You don’t owe anyone an explanation for why you want to leave the United States. Whatever your reasons are for wanting to move to another country, they are enough. All the data supports your idea that leaving is best. Your mental health, your safety, and your future self all deserve to get out. I ran away from America five years ago and it was the best decision of our lives. We are all happier because we left. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights
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the worst advice I ever got was that I needed to have good reasons to move abroad. People kept saying you can't just run away from America, and I kept saying like hell, I can't. I can absolutely run away from America. This is me running away from America. Bye! I mean, why? Why do I need to have good reasons to move to any particular country? When I first left the United States, we picked Dominican Republic, and we picked that country. The only reason being, it was on a list of 14 countries that American passport holders could go to at that moment during COVID. That was the reason. It wasn't some, oh, higher calling, because we've just always dreamed of living in the Dominican Republic. No, never, I never thought about Dominican Republic one time in my entire life, and our reasons were that we were running away. From the chaos, from the school shootings, from the increasing prices, from the hatred, from the rhetoric, all of that, running away. Not running towards, but what ended up happening is that we ended up creating a life abroad that was so much better. It was more calm, it was relaxing, it was fulfilling, it was meaningful. We got to connect in ways that we never connected. We got to let our nervous system rest in a way that we had never done. Our entire lives, our kids got to be kids again. They got to grow up in places where they were safe, where they got to build their own muscles of independence and autonomy. Because we weren't helicopter parenting all over them, we were able to allow them out into the world to experience things on their own. Because we got them out of the dangers of the United States, and so no, you absolutely do not need to have some good reason to leave the United States. That is absolutely terrible advice. Leave because you want to, leave because you feel like it, leave because it's logical to leave, and find a new place to go. Not because it's the perfect place, but because anywhere is better than the United States. If you don't know me, I'm Veronica, and five years ago, I took my family of four out of the United States for what other people would deem bad reasons. And it's been working out just fine. I now teach other Americans how to leave the United States for whatever the hell reasons you want to. I help you match your reality with visas that will take you and let you get the fuck out of America. I don't care why you want to leave. It doesn't have to be good reasons. It can be whatever feels right to you, and I will help you figure out where you can go.
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