6 months in Dubai! My honest review 🇦🇪

[@withtammy]

I very much enjoy watching your video. I can always learn something new thanks !

[@suzukuri]

🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@henrythejeditube]

Thank you so much Suzu, your videos are always well balanced and well presented, keep up the great work

[@suzukuri]

Wow thank you! 🥹

[@lucyngo4788]

awww thanks for this video. It's great to hear about your vulnerability on your this new chapter. sending you a lot of love

[@suzukuri]

Thank you for always supporting me!! 🤍🤍🤍

[@athranzala7]

appreciate your thoughts on living in dubai!👥👥👥

[@suzukuri]

Appreciate YOU 🥰

[@SA-cloud]

It's interesting hearing your perspective. I remember being in Saudi for a few years. My wife stayed at home which adds to the pressure of always having to go out. After she started teaching English (perhaps once a week at first), that was much better for her and she got to meet a few locals. I was looking at the map of Business Bay, there's a Japanese school there, you never know you could get a job there helping out if you get too bored, even just once a week, not for everyone, just an idea. Dubai is constantly changing/improving. I was there for a while (high pressure project), I didn't exactly enjoy it, but I understand the reasons. Things have changed, but on paper Dubai is ticking a lot of boxes, so I'm heading back, but a little differently this time. When I'm back later this year (God willing) it'll be different...UK (currenty location)...will largely be the same 🤔(perhaps worse). I always give allowances to Dubai though, seeing as all this is after 50 years, and the story is still being written, and the leader has a vision (which is important). You mentioned women only taxis and metro carridges...imagine if Tokoyo had those 😶I few days ago I happened to watch a video about how women/school girls can get harrassed on the metro in Japan. A women only carridge would instantly solve that problem...but I guess it's men in charge so it'll probably will never happen. I won't get a car at first, but perhaps later, so location and the amenities are kinda important when you just walk everywhere (and not just in winter). I get the sun thang though, I'm pretty much solar powered 😆and the mornings are so bright and I miss that...and being near the sea...and almost forgot CheeseCakeFactory! 😍

[@suzukuri]

Hi, I remember you mentioning you were heading back to Dubai. There are so many new developments happening that I think even one year makes a huge difference here! It may be a whole new experience for you. Japan actually does have women only metro carriages, but only in effect during the rush hour in the mornings. I can definitely see the appeal of sunny Dubai if you're coming from the UK haha. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

[@robertmciver3307]

Super insightful 🤩 Living in a new place is never easy but an important learning opportunity. The Japanese do love their rules. Everything is ルールはルールだから🤌🏽 here 😂

[@suzukuri]

Thank you!! Definitely agree, many lessons along the way! ルールはルールだから😂make it make senseeee

[@lekeabiodun3252]

definitely agree with you on those crazy taxi drivers. I find if you're willing to pay a bit more for the lexus drivers, you can actually sit through a trip without having to pray for your life.

[@stto5526]

What a cute girl. Sorry you feel like that. Hope will be better. Thank you for sharing all those informations. It will be helpful as soon i will relocate as well. And you are so pretty…..

[@suzukuri]

Thanks for the kind comment!

[@lalayastill610]

wow, it's so weird to hear that people like the heat. I can't adapt to heat at all, even though I've really tried

[@UnbiasedTradingGoshawk]

Considering move there next year, are you currently married? As me and my girlfriend aren't sure about the unmarried rules.

[@suzukuri]

Yes I’m married! But we haven’t experienced any situations where it mattered so I don’t think you need to worry too much