It’s been four years since I moved to the other side of the world. It’s been one of the most exciting and terrifying experiences of my life. I’ve missed home, questioned everything more than once, and had to start over in ways I never expected. But I’ve also met amazing people from completely different cultures, and they’ve changed the way I see the world. It definitely wasn’t easy, but it made me a better person🩷
I would like to know if it is possible to avoid seeing content from a certain country, some filter that can be used. It’s because I created Reddit to be connected with the USA. But I live in Europe and I only see people from here.
I still feel full of energy. I moved to the other side of the world 4 years ago and I feel like I’m starting from 0. But now I feel frustrated because it’s time to decide if I want to be a mother. What happens is that I have not yet resolved my work or professional situation nor do I have a house. For this reason I do not feel prepared to face the responsibilities of a 35-year-old. I would like to continue traveling and experimenting but something tells me to stop and take root. Anyone else in this situation?
Italy is undoubtedly the king of gastronomy and pizza, but it became something global and each country prepares it in a different way. Punctually, I don’t like pizza in Rome at all, but I love Napoli’s pizza. Each country has been modifying and improving it with the years, what do you think is the place where the best pizza is prepared?
I love horror movies and I’m a fan of the special effects and technology that movies use today. But I feel that the special effects ruined a little the everyday life of a good horror movie where you poop on fear. I haven’t seen a good one for a while where it really scared me. Do you recommend any other than the most famous?
It’s been four years since I moved to the other side of the world. It’s been one of the most exciting and terrifying experiences of my life. I’ve missed home, questioned everything more than once, and had to start over in ways I never expected. But I’ve also met amazing people from completely different cultures, and they’ve changed the way I see the world. It definitely wasn’t easy, but it made me a better person🩷