posts a reality check to r/ameriexit. Disabled gender 
studies majors and soys freaking 
out about le project 
take umbrage.
https://old.reddit.com/r/AmerExit/comments/1e2xzfw/okay_amerexit_we_have_to_talk/
Yeah thanks for reminding me that countries are practicing eugenics in their immigration policy.
I dont think ill ever get to leave the us... Im a trans woman, cptsd, anxiety, bipolar, I hit my head when I have meltdowns, I have a few trade skills but it doesn't fricking matter since I seem too mentally unwell to work anyway...
Guess ill just fricking rot in the US...i wished someone would shoot me dead
Then leave this sub as you're neither American nor trying to exit โ๐ผ
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unemployed with kids, it's a mystery why countries aren't falling over each other to let them in and leech off their welfare!
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Maybe one day people will get woke to the degree question - namely that it opens doors for your career but means absolutely frickall if you don't have relevant experience.
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She got a degree so she could โจtravelโจ lmao
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A masters in "international studies"
We need trans hedgehogs! Trans hedgehogs belong here! We love trans hedgehogs!
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Literally studying foreign peepee
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The worst thing about Reddit (well maybe not the worst but it's up there) is that none of them will do the slightest amount of research into any topic, and will only rely on what they're told by other r-slurred redditors. It takes like 30 minutes to research "how can I move to Europe" or wherever you're trying to go. Governments have guides written in plain English. If you can't even bother with that much, how are you even going to figure out how to get a passport, anyway?
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I remember using reddit back when I was in college and my college's subreddit was flooded with these kinds of basic questions. Just like basic shit about course registration and the like which you can probably find online and, barring that, you can get accurate answers to by just calling up the office. Or even just walking in, in person.
So many people are totally fricking helpless and can't answer basic questions for themselves.
Shit like "will the dining halls be open during thanksgiving week?" when the website for the dining halls has the holiday schedule front and center.
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I didn't feel bad about being a drooling state school r-slur until I accessed the school forum for the first time and found out exactly what kind of person I attended the same school as
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I get targeted ads about taking techjobs in Iceland. The pay difference is fricking lulzy. Think it was like 70k euros or something for a position that a burger in silicon valley could easily get 200k+ in.
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Which part of Iceland was it? In the capital city or the few major cities there are in
? Add to that that you would have to pay around 45% of your income in income taxes because you would be a high earner and the highest cost of living throughout all Europe because almost everything needs to be imported from 
and 
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I only saw Reykjavik for the jobs postings.
I honestly thought Iceland was just Reykjavรญk was the sole major city of Iceland.
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You would not be wrong as pretty much Reykjavรญk alone hosts 50% (150,000) of the total population. Add that the municipalities nearby in and the peninsula located in the southwest (where the International airport is located) and you have a total of 80% of the population (220,000) living in that region alone. The second largest city of Iceland is Akureyri and hosts around 27,000 people, and has similar industries to the ones in the capital region, as well as a university and an airport
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I dont think they have cities outside Reykjavik
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I mean it depends on what your definition of city is but one of the most important municipalities outside the capital region around Reykjavik, (which comprises of the entire west region other than the vvestfjords) is Akureyri, which is in the north, with a population of 20,000, having its own airport and university, and if you add the neighboring regions around it, it compounds to around 30,000-35000 of the population, making it 10% of the total population of the island
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20k is a town not a city bb sorry
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"I have a useless degree that means I would have to travel to pursue a career but I don't want to travel because I stay at home with my small kids so I have no job, how dare people try to get me to engage with reality?" If she doesn't have a spouse/partner who is working, how is she supporting herself? If she wants to emigrate to another country, either she needs to have a job lined up, or be married/living with someone who has such a job.
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Also, SAHM is only full time until they're in school. At that point, you can do a part time job at least to keep yourself sharp. Quite a few of the married moms I know have good side businesses as bookkeepers or consultants that they do 1-2 days a week that pay for holidays and a couple designer items, because they're competent and go-getting
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