I was so fed up I had to leave the UK

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[@stkenno8758]

I agree that areas of the UK are unrecognisable , combative and incredibly unfriendly and run down. But, how about us like minded Brits try getting together and fighting against the unwanted changes being forced upon us?

[@officialteresagreen]

This is a spiritual war and I am done with the fighting. It’s down to each individual to step into their power and become sovereign. My attention and energy will be spent creating a life of my dreams on my destined path.

[@stkenno8758]

You may well be done with the fighting. But that’s called surrender. The people waging the spiritual and physical war against you are far, far from finished.

[@officialteresagreen]

@@stkenno8758 it’s an internal battle to be won and I’ve already done that. You can battle the external as much as you want you won’t win. Your sovereignty is the prize. I wish you the best on your journey. May you have the courage to battle your demons and surrender to the process.

[@stkenno8758]

Thank you , I hope the very best for you to.

[@YanksandBritsProductions]

Lmao …… us Brits should have woken up to it 50 to 100 years Plus ago. No good trying to lock the stable door after the horse has bolted. Most Brits, the older generation sleepwalked into it all, and still are. This country was given away Many years ago …… just like they gave away their gun rights. What next, in the next few years if Russian soldiers are walking up your streets us Brits will be shouting We Want Our Gun Rights Back. This country was handed on a plate to them many many years ago, many Brits gave their country away as a Gift basically …… ya can’t ask for a gift back.

[@chrishartley3582]

The UK is a country not worth living in any more. Millions would like to join you. You did the right thing.

[@blueamenaa749]

I agree. Same in France. I want to leave. Life is awful.❤❤❤❤

[@debbietaylor20]

When i see people in Australia like perth etc i think my god ots a different world , the weather, the culture. Im 60 and wish i couod move to spain , ive no family onky one son who hardly sees me even though im 10 mins walk away. Ive no friends and i cant even get a rescue cat as i live to near a main road and ive always had cats, in spain i could get one anywhere any rescue. I suffer real bad with SAD and the cold , rain of winter cripples me with anxiety and depression 😞 😢

[@arthurdixon5890]

In the UK we do not have the best weather for your complaints. An idea would be to book on a coach tour. You will meet people, have a laugh and feel that life is worth living. The gift of life is very special and not to be wasted. I know it takes money to do this but if you plan and have it as a goal that too will help. Sad about your son but why not ask him to chip in to your holiday savings? That may help him feel less guilty at not seeing you. Sit and make a plan and see how it goes. Best wishes…

[@patriciasanderson2171]

Australia and culture are two words that don’t go together. Perth is a cultural abyss so don’t worry you aren’t missing much. Spain on the other hand is vibrant and interesting. I’m sorry you have no friends, can you try and join a group of some sort? I’m in a similar situation and I have to push myself to do something.

[@johnnieg3214]

I feel exactly the same. The U.K. is crumbling, my family don’t need me and I need to get away. I’m so low I’m considering to end it all. 😢

[@eleveneleven572]

If you can have a trial period abroad. Think it through. SAD is debilitating. Long, cold, dark winters are a killer. I moved to Brittany. The weather in winter can be depressing but it's beautiful, pretty crime free, uncrowded.

[@neilrobinson5115]

I couldn’t live in Australia,looking in your shoes every time before you put them on.

[@melbeasley9762]

Good on you. I left for Spain 15 years ago. I'm so glad I'm not in the UK now.

[@carltaylor4942]

Same here. Enjoying life in a cave house in Spain.

[@loslaureles1883]

Thankfully my wife and I retired to Spain 20 years ago. The best thing we ever did

[@glennoc8585]

Retired sure that's great but Spain is not good for working age Brits as the pay is pretty bad to cost of living. I know if Brits that live in Spain but they inherited wealth to buy property outright there, had jobs there but with foreign companies that paid them equivalent salaries to their home countries and another that goes back to the UK works then flies back to Spain on a 3 on 2 off rotation.

[@madplanet3351]

We're a little late to the party. I'm now 61 and couldn't stand being in the UK anymore. We moved to fuerteventura and only issue is that we wished we'd done it years ago. Tbh we're in a far better financially position than we were a decade ago so the new residence can be permanent. Better late than never.

