Thank you everyone who has watched!✨✨ I really appreciate it! There are always pros and cons to a place, but I definitely can't get used to parts about America after living abroad in so long - especially the hyper-indvidualism and lack of walkability. I miss moving my body and I miss culturally caring for one another. In my day to day life, things are good and I really can't complain but these are just some cultural aspects that I don't think I'll ever get used to. What are some things about your home country you don't vibe with?
I definitely agree with all of this ( especially when it comes to individualism ). I really admire communities that are centered around collectivism and the cultivation of strong communities. Visiting these places was a huge eye opener for me.
As an America, I wholly agree with you, Day. I have been connecting with folks from all over the world since the pandemic, and even though I have not travelled there, it really feels like other places have such a different mentality and way of going about things. Of course, every where has its pros and cons, but the transportation issue is really huge for folks. Really good to hear from you again!
Hii Rosedarkling! Long time no see! I totally agreee, and I wish transprotation was bigger here. The reliability on cars is bad for our health, pockets, and the environment. Miss you!!! Happy to hear you've made friends all over the world! :D
Hooray! Day is back! I am sure I speak for everyone when I say we missed you and your videos! I am a millennial. I've not lived abroad, but I have been lucky enough to travel a bit. England, Wales, France, and... Japan & Korea! I've met a lot of different people through traveling, but it seems like the happiest people are the ones with a strong community, even when there may not be much money.
Welcome back ~ I think most striking to me that I agree (among everything) on is the anger problems here!! I’ve been fortunate to travel and my favorite thing is how people in other countries are so much more CHILL… even in some cases I feel so much safer being trans because it’s not a huge political focus. It actually feels like a vacation to be somewhere else not in the country. I am grateful the communities i have here have more interdependence but i also think this only exists because we are all minorities and need to survive the system by relying on eachother
Happy Early Birthday!! I feel this so deeply. Coming back to America from Korea is quite depressing even though there’s pros and cons everywhere. But I wouldn’t go back to Korea. Time for the next adventure I guess 😁
Thanks for the birthday wish! :D I totally agree, I love Korea, but I couldn't live there long-term again. They're also overworked and burnt out over there 😭
Yeah, it is not your imagination! Everything, in America, is more than expensive. The cost of living is terrible! I don't know what the cost of living overseas is, but it's surprising that you decided to move back when the economy is in shambles. 😟 I wish you would have waited before coming back here (based on expenses alone). I've only lived in Okinawa as a little girl in the 90s, so I definitely know that things have changed in Japan price-wise. But Korea? I can't say for that either. If the prices are better, I would still be afraid to move back there if I were you (mainly because if you did, the prices might mysteriously be worse than the U.S.🤣). Hopefully, everything will go down soon. I have a feeling it will! Either way, welcome back! 😃
No yeah I didn't know the economy was so bad when I returned! I guess it makes sense with covid! My apartment in Korea was $600 a month 😭 It was small, but I didn't mind it haha!! Healthcare access and public transit was the greatest part for mee, though! I know Americans who've traveled to Japan and said it was cheaper than the states lol! I used to tell people Japan is really expensive, but now America is too expensive haha
i watch you channel about 4 years,i shall go to singapore and then move to america and i want to an american(saying hi from china,i know america isn't heaven on earth BUT no country in the world is heaven on earth🤒🤕🤒🤕🤒😷😷🤒🤕)
Thank you for your long-time support!! Singapore would be nice! America has some cons, but there are definitely pros. I think America is great if you have the funds to pay for healthcare and such!!
of course as i said before no country on planet is heaven on earth,singapore is great country but too many strict rules,like no chewing gums🤣😂and cost of living is very expensive.singapore is most expensive city in the world in 2000s,now i remember is london england.wherever you live you need to adopt it.whenever you could come to singapore maybe have drink.i watch you channel about 4 years☺@@Daylightfulness
I definitely tell people to try to travel at least once in their life! Just experience the world a bit, it really opens your eyes. You can always come back if you don't like it!
Thank you everyone who has watched!✨✨ I really appreciate it! There are always pros and cons to a place, but I definitely can't get used to parts about America after living abroad in so long - especially the hyper-indvidualism and lack of walkability. I miss moving my body and I miss culturally caring for one another. In my day to day life, things are good and I really can't complain but these are just some cultural aspects that I don't think I'll ever get used to. What are some things about your home country you don't vibe with?
I definitely agree with all of this ( especially when it comes to individualism ). I really admire communities that are centered around collectivism and the cultivation of strong communities. Visiting these places was a huge eye opener for me.
