Questions to American expatriots and those who lived in US now living somewhere else

[jebe99]

1.Where do you live now?

2.Do you prefer the life there or would you come back?

My reason for asking; Disenchanted with the govt. and declining morals of this once great nation. Its people seem to have lost its "soul", not in the religious way( I don't believe in religions).

[durito]

1) I live in Colombia

2) I prefer living here and have no intentions of going back to the usa

--but none of that has anything to do with the US gov't.

[jebe99]

Hey Durito, thanks for the quick reply.

How long there, and what's the best part of living there? Is it the people?

[durito]

2 years. The people are probably the best part yes. The weather too.

[jebe99]

That' cool. I live in LA and meet people from all over the world, and when talking to them, they seem to speak from their heart and not from their heads.

I just don't feel like a human being anymore, maybe because I'm living in a big city. But I think it's this society that's gone too corrupt and greedy, and it's people reflect that.

Only thing that stops me from leaving here now is my parents and sister that I take care of.
But in few years, I may make that jump.

[RogueJuror]

make the jump jebe

[Justin7]

I've lived abroad a couple times. I moved back. I love the US, and would rather live here than most placed - even if I make a lot less money.

[pavyracer]

That' cool. I live in LA and meet people from all over the world, and when talking to them, they seem to speak from their heart and not from their heads.

I just don't feel like a human being anymore, maybe because I'm living in a big city. But I think it's this society that's gone too corrupt and greedy, and it's people reflect that.

Only thing that stops me from leaving here now is my parents and sister that I take care of.
But in few years, I may make that jump.

It makes a difference where you emigrate. If you go to Aruba, Bagladesh, Sweden or Congo. Not every country is the same.