[@astroterra5021]

You are NOT THE ONLY ONE. Good for you! What you going through is normal and your life will prosper now❤

[@larkop6504]

Leaving the UK was the single best thing I've ever done, as you said its soul destroying. Life's too short to live in misery. No one speaks English anymore, and the decisions being made are embarrassing. It's sad to see. At least in Ireland we are pushing back against the insanity.

[@Ciaradexy]

In Ireland, "we" doesn't include you. You're a Brit. Our language is Irish but your ancestors fucked that for us.

[@angrybrit129]

Problem Ireland has is your population so small you a minority In a decade

[@duncansmith7562]

What is surprising is the number of people who could leave the UK but choose to stay. The objective, for most people, would be to live and work in a safe, peaceful low-cost country but receive a first-world salary or pension. Cities in the West are not great places to live, mainly because they no longer look or feel like the West.

[@VoiceOfThe]

Most human beings are too fearful of change. They will try to justify to themselves why they can’t make the leap. You have to be comfortable putting yourself into an uncomfortable situation where there’s uncertainty. Truth is, many simply are unable to do this, getting stuck in the paralysis of analysis.

[@johnnieg3214]

Thanks for this. I’m at the end of my tether in the U.K. my family are grown up and they don’t come near me. It’s time to move before I do something drastic. 😢

[@harbinger3698]

I think many are at the end of their rope which I'm sure is all done by design sadly no longer a nice place to be especially when alone.. I send My Best wishes to you keep your chin up...

[@johnnieg3214]

@@harbinger3698 thank you my friend for understanding.

[@knockedoutloaded279]

​@@johnnieg3214hi there are free colleges u can go to get away..in Oxford and Yorkshire etc..I did..ruskin

[@marianantunano6285]

Come to Spain...life is worth ENJOYING it...HONEST.. be happy you deserve it

[@knockedoutloaded279]

Cruise to Amsterdam etc, better for couples, but it get s you away..

[@welc0mechange738]

Similar story for me Teresa 4 years ago…and im still here in Thailand😌 I came with very little as im 2 decades away from retirement. No degree and not much money but i wanted it so much i manifested it. Here i am now with a little cafe of my own and a club for kids based on the arts. I struggle sometimes and still over think but i too have to remind myself ‘i made it’ 😁🙏🏽

[@testicool013]

Hope you are working legally or things could go south real quick

[@anthonydowling3356]

Your a traveler by nature .I also ,but i was like you forced back to my homeland (Ireland ) by circumstances . I am on the state pension ,living in a tiny flat but take breaks throughout Europe and Asia 4 times a year .I don't like living here in Ireland but it gives me financial security ,and as long as i can take breaks its bearable .

[@sunshine-bs2jx]

Yes same breaks are essential to live in cold dark rainy Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤

[@arthurdixon5890]

Good luck on your journey…

[@pameladickson342]

Well done for being courageous and changing your life ❤

[@officialteresagreen]

Thank you.

[@Catwallager]

That was a pretty good presentation. 👍

[@OfficialWelshWoman8309]

Enjoyed this vid, it's good advice. I'm 53, went travelling overseas at 26. Came home to Wales eventually. Loved my free spirited days of endless sun....❤

[@user-fd4sh3zl5z]

Your hot for 53 😊 I’m 29 nearly 30

[@Vimalalala]

Thank you for sharing your interesting life and appreciate how you live.

[@VoiceOfThe]

Yup, left the U.K. almost 3 years ago now. Best decision I ever made. Biggest factor for me is the lack of sunshine in the U.K. I did some research, England is officially the second cloudiest country in the whole of Europe, second only to Scotland. Says it all. I spent nearly 50 years of my life there, I was done. New chapter.

[@christopherbrubaker2070]

Remarkable story, thank you for sharing.

[@bunabuna9287]

Wish you good luck ❤ thanks for sharing your story.

[@sarahwhite5621]

I lived in Egypt for 6 years and were the best 6 years of my life. I love the UK but only to visit and need to get out again. I had to come back due to parents health and I needed an operation also myself. I haven’t decided where I will go. Egypt has become very expensive place to live and Thailand has crossed my mind. I feel you have to take the leap of faith and then if doesn’t work you can always go elsewhere or move back but it’s making the move initially that matters otherwise is just a dream always. Travel changes the mind and helps you grow and I am grateful for living elsewhere and hope I can again soon before it’s too late. I moved to Egypt during the Revolution and didn’t bother me at all.