OMG SAMEEE! I really miss collective thinking and caring for your community )= I really can't deal with the hyper-individualism we have!
As an America, I wholly agree with you, Day. I have been connecting with folks from all over the world since the pandemic, and even though I have not travelled there, it really feels like other places have such a different mentality and way of going about things. Of course, every where has its pros and cons, but the transportation issue is really huge for folks.
Really good to hear from you again!
Hii Rosedarkling! Long time no see! I totally agreee, and I wish transprotation was bigger here. The reliability on cars is bad for our health, pockets, and the environment. Miss you!!! Happy to hear you've made friends all over the world! :D
Thank you for sharing your honest opinion. Please ignore any of the fake Americans who will send hate your way for being honest.
Thank you for the support! ✨
Hooray! Day is back! I am sure I speak for everyone when I say we missed you and your videos! I am a millennial. I've not lived abroad, but I have been lucky enough to travel a bit. England, Wales, France, and... Japan & Korea! I've met a lot of different people through traveling, but it seems like the happiest people are the ones with a strong community, even when there may not be much money.
good video. you look so healthy and youthful.
Aww thank you!!
its really nice to see youre still around
Thank you! :D
Welcome back ~ I think most striking to me that I agree (among everything) on is the anger problems here!! I’ve been fortunate to travel and my favorite thing is how people in other countries are so much more CHILL… even in some cases I feel so much safer being trans because it’s not a huge political focus. It actually feels like a vacation to be somewhere else not in the country. I am grateful the communities i have here have more interdependence but i also think this only exists because we are all minorities and need to survive the system by relying on eachother
Good to hear from you again!
Thanks Xelious!! Long time no seeee!
Missed that face, Day! ❤❤❤
Awww! Thank youuu, miss you guys too!
Happy Early Birthday!! I feel this so deeply. Coming back to America from Korea is quite depressing even though there’s pros and cons everywhere. But I wouldn’t go back to Korea. Time for the next adventure I guess 😁
Thanks for the birthday wish! :D I totally agree, I love Korea, but I couldn't live there long-term again. They're also overworked and burnt out over there 😭
Exactly how I seen things once I flew back from Denmark 😔
How was Denmark! I would love to go! But yeah, it's totally night and day!!
31 years and she's still baby
Wowww! I'm 32 now hello!?
Daycia I'm sorry girl it's rough out here like wtf
Haha it's okay!! I have grown a lot from it!!
Hey, it's been a minute!
Hii long time no see!!
Yeah, it is not your imagination! Everything, in America, is more than expensive. The cost of living is terrible!
I don't know what the cost of living overseas is, but it's surprising that you decided to move back when the economy is in shambles. 😟
I wish you would have waited before coming back here (based on expenses alone).
I've only lived in Okinawa as a little girl in the 90s, so I definitely know that things have changed in Japan price-wise. But Korea? I can't say for that either. If the prices are better, I would still be afraid to move back there if I were you (mainly because if you did, the prices might mysteriously be worse than the U.S.🤣). Hopefully, everything will go down soon. I have a feeling it will!
Either way, welcome back! 😃
No yeah I didn't know the economy was so bad when I returned! I guess it makes sense with covid! My apartment in Korea was $600 a month 😭 It was small, but I didn't mind it haha!! Healthcare access and public transit was the greatest part for mee, though!
I know Americans who've traveled to Japan and said it was cheaper than the states lol! I used to tell people Japan is really expensive, but now America is too expensive haha
i watch you channel about 4 years,i shall go to singapore and then move to america and i want to an american(saying hi from china,i know america isn't heaven on earth BUT no country in the world is heaven on earth🤒🤕🤒🤕🤒😷😷🤒🤕)
Thank you for your long-time support!! Singapore would be nice! America has some cons, but there are definitely pros. I think America is great if you have the funds to pay for healthcare and such!!
if i immigrate to america i would choose texas as my home,100%.@@Daylightfulness
of course as i said before no country on planet is heaven on earth,singapore is great country but too many strict rules,like no chewing gums🤣😂and cost of living is very expensive.singapore is most expensive city in the world in 2000s,now i remember is london england.wherever you live you need to adopt it.whenever you could come to singapore maybe have drink.i watch you channel about 4 years☺@@Daylightfulness
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Hiiii!!
@@Daylightfulness Miss you lady hows married life we struggling but we also rise at the same time
I am sick of America and want to leave
I definitely tell people to try to travel at least once in their life! Just experience the world a bit, it really opens your eyes. You can always come back if you don't like it!