Why ALL Foreigners Leave Japan

[@HidingInMyRoom1989]

I’ve been streaming a lot on twitch lately so follow me there if you’re interested. Thanks. m.twitch.tv/danielhimr

[@extraordinarykiwi9827]

Nice

[@Badbooo123]

Upload parts of it here I always miss it

[@chroma6947]

@@Badbooo123 Hes scared of people clipping shit so he makes it only available to subs

[@enobre7209]

Please use chef Daniel for streaming

[@FifaMaestroAdam]

PogChamp

[@imbritish]

Of course if you set out for the sake of hedonistic pleasure and fun, that shallow foundation will crumble within a matter of years. Of course if you set out with an idealized view of a place, reality will invariably crush it. The solution is to not harbour these misconceptions in the first place, and then it can work. It's often said too that 'people who are running away from their problems will fail in Japan'. Well, it depends on the problems. When I went travelling in Australia, the hardest part was missing my mates back in England that I'd go out with every weekend. But as we get older, our friends move on, get busy, have kids ect. So then, it's easier to leave and stay gone, because everything that kept you there has long since faded away anyway. Ultimately, it's a question of maturity and being in the right life circumstances and momentum to take the jump and make it stick. Not everything is about 'running away from' something. Sometimes we should allow for 'going to' also.

[@ShikokuFoodForest]

The statistic that 95% of foreigners eventually leave Japan and return to their home country is not surprising. I’ve been living in the countryside of southern, Shikoku for going on 12 years. After planning on applying for Permanent Residence and staying forever, I finally decided I was no longer willing to accept the social isolation, lack of career opportunities and low salaries. Planning to return to Canada next year.

[@ShikokuFoodForest]

@@Giminy Hello. What do you mean you don’t care for foreigners in Japan really? Please explain the meaning of your statement. Can you imagine an American saying the same thing about the US? You must be Japanese.

[@Lol-wo6is]

My boy Daniel had a spiritual awakening, he’s evolved.

[@eurotrash4970]

Honestly daniel i like this sort of content. I think if you do more researched and analytical videos like this consistently you can gain a youtube following

[@Xeneon341]

He doesn’t listen to us, Euro…

[@willy8285]

he has a youtube following. psychologists

[@eurotrash4970]

@@willy8285 not enough to fully support himself tho

[@willy8285]

@@eurotrash4970 welp

[@zetamafia911]

Daniel do more videos like these if you want your channel to get popular again.

[@ThanatosXIII0]

Your BEST VIDEO in years!!! very reflective and neutral at the same time without judging others personally for life-choices

[@DaddyDuckTown]

I think the problem is that people waste too much time on the internet which they use as a hugbox, so they lash out and blame where they live. But with that being said, even if you ditch your home country for a new one, you're going to find that you miss things about where you lived before, even if it was objectively terrible. Because humans hate change.

[@92shadower]

This is actual good content. You should do more of these videos.

[@friendlywobbly9903]

This video was nice. I have always lived on a sail boat and plan to move to Japan, but as somebody with lots of exposition to foreign cultures, I notice that the biggest cause of leaving new places are misconceptions, so videos like these that shine the light on the negatives too, are very helpful.

[@butwait]

That's not exclusive to foreigners in Japan, that's the reality of being an expatriate anywhere. Fact is, its simply harder to live outside of your own country because its harder to deal with yearly visas, the feeling of never having more than one foot on the floor in terms of stability and other cultural & language based issues. Having lived an expatriate life for just about half of my life I understand those problems all too well. But unlike the expatriates in your story I never returned 'home'. Home is here now. I simply assimilated.

[@Randomvirusprime]

So where is home now?

[@butwait]

@@Randomvirusprime Indonesia

[@butwait]

@@r.tanoko8593 I'm not disagreeing. I've been to both Korea and Japan and wouldn't want to live there. Though it is great for visiting. But everything else I said is perfectly valid. All expatriates deal with visa things. All of them deal with language and cultural barriers. And you are never really at home, always an outsider. Edit: just to add a bit to this, in the 19 years I have lived here (I'm 40, came here after graduating uni) I have met many expatriates, people with dreams of staying here and not one of them is still here today. Those that overcame language and cultural barriers, and even got married here, they found out that unless you have a degree, and unless your specific job is allowed by the government, it is very hard to remain here long term. There are no safety nets here for foreigners. Most simply leave again.