[@michaelmckenna6929]

WE ALL HAVE A SOUL JOURNEY AND COME TO CROSSROADS THAT IS WHEN WE CAN CHANGE THE TYPE OF LESSON WE LEARN, CHEERS MAY ONLY GOOD THINGS EVER HAPPEN TO YOU.

[@garyrobertshaw2202]

What a strong beautiful lady. I have wanted to leave the UK for the exact reasons u said. I will take your advice and save up and hopefully do it ASAP. ❤❤❤

[@biofieldphysio]

Thanks for sharing your story. It’s inspirational x

[@thewoodlander9868]

A remarkable story. You're a remarkable person, I wish you every success on the next leg of your adventure.

[@johnfrancis6396]

Good luck and good health your a great person with big heart take care brilliant video you deserve a good life lady

[@MUSIC4TRUTH....]

Great story thanks for sharing.

[@markhenry192]

Married to a Thai, so have been to Thailand and surrounding countries many times. They are great places to be but yes you need money. How did you manage with visa's? The UK really has become a cesspit of a country thanks largely to mass immigration and will likely only get worse with Labour getting in. I do admire you and you clearly are a brave and driven person. I hope you can be a bit more settled on your next adventure. Thanks

[@allyxwaters5114]

Wishing you well and yes some times our journeys are pushed to the side. Travel.is the most mind opening adventure ever. There's always those trying to shoot you down,because they also are quashed. But the inner voice is always pushing to be heard....we just have to listen ❤

[@officialteresagreen]

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[@user-xk2tm8zo6g]

Full credit to you lady.You are correct, and all the best for a positive future.

[@kelvinhardy713]

Good luck & safe travels 💯

[@officialteresagreen]

Thank you 🙌

[@callycat6660]

Thankyou for sharing your story and I know a lot of people are feeling in a similar way about how depressing the UK has become ..I wish you all the best for your future .. p.s I had to smile because my Dad wanted to call me Teresa ..

[@officialteresagreen]

Thank you. I made it for those that want to leave in the hope they would feel inspired to do so 💚

[@user-td2yr9tx9p]

Good advice.... be careful though some people are not as strong as you❤😊

[@truckerfromreno]

Good on you. Good luck when you go back to SE Asia. It seems that everyone is flocking there.

[@chuckc7815]

That's very brave, you're right though UK is not worth living in anymore. I left 2 months ago but I'm also experiencing health problems from an unfortunate accident, I'm hoping to overcome this and stay here for good.

[@sunshine-bs2jx]

Wow u are so so brave ❤

[@mikhailmateen585]

Thank you great story 👍

[@htmc2022]

People can’t stay together when they don’t have the same dream ❤

[@user-zl2ny8uj7q]

Hey Teresa what a lovely story, I had enough of living in many English cities , for now I've headed further North of the UK outside England, it feels better being out of England

[@jeremyminns5627]

Fantastic journey,sometimes we just get chucked a hard reboot in life,as long as we keep the lights on.❤

[@johnjamespower2784]

Thank you for your advice

[@nikmann888]

Just what I needed to hear 🙏

[@officialteresagreen]

I’m glad it reached you.

[@Happybugs]

Good luck to you if I was young again there would be no stopping me 👍🏻

[@johnkerr7286]

Wow! I spent a lot of time in Cambodia - finished up in hospital for three months (not a good place unless you are in the International hospital) and had to return to UK, long story. I left my heart in Cambodia, this year I will go back to claim it and I will remain in Cambodia until my dying day. Thank you Teresa, you are an inspiration.

[@johnkerr7286]

P.S I was not insurance minded and it cost me $7000 to get out of hospital - I would advise accident/health insurance!

[@markrudd7272]

Hi, you come across as remarkable woman, very strong that’s all I’ve been doing lately is thinking the way you’re thinking take care

[@IvanMarjanovicLDN]

Well done!

