August 2006 Weddings
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WWYD?
If you married someone who lived in a different country and then you moved to that country to be with them (they were only ever visiting your country - nothing more) and then you left your spouse after about 5 years of marriage, would you move back to your own country or would you try to stay. In this scenario, you have a crap-tastic job that you have been trying to leave, but several very good/close friends in the new country.
Re: WWYD?
Depends on how much I liked the country and how close I was to my family back in my home country.
I'd probably leave
Can you share the context for this question?
For me, it would really depend on what country I was in. I don't think the good friends alone would keep me there; you could always keep in touch with them and make new ones back home.
Anything you can achieve through hard work, you could also just buy.
Anything you can achieve through hard work, you could also just buy.
Granted, there's a big difference between states and countries, but I have to tell ya. There is nothing here in VT that would keep me here...at least not yet. I'd return to NY in a heartbeat...where both my friends and family live.