[@TeacherFlash]

it is not true that it is the destiny of expats everywhere... In America most people feel okay and they settle down. So you are wrong. I rarely or almost never heard of foreigners who immigrated to America and then went back to their home countries. It is because America is an exceptional country and an exceptional nation. Further more, America does not require you to "assimilate". Americans accept your culture and your music and what not, you can bring it along and it can BECOME a part of America. Just look at little Italy, Little Bosnia, Little whatever you want...

[@butwait]

@@TeacherFlash That is one disjointed mess. But let me dissect what you said a little. You said I am wrong because of it not being 'the destiny of expats everywhere' I don't recall that being anywhere in my writings. I spoke of the struggles that expats face, I don't see you refute any of those struggles. You then go on about the US, as if that somehow makes a difference. Funny enough, I knew an Indonesian guy who went there and returned because he couldn't stay after his work contract was up. Seems to be in line with those visa issues I spoke of. But let's move on, I never said anything about needing to assimilate, I said I assimilated, so I speak Bahasa Indonesia, I know the cultures, and got married here and my kids carry the nationality. You seem to assume that this means you can't be who you are, but assimilate here means you integrate well.

[@fabricioteixeira5240]

You forgot to mention that you already had a confortable life setled in England... Lots of people(me included) live in poor, corrupted countries and find in Japan a place where the can worthly live their lives.

[@fabricioteixeira5240]

@M J that's obvious

[@fabricioteixeira5240]

@TaketheK I N G D O M yes

[@AntarixOfficial]

Exactly Life here in India is a Fking Hell irl

[@cap4life1]

I think a lot of people use moving abroad and especially moving to Japan, as an escape from their reality. But it doesn’t help whatever is causing that need to escape internally.

[@factoriesandmachines]

Some people are nomads at heart.It is not sadness they are escaping from their home country,it is freedom they are seeking.To explore and when they are tired and old will be back home to reflect.

[@beatOmaniac]

As soon as the entry restrictions are lifted dboi is going back for sure.

[@annie_xo]

I hope so. His streams walking around Japan late at night was my favorite type of video.

[@IoIocaust]

yup

[@beatOmaniac]

@@annie_xo at least there was a story development happening in the anime

[@annie_xo]

@@beatOmaniac I don’t even really care about the “story” lol, I just miss the combination of Daniels relaxing voice and the late-night walking around in Japan.

[@JacekJaworowski-s9u]

@@annie_xo mine 2

[@JoeyXSmith]

It's a very racist country. I use to love Japan but when I found that out, it put me off. Even towards Chinese and Koreans. I still love the food and art but I will never go there. Heard so many bad stories from people who did live there for years.

[@khanh7236]

totally agree

[@TiernanSongs]

You have an excellent narration voice. Thank you very much for gifting us with this video. Ironically, I am a Canadian in Tokyo who dreams of living in London. 🤣

[@UltimateMoralizer]

You’ve made some good points, Daniel. I’ve started learning Japanese by the way. Also, it’s cool you’re considering living in Greece. You’ll love Greece! The people there are very warm and friendly!

[@eyesears113]

Greece’s economy is in shambles. Glorious history, no doubt. Not anymore.

[@fangsclaws]

Most people don't know what they want. They only have things they think they want. Actually knowing what you want is not an easy task, but a must for a fulfilling life.

[@gokulee1652]

Liked before watching.

[@kate_londonblogger]

British men usually have a very deep voice, but Daniel has a very soft voice which is pleasant to hear in a long day. He's also a good story teller. So, I'm wishing all the English exams use Daniel's voice, haha

[@sirklatt]

Wot, they dont have deep voice at all

[@danielimmortuos666]

David Beckham cough cough

[@fluffypineapple790]

Which British men are you meeting? Their voices are not usually very deep

[@ashharkausar413]

daniels voice is nice

[@Jono153]

@@fluffypineapple790 you clearly haven't been to the UK then lol

[@iSugarHeart]

I did same thing .... I moved countries few times and you can't escape yourself but a different place helps you try different ways of being yourself and when you come back you're no longer have same fears you had it's a strange feeling =)

[@wallyvee3389]

This is what I’ve been tryna to explain to ppl why I’m feeling the way I’m feelin most won’t understand. Thanks for articulating it very well

[@jordangold4633]

From america and I live in Japan 10 years no problem. All my foreign friends also live in Japan no problems.

