Rotting is better ngl
Yes, let me get half a dozen surgeries, go thru agonizing post surgery (you will understand once you go under the knife for the first time), just so i can have the honor to pay for a MTB drinks
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I honestly don’t see any realistic long term countries besides European ones, or Vietnam/Thailand through marriage (and learn SOME language). Possibly Japan if you learn the language (birth rate pill is brutal + insulated culture)?
- Philippines & Indonesia & Cambodia too bad QOL
- Taiwan is going to be bombed soon + similar issues to Japan without the expat bubbles
- China is a surveillance state with 50 cameras down your ass, and you’ll be kicked out soon (not where I wanna live long term)
- Korea (lol)
- Latin America besides Chile (and maybe Chile) you’ll be killed one day and imagine living in such disorganization long term (with threats of violence)
This is my full analysis after being around Asia. For me, long term the aforementioned rott-maxxing countries would be Thailand and Vietnam, with a focus on getting citizenship/residency through marriage. Malaysia (Penang) also doable but just boring bleh.
Leaves me with a pretty straightforward list:
- Most European Countries
- Russia
- Japan
- New Zealand
- Chile
- Vietnam
- Thailand
All besides Vietnam/Thailand will require ascension (and be thier will hurt from it). Hey maybe I’m wrong about China being not my speed, and I’m falling for propaganda but that’s just the vibe I get.
Honestly I would say the best value for money place in the world is unequivocally Spain. You actually get good quality for cheap prices. Not SEA cheap but it’s not slop food or slop condos.
Logically ascension makes sense. I’m going to hardmaxx to death and wear lifts, and if I fail… Rott in SEA like I was gonna anyway. Everything else just feels like bonfide tourism for me. Anyone relate?
Like let’s be serious LIVING and not just rousing for weeks/months. Where? Ascending is the only way and I will not be the weak one unwilling to go the lengths.