[@emmaearnshaw3282]

Brilliant, so glad I watched. My heart sank when you said you had been forced to return. Glad you have plans to get off again. Will check out your other stuff now. If you haven't already could you do a vid, based on your knowledge of other places, about why Britain is bad. Best wishes.

[@billybunter55]

Great video 🙏 It's very difficult to make the jump, we're prisoners in our own minds because of the programming of the system.

[@Jazzdecoratingboom]

Great story, Well done you. Keep up the good work Inspirational 🎉

[@officialteresagreen]

Thank you! Will do!

[@Jazzdecoratingboom]

@@officialteresagreen No need to reply But I found your story Sutch a inspiration,I felt so proud of you . Your knowledge is priceless also you are a giver not a taker. You are a humble success of love also teaching. (Sorry in a pub.) Big respect Don't reply Jonny x

[@johncooper3392]

Have a fun day UK/Goa

[@bonnroberts1722]

Ive been an adventurer since my 30's. I lived solo on my narrowboat for years, met my partner, sold the boat, lived in a motorhome and bought a farm up a mountain in Portugal in 2008 for £25000. I'm 66 now, living easily on my UK state pension, for the both of us. I havent been back since I left in 2015. The only thing stopping anyone from choosing a different life (its not money cos ive not had much) its courage to take the opportunities when they come along.

[@samuelsstuffyt]

I also think its the unconventional and untaught lifestyle that travelling brings. It's drilled into everyone's head that you must raise a family, have a large, local social circle, build a good career, and to do that you have to work full time and remain sedentary and in one place. Travelling is looked down upon by most because to do it you have to sacrifice and effectively not pursue all the common barometers of 'success' that most people pursue and are obsessed with. You won't get a good career or wealthy travelling, and for most people due to the middle-class ideals drilled into everyones head, that's a no-go. It also of course means you will be away from family, friends, 'community' for large periods of time and for most people that again is a no-go. I do agree about money. I'd argue having no money and growing up poorer probably helps us out a lot for those pursuing a travelling lifestyle, because we're used to living strictly, not much comforts and don't have those middle-class expectations as often like having to have a career by your twenties and saving the entirety of your youth for a house.

[@sleptiq]

Maybe it's the way it was presented, but on the surface this sounded so moronic. Working nonstop in the UK, not having any money, yet able to save 10 grand in a year. Moved to Thailand, blown 8 grand in 6 months, WHILE working. Complained about crime in the UK news, yet in Thailand personally witnessed violence and threatened so much that had to run to another country. Complained about low quality of life in the UK, yet had to work for no money and had no electricity in Cambodia. Leaving the love of your life in exchange to loneliness, then later a toxic relationship.

[@quantaVastitude2021]

I live in Hampstead London i don't see stabbing every day. We all have challenges we all should listen to ourselves nobody else as we all should live the way we wish not what others experience. I left London before many time and always came back we all have unique ways . Listen to yourself do what you know deep inside you want to do not what people say not what people do what you want to do

[@pammir631]

I don't understand why people are complaining... Life is what you make it... British people and the Americans complain way too much

[@deanhayward7898]

Great story

[@Westhamsterdam]

May be, I´m in Spain, I left the UK in 2008. Trouble is now the Brexit, it´s so hard to get residency. I can only do this because I rent out a house in the UK. I live on my own (with a cat). I rent my house although you can rent share with others here in Spain around €250/€300 a month for a room

[@geraldinetoughey9622]

I pay €320 for a small house every month.

[@Westhamsterdam]

@@geraldinetoughey9622 Quite possible if you live out of the cities of Spain. Where I live in southern Spain, you can get a little house for €300 pcm. I only pay 510 GBP which includes house, lockup garage in Colchester with my car & stuff & all electric/water. mind you the electric never goes to more than €40 in summer & the average is around €20 a month

[@paulf2898]

Even being homeless in Spain would be paradise 😂 I've seen programmes on here where they tapped the electricity 😂 and sunny hot all the time

[@Westhamsterdam]

@@paulf2898 Don´t believe the "sunny & hot" Spain, does have a winter & spring which can be cold in parts. Not sure any person living on the streets of Spain, even on the most southern tips would agree with you that it is "paradise" being homeless. I thought it would be paradise living in Jamaca (poor) but the locals don´t see it that way!