[@younot-ez3xr]

but Daniel is not the kind of person who can do that, he's too English

[@awman698]

I live in a country that turns in a north korea a little by little, I want to move away because I don't want to work 24/7 at the factory to be able to afford a piece of bread

[@geompon6505]

Where do you live?

[@thetalion8984]

i feel you. the thought of that happening is truly terrifying

[@mrsimpleslowmo]

Which country

[@gjfjfk]

So you want to move to Japan a country that has the worst work culture , natural disasters , expensive rent for foreigners , expensive visas Aye??

[@kinglisco1379]

Do you live in wankanda

[@hughallan1647]

Good job lad. Quit lying for content and say what you really think. You’ll do well.

[@zetamafia911]

Fuckin right?

[@Darkjack-FR]

Every cultures have dark sides. But Japan is worth it. Definitely. It's just not for everyone (harmony, tatemae, hard worker, etc.)

[@shermk7955]

But you always end up going back

[@wisdomtalepathways]

I've been in England for 11 years and I love it here! Learn to appreciate your own country

[@LunakieCherrie]

Hope you’re not living in London

[@w.vv.w]

Japan is my biggest dream right now and I do kinda look at it as an escape. I try to be aware of the potential downsides too tho. I liked this video.

[@tea_with_pukie2840]

@UCqW-tKeqC1WSSKRdT-ypGng Anyone can live in Japan, bet japanese people moving to other countries don't always speak the language, and I really bet you don't neither, so stop.

[@iorikeihatsu2432]

I'm scared to go to Japan now that I watched the this

[@cristianhcm1914]

Go for it 👍👍

[@AN474-e1o]

I've lived a small town in Ohio for my entire life and I realized for a while that my problems where completely internal. I guess it's because I had quite a bit of experience in Columbus and saw that it wasn't any better than where I was living. I had a phase where I was obsessed with Russia because I read Tolstoy and Dostoevsky (kind of like how you watched anime) and thought that Russia was uniquely spiritually enlightened and free, but that didn't last for a long time after I learned more about the Soviet era and how Russians live now. I still want to visit Russia, but I realize the reality now.

[@summerisonthursday5239]

Yeah I want to escape to the Greek Islands for the scenery, the food, the heat, the culture and it feels like going back 30 years in time when dogs roamed freely and sometimes people even ride donkeys to go up and down the steep hills. I've always lived in the same place my whole life. It's sad 😔

[@geompon6505]

I am a Greek and I have lived in an island as well. In wintertime it can be tough though. Also, the locals are not actually all that shinny and joyfull as they are during summer. As for the animals and how most (especially the older) residents treat them, don t get me started. I dont want to dissapoint you but at a large degree, what you see in greek islands duri g summer ia just a facade. You ll find good and understanding people as well ofc, but the more you move to remoted villages, the shadier the people get (as everywhere probably)

[@summerisonthursday5239]

@@geompon6505 Yeah sounds about right. Perhaps I just need a nice week or two there. It's so long since I went on a nice holiday. Thanks for the insight.

[@AntarixOfficial]

Greece is still better than shithole India lol

[@UltimateMoralizer]

One thing you need to understand Daniel is that a partner can compliment but never complete you. As for me I gave up on females many years ago, and no longer look outside of myself to feel complete. I’m satisfied as a single male, but I just don’t like living in London. I’m also miserable here. I’m studying to be an English teacher abroad. I’d love to live in Greece or Cyprus!

[@matiasdelgado7011]

interesting.

[@Me-nk5ic]

I am Indian. I loved China more than home and I had the worst time in Japan.

[@MW-eg4gu]

And yet, Japan will be facing its biggest change since its post-war years. In a few years, Japan will change radically. Japan's population is plummeting. If you are in your teens or 20s, you may live to see Japan open up more than ever. Japan's people are about to have their attitudes shaken up. Want a Japanese wife? Just be patient a few years.

[@hebboyt]

Ain’t you the dude that was complaining psychotically for no reason about Abroad in Japan?

[@Mag0Lag]

lol that's why i'm here too.

