Why You Should NOT Move to Mexico City | Reasons to Avoid Mexico City | Black Women Abroad

[@luisrobles5953]

Hi, I was born in Mexico City and I have lived and worked as an English teacher here all my life. And I can say that everything in this video is true, it's real. I really liked how respectful you were, not criticising my city in a bad way, but being very respectful and yeah, as a local I can confirm the info you have given us which is great. Mexico City is not for everybody. However, we will receive you all with wide arms open. (correct me please if I made any mistakes in English) great video!

[@albertsantos9966]

I am born there and trust me I have no intentions of going there not even to visit. Too dangerous, busy and large. Too poluted. Cancun yes.

[@rudyvanhern]

@@albertsantos9966 Too dangerous? You made me laugh, dangerous are the border states with the US.

[@albertsantos9966]

@@rudyvanhern I have a cousin who used to hangout with hired hitmen out there that killed for money. Tell me it isn't dangerous

[@carbon.the.christ5626]

@@albertsantos9966 Hired hitmen are only dangerous to the people they are hired to kill though.

[@albertsantos9966]

@@carbon.the.christ5626 true. This same first cousin i am talking about also got robbed multiple times at gun point. In the city of CDMX. Me personally, I am more of a fan of Colombia.

[@wookydog86yt41]

I don't know why I'm watching this from my house in México City 🇲🇽

[@freddylopez2021]

Because you probably aburrido 🤣

[@manumo2113]

Xq el maldito algoritmo, ve la la palabra México y lo manda a la gente que habla español en vez de los que deben escucharlo

[@yisoo225]

Para que aprendas algo de tu Ciudad? tal vez algo ? que no sabías, ahora ya sabes las 10 cosas, por las que no tienes que vivir en la Ciudad , sorry, Good bye,

[@markjabari1101]

Dude I'm from Africa, due to those reasons alone that people are avoiding Mexico city I would move to and feel right at home. Noise and everything else feels right like home

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I rarely notice the noise but I know for some people it is a deal breaker

[@demoscratos4577]

Then come to MEXICO CITY brother , this is your home !

[@anditeaches]

Was thinking the same 😂

[@moneypro85]

Same. I am black American and one of my favorite things about my neighborhood is the noise. I'm an urban girl.

[@gustavol9684]

When we mexicans are in USA, we must work very very hard to survive there. Yes, you can make More money than in México, but it's not a piece of cake. So if you don't want to become stressed do not move there. Specially if you are lazy. Life Is much More relaxed in México than in USA. If you like freedom don't go to USA because there's a lot of racism there. People see you in a bad way, if you aren't white.A lot of fights among blacks and whites. If you don't work very hard (2 or 3 jobs ) you Will have to live in an old apartment full of rouches. Etc, etc, etc.I'm Mexican, but i lived in USA some years. Living in México Is much More relaxed, and you can enjoy life much much better . To finish, in USA Many people do not have Time or money to have a picnic on a weekend. In México a lot of People go out on weekends. Mexicans enjoy More our lives. With all respect.

[@StephaniePerry]

So kind of your neighbors to do a live demo. 😆 Helpful video as always Adalia! 💗

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I know! They came in clutch.

[@TonyaVann]

😂

[@wacala66]

Mexico City can be as quiet as you can afford it. It is so diverse and big that you can find very intimate place to live.

[@Undisclosed86467]

That was my guess.

[@mpd5005]

Thanks for being super honest and not sugarcoating any of your points. That way people can go to visit or move there with realistic expectations and CDMX gets the open minded travelers. I hope there is video of why you chose Mexico. 👍🏽

[@samuelaguirre9116]

All of those rules apply to any big major city😂🤣😂🤣 (not Houston) NYC, London, Paris, Sao Paulo, Shanghai, etc. Big city problems, issues, nothing new, but that's part of the charm not appreciated by everyone but I love the energy in this chaotic city's, that's me🤷

[@JETorres88]

Yay, your video validated why Mexico City is perfect for me. I just need to make sure that my digital part-time job will pay enough for me to live there comfortably. Your video was essentially why I SHOULD move to this amazing city. :)

[@ericktellez7632]

The thing is if you are earning somehow US dollars, you can make it alright. Even the 10 dollars an hour wage is enough to live here because in Mexico we earn 10 dollars not an hour but in a day.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

CDMX is an amazing place, nowhere I'd rather be.

[@JETorres88]

@@AdaliaAborisade thanks! I lived abroad in Ankara, Turkey before. Other than that I’ve been a New Yorker for quite some time. I’m used to the large crowds, noise and slight chaos. I’m sure CDMX would be very different of course.

[@lnemazie]

Nailed it. I could definitely live there, but agree it's not for everyone.