[@paulf2898]

@@Westhamsterdam that's because they haven't suffered the rules and regulations here,speed cameras everywhere ect

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

I've worked in 29 countries at the last count, mostly Europe but also Asia and North America. Travel is a good thing to do, for one thing, many people find how much we all have in common, everyone everywhere has the same money problems, wants the same basics of life, and everyone hates their own governments for one reason or another. The UK is still a good country to live in. The problem is our 24/7 media which just sensationalises crime and negative news, but being affected by crime is still rare (and the statistics back this up). If we turn off from the news, things are great.

[@colquest]

It’s the demographic change that feels ominous - and for good reason

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

@@colquest Demographics shift. Boomer generation has at best 10 years left and then they're gone. Gen X has 20-30 years left and then their wealth will pass on their Gen Y heirs.

[@LT12321]

Just come across you, what a beautiful inspirational video.. Yes I want to leave. I wish you luck. Thumbs. Up

[@officialteresagreen]

Thank you 🙏💚

[@tedted5767]

nice video,sharing your experiences.

[@Uiscebeatha565]

Fair play Teresa your a great woman.

[@officialteresagreen]

Thank you!

[@davidp2847]

I recently visited South Korea and loved it. That is where my girlfriend lives since her visa ran out here in the UK. She wants me to work out there as an English teacher and I have got in touch with some academies, however I do feel I am not sure about marriage etc because that is what she wants and i am just not sure, so it's a tough decision. Plus, I know I want to be a pilot, so i guess marriage, living/working in another country will make that harder. But I do love her to bits. Just wondering what your thoughts are on that? Love your channel btw!

[@khankrum1]

I left the UK 12 years ago to live in a Bgarian village. I am happy, the best move I ever made

[@welc0mechange738]

Im also in a position to help a fellow Brit here who too struggled with the lack of English speaking friends not just drinking buddies, and now we will create a European Village to bring good, likeminded foreigners to live in a rural village and on the way to sustainability. Good luck and blessings from a Brit leaving a dream in Thailand. 🙏🏽😉🙂

[@Heaven-dy9lj]

You did the right thing. The UK is in a bad place and it'll get worse. It'll get worse around the world, but the UK much worse.

[@BlueStarJT]

The UK is so f**cked its heartbreaking to be honest , we as native citizens shouldn't be feeling like this , depression anxiety and just pure hopelessness about our country that we live in 😔 we shouldn't have to leave here to be able to be happy , its other certain people's who need kicking out to make this country better again , its the same in Europe as well people have had enough .

[@paulamcnama1499]

❤well done ❤

[@chrishall3008]

I agree with everything you have said. I left the UK for similar reasons, i love England, but for someone like me and the way i see life and the world, it is a really miserable and boring place. I moved to France, a few years ago and I've never looked back. It hasn't been easy, I've had a lot of trouble and difficult situations to deal with, but that didn't stop me, i learned alot about myself going through what i went through, i discovered i could deal with it and learn from it and grow. I still live in France, i made it work, and i love it, more jobs available, better pay, working conditions, affordable housing and obviously better climate, friendly people and the lifestyle and culture here is much better for me, i feel like I'm actually living rather than just existing. So i agree, if you want to travel or move to another country, do it! It's not easy, but it's possible!

[@1pootle]

I feel your story highlights the priviledges we have in this country. When well enough and determined to travel and explore parts of the world, you did. When you personally needed the option to come back to the U.K when unwell, you could.. without restriction. It sounds like both options have blessed you abundantly when you needed it. 🙏

[@SofieLove]

Thank you.

[@officialteresagreen]

You're welcome!

[@wanderingwilliam5031]

I'd love to know more about the incident that happened on Ko Toa...sounds like a real life "The Beach" incident. Good you escaped unscathed though.

[@74quo]

Don't blame you girl,I love south east Asia It's ok until you have health issues,then it's costly !

[@knockedoutloaded279]

The grass is greener cos its not freezing cold most o time...

