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I (17NB) am thinking of emigrating from the UK when I'm older, but I'm unsure of where I would want to go.

If you live in Europe or Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, etc.), what are the good and bad things about life in your country?

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[โ€“] super_user_do@feddit.it 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

South Italian here! Italy is an amazing country to live in, mainly for the food, history, architecture etc

The good: History, regional cultures, food, architecture, lifestyle

The bad: Declining job market, stagnant ass economy, lack of economic opportunities (especially in the
south), aging population, extremely unstable political scene, taxes, extremely culturally/politically/socially divided society, racism and hate towards lgbtq+ people, bad public transport in the south

I still think that it's worth it to move to Italy but before doing anything secure yourself a job and somewhere to move in

Racism and hate towards lgbtq+ are very different and come in different flavors based on where you are

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