[@BeeChance]

1 Noisy, it's not quiet at all 2 Low pay 3 High elevation 4 Pollution, be careful if you have asthma 5 Rule follower, rules are "guidelines" not concrete 6 Impatient 7 If you don't like dogs 8 If you want to be near the beach 9 If you want a four-season climate 10 Crowds I guess Mexico City is not for me. I don't like noise, pollution, or crowds. I'm impatient (unfortunately and need help in that area), a rule follower, and I love living in a place with four seasons. Do you have any other suggestions in Mexico that may appeal to me?

[@earthlycolorbrown6246]

Same here🎉

[@ReneRamirez-xd7sc]

Congratulations! I have lived in Mexico city all my life and all your points are quite true! I easily can add many other reasons not lo live here but your point of view is very interesting. Thank you!

[@AdrianMoseley]

Houston native planning to go to Mexico City at the end of the month. Thanks for this breakdown! None of these items seem so bad for us so we are still on schedule! :)

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@EvangelineHTown]

Thank you for sharing this! My younger sister recently moved to Mexico. Like you, she grew up in Houston. I grew up in Houston, as well. So I'm used to crowds, heavy traffic and high temperatures! I've been thinking moving to Mexico, too. My main concern is having a viable source of income to help me make it there. I'm currently employed in healthcare and would like to visit sometime soon to see how I would do.

[@coachdonnaj]

TY for your critique on pros and cons of living in Mexico City, Mexico 🇲🇽 I think I’ll stick to just visiting there.

[@LMDinNC]

I’ve been to CDMX twice, a week each time, and I got very sick from the pollution both times. The culture is amazing and I’m glad I got to experience it, but I could never live there. These descriptions were very helpful.

[@SAGITTARIUS312]

VERY USEFUL. GRACIAS 👍🏾

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@guerreroazteca9890]

I was born and raised in Mexico city, living in the US for the last 13 years, now I am relocating to Mexico again. Accurate review of Mexico City, you are right in every thing you said, the only correction Acapulco is not that far away, saludos!

[@md8465]

I am from Mexico and live in San Diego. I do miss Mexico but what I do not miss is the music in the wee hours.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I'm very lucky to be able to sleep through just about anything 😂

[@travelerawakenings8477]

I love the fact that the temperature is stable.i love crowded places, and I don't care about noises

[@lapantera2022]

I liked your video.vey informative. I am considering moving to Mexico but NOT Mexico City for ALL the reasons you mentioned. I visited SMA, and like the areas like Guanajuato, Querétaro,...Thanks!

[@MzDanielleJoy]

I appreciate the transparency in this video

[@benjaminslife9424]

As a New Yorker big cities and crowds are just part of living in the city. The descriptions have been helpful. The thing I’m still trying to figure out is the current costs of living. Some people say Mexico City can be pretty expensive despite being in Mexico.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

It is very expensive when compared to the rest of the country

[@jupiterscorner5423]

GIrl I am a Houston native and would love to travel so I am watching your videos!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Welcome to the crew. So glad you're finding what you need.

[@aggierowe9574]

This video is spot on...thx 4 sharing! I’d still want to visit. I’ve spent time in Merida and LaPaz and it helps to be a patient person

[@clswisher5788]

Wow. All 9 of the items on your list make me know to avoid Mexico City. Informative video.

[@bsranidzn]

Very insightful! Thank you!

[@RetirementbyDesign26]

I appreciate your insights! I’m more about safety. I’m willing to adjust to the locals lifestyle if I choose to go somewhere.

[@ChiTwnCutie]

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cynthianeville4452]

Thank you for the great information, I don't think its for me but you enjoy.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

that's okay

[@acuellar7438]

Nice analysis. Your English is so beautiful.

[@lalomuniz2022]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing. Although everything you mention is 100% true, it must also be said that there are places in CDMX that do not have as many people and noise is not a factor. Sure, they are more expensive areas. Greetings from a Mexican from Mexico City

[@ayuanabradford3206]

Private gated communities lol 😂

[@voyageurization]

Minimum wage is 4 dls ?. I don't think it works for everyone like that. You may be talking about very poor ppl. Most people make many minimum wages.

[@purpurnena]

The average monthly salary in cdmx is about 400 dollars a month. Hope that info helps.

[@Broderick404]

Great info! CDMX is on my list and this definitely gave me some things to think about. Happy that all your reasons were succinct and to the point. I think my biggest issue will be the noisy apartment lol, so I’ll have to pay good attention to that if moving. Thanks!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

you're welcome

[@justiceforall5043]

There are many suburbs that are quite and colorful, lots of trees and parks, wonderful food and friendly people. I. Live in Mexico City for many years and now I live in 🇺🇸 , honestly I cant waite to come back to the most colorful and friendly place that's Mexico City. Cuernavaca, Puerto Vallarta, San Miguel Allende Guanajuato will be a perfect options for you! She is right in two points, pollution, which is like Los Angeles California to give you an example. Anything else she is not necessarily accurate! So please don't be afraid and keep on researching like Gabriel Herrera in youtube has plenty videos from Mexico and around the world.