[@cal-scot]

You guys have no idea how deep this rabbit whole goes

[@cal-scot]

@Rifle Eyez exactly the vibe I’m getting from all this. People put up videos analysing this channel but I’m not sure any of them truly understand the extent of this guys mental state

[@tim3440]

yeah he is one big sadsack..

[@Mobik_]

yep

[@jonettheonly]

Love this video and your evolution ❤️ sending you love, Daniel. Very relatable sentiments.

[@aa65064]

You should stop defining yourself by having girlfriends. Take care of yourself first and foremost and the rest will come by itself.

[@chottobaka3878]

Your most honest content ever. Unless it's one of your trolling masterpieces.

[@KedaiNasi]

daniel, haven't watched you for years ever since the marriage/divorce arc. but boy i do miss this kind of video.. the diary kind of video before the marriage arc.

[@SierenH]

Domt trust anime when it comes to moving to Japan

[@Dooms-Daisy]

Do people think cartoons are accurate? Imagine if people moved to the usa because of the Simpson's.

[@SierenH]

@@Dooms-Daisy yeah ikr? Weird It has happened before

[@ingot8749]

The suspense background music is great in the beginning, you should have kept it throughout the video, that would make it more interesting. 😀

[@user-sentaku]

This collegiate-style fireside chat is quite enjoyable and an accurate depiction within the realm of Japan acclimatization. Ps there is a special secret word Japanese have for gaijin they believe have only come to Japan because they were kinda failures in their lives back in their home countries. And come to japan hoping the Japanese will be kinder and softer to them than their compatriots 😅

[@ET-ud9vn]

Wow this is your best video imo the fist half of the video was extremely relatable

[@user-rm9rf8ft7p]

I hope you find your people in England and make some friends in Manchester :)

[@oduwo]

This was a great video Daniel! Everyone who thinks moving somewhere in East Asia will “fix all their problems” should watch this video

[@nathanielthomas4071]

Agreed. If you're not happy with yourself. You're not going to be happy anywhere.

[@Xeneon341]

Nice video, full of wisdom… so when are you coming back?

[@yogeshghadge5748]

He is in Manchester right now.

[@somebodythatiusetoknow2027]

Yeah I personally wouldn’t move there but admire the country greatly

[@ShakuShingan]

The video gets a like from me for mentioning no baked beans in Japan.

[@overthewebb]

Costco sell Heinz Baked Beans in Japan

[@aqua123670]

this should get a million views.

[@kanatapaw]

expectations, been there 3 times and my intrest in Japan slowly slowly faded. still like Japan, dont get me wrong but yeah the passion I had just isent there anymore. escaping, hit the nail on the head there exatly. that's why I love travaling.

[@alanazargushasb8557]

No its definently japan People move to america and stay, my dad and stepdad and my uncles moved to america and stayed. They never returned to their home countries

[@cristianhcm1914]

Here in Phoenix Arizona... crime everywhere.. homeless people EVERYWHERE.. streets are dirty ... people are rude in general.... I'll take my chances in Japan. But, thanx for this interesting video bro!

[@loican861]

Anything becomes bland when you get used to it

[@yogeshghadge5748]

Even the tastiest food.

[@feedthesnake3394]

great video. i left over 20 years ago after 3 years or so. i love the country but the economy is just stagnant. as a foreigner its nearly impossible to progress a career to a reasonable level.

[@sharsasuke01]

You're sounding a lot more mature now.

[@thereviewboss]

This is just denial. He loves Japan but this video is only to or hide his weeb side

[@chroma6947]

He said 5 years ago his japan obsession is over, you probably thought he sounded mature then. But nope, less than a year later hes back there reminiscing about the guest house adventures. Who wouldnt be sad about pissing away 4k for nothing every year

[@introvertnomads4243]

Very good video. I think just changing country won't solve all of your problems automatically, though travel can be very rewarding! Thank for explaining the honeymoon phase.

[@ripwig6682]

Pretty much nailed it. I'm part of the 5%.The honey moon faze lasted pretty much until my marriage broke down. I still love japanese food, women and l do miss things from my home culture here. I'm lucky they have baked beans in my local corner shop and Japanese bacon is not as good as British but it's better than most countries bacon and I like it.

[@ripwig6682]

When you come back give yourself more challenges to keep yourself positive. I started running swimming and riding and did iron-man triathlon in Japan. I travelled all around the country. Stayed in hostel's and camping. Lot's of trekking. If you could do the shikoku 88 staying in the citys and hotel's when you want to. That would be epic.