[@aimeehind8438]

I think what she did it very brave. But thats why we need to stay, to help. Not everyone can leave the UK. I dont think we should give up on our country. What message does that send. Where there is darkness, you can be the light. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ❤

[@herambaanjaneya2041]

I just sincerely hope that this story is truly true as if it is then it is truly inspirational although I was heartened to hear that Teresa had finally realized that, however, generous you are you cannot live on fresh air and the countries that Teresa visited are not WELFARE STATE PARADISE'S like the UK - COUGH where the state will pick you up and look after you if your life goes seriously south as it were. In any event the BRITISH WELFARE STATE is very much on BORROWED TIME so becoming entrepreneurial, thinking on your feet and being business like is vital unless you don't mind being destitute! Still, all credit and kudos to Teresa for her generosity of heart as she must have helped a lot of very poor kids which of course is extremely admirable and very inspirational! In due course once all my own ducks are in a row I cannot wait to follow Teresa's example and yes I too would love to give back as they say and do something that is both fun, interesting and engaging - in order to motivate me to keep doing it but more importantly in the long-term of benefit to those around me where I'm living and perhaps with a bit of good planning and organization of benefit far beyond my new home. So Teresa, many, many thanks for such an inspirational video in dark times!

[@TadieAbeki-st1fw]

Im thinking of moving to Norway.In 2029 i might just do it,something dosent seem to be adding up in the UK.Ive been to Norway twice and feel in love with it immediately.Loved your video by the way,i also wish you all the best for the future.👍👍👍👍

[@officialteresagreen]

Go for it!

[@judyirving7631]

Winning !!

[@EnjoySynthSounds]

The problem with going abroad is returning.

[@paulamccarthy8197]

Crime is everywhere, crazy people everywhere. People have a lot of stress to deal with hence the negativity life is hard

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

All asian countries charge you at least a pound a day just to reside and there are many things against you. I never waited so long l left UK in june 8th 1988 went to Spain 10 months later went to Portugal, had a company in each country, nothing impeded me and here l am never been back to Blighty. It is a lot easier here than you think it is.

[@sovereignjoe5730]

Our country & the people are being attacked, dismantled & torn apart, .. don't leave, everyone needs to stay, do their duty & push back & help make the United Kingdom & British Isles, .. the greatest it has ever been, we can do & must do it.

[@samuelsstuffyt]

I'm 19 and will be leaving the UK when I've finished my undergraduate degree and will likely pursue my post-grad in a university in a country I intend to try and settle in. I'm rather left-leaning, and I disagree with the common rhetoric that its 'immigrants' this and 'welfare' that... the UK has always had it worse compared to other developed nations particularly for the majority population (in terms of wealth). The UK still has a very rigid class system and is incredibly classist compared to other nations - now, social mobility does exist and in the information age where it is relatively easy to educate yourself with little resources to get better opportunities means you aren't 'stuck', but even if you get an education in the UK its not really worth staying. UK Salaries are pitiful compared to other developed nations and out of that you get taxed even more. Again, nothing to blame with Welfare, Benefits, the NHS... we need these, people need these, in fact they should be stronger, the issue is that they are structured so inefficiently in terms of organisational structure that most of the tax money goes towards paying for endless layers of paper-pushing middle management rather than the frontline staff and actual pay-outs. The only real hope if staying in the UK is to move to London, that's where all the professional jobs are, but the cost of living is so much that you will have a great job, a larger than average wage but still be effectively stuck in the same position financially and in terms of prospects if you were working part time living in the North. Impossible to afford an lifestyle that allows you to engage in social and cultural activities, impossible to get on the property ladder. I actually got really depressed visiting London the first time because particularly the further you go in, you see where all the nations wealth has been concentrated, you see we all work for the benefit of the privileged few living in the centre of London who have no clue what it is like outside their privileged bubble. ========== However, another issue is lifestyle. Ultimately, no matter where you are, eventually you will feel rutted if like me you enjoy travelling, seeing new places, new experiences and what not. I think the vast majority of humans enjoy the stability that staying in one familiar place, familiar people, familiar jobs give and for them it doesn't matter if its the UK or Thailand, they are happy ultimately and get on with it. Hell, I love travelling in the UK, it is a beautiful country especially when you turn off the news, look past the yobs that are in every country and when the weather is nice, the Peaks, Lake District, Scottish Highlands, just lovely. Lifestyle plays a major part because if I where working full time and barely scraping by anywhere else I would also hate it still, and thats how life is for those who choose that lifestyle because mortgages, insurance, rents, cost of living eat up all your income no matter what. Travelling is a lifestyle in of itself and it is usually done at the sacrifice of putting the mortgage, settled life, cars, career and what not on hold, because the average person can't do both at the same time. For this, I think its less a UK problem mostly and more just a lifestyle problem. We are incredibly privileged here in the West to be able to make these type of lifestyle choices.

