of the best of my life so far. I feel that its a very good thing to do, you meet new people, experience exciting cultures and different things. I would say, that could be one of the best things you could do, if done right. But a word of caution, don't just assume somewhere is great by all the TV coverage, everywhere has its ups and downs, no matter where you go. But on the whole, with some research and precautions, you could have the time of your life. Have fun, and go explore this wonderous world.

And if you are wondering, I did finally return to England, after living abroad for 10 years. And boy has it changed......

The Wrestling World

You go for it. Let's face it, Britain isn't that fun. Prices are going up and the weather is sh*t!

â™¥ LÃse

Yeah, I just moved here to live with my mom, stepfamily etc. and while I love them all, when I've finished Uni I'm off home to the States.

I'd just go, this country is not a good long-term abode it seems.

spazzy

the grass is not always greener on the other side

203

If you want to go, go. You will not be happy otherwise.

I'll just echo a couple of previous comments, the grass is not always greener and when you've been around a bit and got some perspective you come to realise there are a lot of plus points to living in Britain as well as the negatives some people find so easy to list off.

Tin_Drum

Go for it, Britain is in a downward spiral and the politicians don't give a damn as they are all pigs at the trough

WooAne

The day you need the an ambulance, and get a free service is the day you will realise what you are paying for.

Did you watch "The hospital" on ch4 the other night?

jellybean59

If you are not happy in this country then you could try Australia. It's a great place to live and work, mostly. From the 5 wks I was there, all the shop staff seemed so polite and welcoming even if you didn't buy anything! Or try the USA, but, that is harder to get into.

rocketgirl

go to australia

jokerman131

croatia

RoseGirls

these complaints you'll find them every where like in the united states maybe.. yeah it like that everywhere well if it isnt a 3rd world country!

Will

Im 14 and i am already saving up for a place abroad and have been for a year now. The united kingdom is becoming worse and worse, and you should strongly consider lleaving the country for a better lifestyle

answerer

yes i suggest you go to the usa, oh wait they don't HAVE a health service. Or maybe another EU. Oh that's right they pay more tax and have a wrse health service than we do too. Hmm, there's alway south america, asia, australia. Oh that's right - you pay medical costs there too. And education is more expensive.

Cuba has a free nhs.

And why do you think you're entitled to the nice house in a nice area? Every other generation WITHOUT EXCEPTION built there way up to that after working for YEARS and saving, going without. You start buiying not so nice and build your way up - that's why it's called a property LADDER not step.

The problem with people is they want everything without working for it. Ridicolous. On second thought YES PLEASE LEAVE. WE DONT WANT YOUR TAXES.

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