[@Ging_10]

After the honey moon period ends you start to see beyond the veil and it can be shocking sometimes. The main impression I had after living there for a couple of years was that Japan is a very old country with very old traditions and culture. There are things that simply will never change. I am sure every foreigner came to face the wall of conformity in the Japanese society and it is a long wall to climb. You either have to accept it and sacrifice your individuality while still feel like an outsider, or simply leave and keep that rosy picture of Japan and perhaps return when you are ready to retire. Japan is the best place for elders thats for sure. It has been almost a year since I left and there is not one day that passes that I dont miss Japan in some way. Maybe this feeling will fade over time I don’t know.

[@dreadinside654]

When you speak about individuality, does it mean your hands are tied, you can't freely express your mind? Or else people will ignore you and leave you in an isolation? Without nowhere to go, no one to speak to, no shoulder to cry on. Is it really that bad in Japan?

[@cristianhcm1914]

Very interesting. I do well with the ladies here in Arizona. ... and looking forward to the honeys in Japan. I truly enjoy being alone as well, I thrive in it. ...I'm not changing my mind about moving to Japan.

[@NannoChii]

Japanese tourism is almost dream. I imagine actually living there and being a citizen is not a care-free anime adventure 🙃🙃🙃 it isnt like that anywhere

[@vikingprepper9847]

I LIVE FOR THIS OKAY

[@hmswrites1133]

I don’t think it’s fair to assume that the majority of us who come here came based on a fantasy. That feeds into the gaijin are a monolith mentality that some Japanese have.

[@xxxoo2131]

I think it’s about weighing pros and cons based on your own attributes and finding and basing in a place where there are more chances of successes fitting in (because there are more balance of like-minded compatible ethnics (yes people don’t get along).

[@xxxoo2131]

this can be communities in UK a place with radius of hundred of meters could be a foreign country but there are problems with visas.

[@xxxoo2131]

avoid the local toxic people be prepared there are many

[@xxxoo2131]

find the right crowds eg bpa proclivity people smaller respectful groups

[@xxxoo2131]

If you married a hot model girl do not live in a place where mostly fugly girls gossipy narratives will run wild

[@xxxoo2131]

your decision to goto Japan to get a wife is a good one, women market is definitely better there for you; true you still need to sort out your internal issues and still need to find the right communities where within radius of hundred of meters with balanced factors eg compatible ethnics close to where you work socioeconomic classes number of fugly gossipy girls.etc where you’ll have more successes in fitting in sense of belonging.etc

[@heiichbinleon1]

AYYY ITALY WON DANIEL! BETTET ON THE RIGHT HORSE FINALLY

[@松井良樹-e2y]

というか、日本に来てほしく無いんだよなぁ・・・ 日本は高齢化を機械化で対処しようとしてるから外人要らんのよ 何で来るんだ？めっちゃ不思議だ

[@unesom8139]

I found this channel recently and was randomly watching the quirky stuff he talked about in the past, and this is the first vid i watched without any???wth in my mind.. Surprised that i actually liked what he said

[@taehoonkim4648]

This guy's content is really out of pocket but once in a while he drops a gem like this and I'm surprised how thoughtful Daniel is lol

[@MrZapataJones]

Great video.

[@bigfishtokyocat7789]

MeowMeowMeow🐱

[@Rajesh_Singh301]

Warden Norton was right: salvation lies within!

[@Ellesflowers]

Best video you had done!

[@keepinfree2768]

Life in uk is miserable for most people living there. I can say that as a non british person having lived in deferent countries. Different countries are for different people's taste and outlook on life. Life in uk will be suitable if you like boredoms, shit weather and snob closed people otherwise you will be miserable there.

[@-_YouMayFind_-]

Boredoms is everywhere unless you like murder en crime around u all the time o.o. i am not even sure what you mean with boredom but UK or even GB is not boring if you know history and interested in that. I never had the wish to go to countries outside of Europe because of safety reasons, viruses, hygene, too far from home where I dont fit

[@keepinfree2768]

@@-_YouMayFind_- the reason why uk is not boring to you is that you never lived in any other country outside uk and don't know what is a real quality life.