[@latinokid33]

We moved out of London and headed to the Netherlands before Brexit kicked in and 4 months before our son was born. Why? To give him the life that we knew would be better than he could ever have in London. We have not looked back. 6 years later and we bought a house and are both established in our jobs. Our boy speaks English, Dutch and Colombian and is making great memories. London feels so beat up and run down the few times we have visited. Shame.

[@officialteresagreen]

Good for you guys 🫶

[@alanwood4968]

Plenty of really good people and more so the locals.

[@Goodman849]

Just been back in UK 7 days after traveling the world more or less 3 years. Brought a van and driving around the roads have holes and are broken in most areas. My beautiful girlfriend in the Philippines province keeps asking me to go and live with her and mother. Got the cash to buy a house but don't feel right about living here even though was born lived 39 years in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside. Like you I'm kind of screaming inside but also want to work and make money which is hard to do in Asia and mosquitos love me. Plus the heat

[@neilrobinson5115]

Where you the leader of the commune in the Leonardo di caprio film The Beach ??

[@officialteresagreen]

haha

[@chrisstones3488]

If you're willing to talk about it, i would love to hear about your nde.

[@ilyasVa]

I’d like to move to northern Italy ✌🏼❤️

[@borderlord]

Doesn't he fact that you keep returning when things are heading South financially or healthwise mean the UK has a lot going for it!?! Plus the lovely Birdsong🇬🇧

[@officialteresagreen]

Nope I returned for family reasons. If I was from German or France it would be there I would return too.

[@SpartasEdge]

0:40 2 weeks? Wow; she is practically an indigenous Thai.

[@keepcreationprocess]

It is very good info : -- people in the hostels are not going to tell you ALL about it...

[@jarnoronkainen75]

DAMN ... should I ... :p I kno already... I SHOULD ^_^ follow my dreams aye :D that #leavinghome is catchy... wherever I lay my hat (that's my home) *Paul Young vibes*

[@gemox3225]

Your story was quite interesting- impressive!

[@VirtualHumanBeing]

I love Britain, especially the nature, but the small mindedness of the people and the tyranny it is under is too much for me to bear, so I will be leaving.

[@bigcee3856]

Probably the best move you will ever make

[@paulpayton8238]

I admire you very much I'm a pensioner but I don't like big towns and cities I'm going to live up north Yorkshire way near the sea next year

[@officialteresagreen]

Good for you.

[@paulpayton8238]

@officialteresagreen thanks 😊 I've got no family left since my mum died just before Christmas and I came back to England as a stranger 10 year's ago 😢

[@vickieadams6648]

London sounds like America.

[@vincenttanner8977]

Seems funny most people leave uk come back when life gets too tuff. 🤔

[@EcoSailor]

People head to the place they call home, wherever that may be, when the time is right for them. No shame in that.

[@leesurridge2947]

Isn't that common sense?

[@duncansmith7562]

Having paid thousands and thousands of pounds into the NHS, it would be crazy NOT to return to the UK for health reasons. Doesn't mean the UK is the right place to live. Just means that, having been compelled to pay into the system, common sense to get something back from the system, even though the UK itself has become a sh**hole.

[@EcoSailor]

@@slartibartfast6365 not at all. There's no shame, ever, for returning.

[@user-zm3px2qj4m]

Travelling is weird. Things can happen and you miss small things at home that you found boring before.

[@patrickbonney8082]

Spain gives free house and ss if you declare immigration status.

[@deborahkish5411]

Every country in the world is suffering. Is there really any safe place anymore???

[@shinwaramin8582]

will you go to thailand or cambodia?

[@BurtGivens]

Are you all nonces or what?

[@officialteresagreen]

I will try somewhere new.