[@danielimmortuos666]

One of my favourite videos on your channel Daniel

[@vikingprepper9847]

SABRINA NEVER LEAVE ME 💯💯❤❤❤🇸🇯🇸🇯🇸🇯

[@Love-qv9nl]

👍🏼

[@NaClO]

keep doing these videos. this was great

[@dreaoak7874]

I find this video to represent only one take on this topic, with a few valid points. Yes, when people glorify a culture or something else, reality is sure to correct it and every country or culture has pros and cons. And anime/kawaii culture does partake in glorifying Japan. However, you talk about when people “mature on” from this glorification. It completely takes away from the good times that are spent in another culture one enjoys and the travel journey. As if that was all immature. Point is, Many people want to live in many places, experience different cultures and not just to escape inner problems.

[@BornAZombi3]

Same picture for 8 minutes let's go

[@mariarak8328]

So insightful, I am really enjoying this reflective type videos.

[@gabrieladerre2862]

I dream of visiting Japan, specifically Kyoto! But just for a short while. I wouldn't want to put that much distance, between myself, and my family. But I'd love to experience the culture, see the historical sites, and flirt with some hot Japanese boys! Although, having no preference towards any race/ethnicity, allows me to flirt any where! XD I'd only be worried that someone would serve me a dinner, where I'd be unable to eat it, as I on,y eat a very limited amount of meat. And I've heard that in Japan, to reject food that someone serves you, if they're your host, its seen as a big faux pas! And I'd not want to hurt or offend any kind people! Still! Id love to spend some time there!

[@LunakieCherrie]

I don’t understand the appeal of Japanese men being attractive, I find white men the best.

[@michaellondonxxx4860]

Thanks Daniel for your inciteful thoughts about feeling like an outsider for whatever reason. I is something that is hard to escape wherever you go or whatever you do.

[@卡臣-c2f]

Correct for me, I spent 4 years in Japan and left in the end.

[@dreadinside654]

What happened? I heard so many negative things about Japan. The one that scared me the most is their treatment on you. You can't freely express your mind, people will keep ignoring you, when you have problems mentally and emotionally you don't have anybody to turn to, no shoulder to cry on. Are these true?

[@Gens324]

Japan is good for visiting, perhaps because it's made for the Japanese to live in

[@connor8290]

This reminds me of people who change their gender pronouns. At first people will put you on a pedestal and praise you for being brave and progressive but at the end of the day, all your issues with yourself and your life will still be there and eventually these issues that are suppressed will hit you harder than ever.

[@FifaMaestroAdam]

Yo that's kinda true man

[@jcsmith7898]

Interesting insight. Yes, it seems we must go inward to understand ourselves.

[@olly078]

that was a very good vid

[@capbon5930]

Finally another update to my favorite anime

[@chienfort]

Relatable! Thanks Daniel I needed to hear this today.

[@Gladioli10]

This is a good video Daniel, I hope it gets a lot of views :)

[@nyyynnn]

wow the mental growth!

[@chappiescollectables]

Didn't the British teacher die in japan recently?

[@HidingInMyRoom1989]

Again?!

[@PETBOY]

@@DickCheeseman Is it really suicide?

[@PETBOY]

@@DickCheeseman OK, In Japan, I remember the murder of an English teacher in the past.

[@tijus2675]

Nice coverage

[@rahuld.2015]

Cleavage*

[@bringcarm8033]

You should really delete that video about Chris broad. It’s pretty horrible and it’s making you look bad.

[@sizzling1453]

Do you actually think Daniel is trying to look good? hahahahaha

[@alvinhaddadene1303]

You're never making more sense, and views, than when you're into Japan. Japan is where you belong Daniel, next time will be the good one

[@Iliveinamonsterverse]

I would never believed that I will agree with him

[@kemushi1000]

Keep up the good work

[@rahuld.2015]

You're cute. Wanna have cereal with me?

[@camilamachado006]

I hope you'll find happiness someday Daniel

[@MommaKnowsBestest]

You can do it Daniel!!! Momma.World believe in you!!

[@Malapher]

I really like this video

[@sam55244]

me too

[@anacseq]

asian shane dawson

[@HidingInMyRoom1989]

Is that good or bad?

[@rahuld.2015]

@@HidingInMyRoom1989 atleast it's better than Asian Onision

[@ひろゆき二十一]

Similar to what some Astronauts face when living in space stations. Maybe even worse because you can't travel anywhere there.