[@conniebeal6000]

To funny! My cousin lives in Mexico City and the noise is one major reason why am only visit her every 5-6 years. I am going to visit her next month. Taking my noise cancelling head phones for sure!

[@sarahsofiaserrato1490]

Thank you! This was so helpful!!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

You're so welcome!

[@bbutler7158]

Great info! Sounds like I'd more so like to visit than live. Looking for peace & quiet most days, love a close beach, I tolerate crowds as necessary. But makes sense as I'm a country girl at heart😉

[@chrisworldwideadventures8551]

Very informative. Visiting in March for five days. Thank you. New sub

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@silvershirley2995]

Hi Adalia, are you seeing any black retirees in age groups 60 or above? Is the city flat for walking? Is there alot of plant life, birds? Oh I'm loving everything that you are saying....I'm 65 and so tired of the US for many of reasons.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I know there are some folks here in the 50s for sure. The city is fairly flat but is surrounded by mountains. In the course of everyday walking you don't deal with much of an incline.

[@silvershirley2995]

@@AdaliaAborisade Oh my goodness. You responded quickly.Thank you so much .

[@denisejefferson4739]

Hi Silver Shirley, I am with you on those questions. It's time for us to make a change. Thanks Adalia for detailed information.

[@annabellak4033]

I'm looking at this video again, and wondering did you go to Mexico, I'm looking in to a trip there?

[@silvershirley2995]

@@annabellak4033 no, I have not gone to Mexico.

[@mundoquime2047]

Wao! What a honest and real video. Thanks Now i want to go back to Mexico City, love it! 😎

[@AdaliaAborisade]

You should!

[@demoscratos4577]

This is a great and accurate video. Saludos !

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thanks!

[@tessjones5987]

I was roomate of some people from Chihuahua. On Christmas Eve they party all all nght. I though my Ear Drums would Burst. LOL

[@tf.tp.tm.7643]

Thank you for being respectful of my culture. I've seen many videos, mostly by Nigerians, who have horribly mocked Mexico City and Mexicans themselves. Your respect and factual analysis was a breath of fresh air. Thank you. Also, I subscribed to your channel on the basis of how respectful you were,

[@dianakurland2500]

On my way back to Mexico City. I lived there four years before these past two years in Portland, Oregon. I couldn’t be happier!

[@kevmc8934]

Another 5⭐ Adelia production. I knew all these but still fully enjoyed the video. Killin it girl!

[@FTYC2022]

Thanks for this information. I believe the abundance of dogs and crowds is enough for me to strike it off the list. Maybe I will just visit lol. Is the risk of intense earthquakes a true threat and something you are concerned about about?

[@a.o.marcos9770]

Lovely presentation, likeable personality. Amazing city indeed and points exposed are valid. Slight correction .nearest beach, Acapulco . Flight time 30 mins . On the road 5 hours , maybe bit less. And yes up to 6 by bus. Also it CAN get chilly on winter mornings and eves .

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thanks for the tips!

[@chaumari]

That eliminates Mexico City. I want to be within 30 minutes from the beach😫 Everything else is doable, good, or great!

[@pcklon2000]

As a born Mexico City citizen I agree. But people who want beach can easily take a plane and travel any place with a beach easily. Also 5 hour bus to Acapulco is nothing for most of us.

[@assatapaul4096]

Thi was very helpful and thank you so much🔥🔥🔥🦋💙

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bev4848]

Very well said Straight to the point. Just subscribed. I learn of you through Stephanie. Many great reasons to like or dislike Mexico. 😊

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thank you. I love this city but it isn't for everyone that's for sure.

[@travelerawakenings8477]

Out of the 10 reasons, I only have one that bothers me, the dogs, but as long they are not in my house, I am okay

[@LORDWILLIAMSON_]

The dogs are just like this in Colombia dogs more well mannered than ever seen lol😂😂

[@jasmarie964]

This was a great video! You got straight to the point. ✨Thank you!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

You're most welcome

[@alexxbuzzy]

Dont forget all the perks! Once you learn to flow mexicos way, it’s all rainbows hahaha idk how to explain it, there’s beauty hidden everywhere here! Life!

[@donnyj9487]

Just returned from my trip to Mexico City today and if this video isn't true, I don't know what is lol. But I love how green everything is, granted I mainly stayed around Roma Norte, Polanco, and Condesa! Also, I would recommend not moving to Mexico city if you are expecting everyone to speak English like resort towns. Luckily I had my fiance there to translate everything but I rarely came across people who spoke English which I appreciated the authenticity. Such a good city though! Looking to moving there in a few months!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

It really is a great city

[@ayuanabradford3206]

The immigration speak English

[@ChangingWindsWoman]

Great video; succinct and organized. Thank you for sharing.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PennyGetsItTogether]

Mexico City was not on my list but this was informative. I love the messages on the boards in the background. ❤️

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thank you. I'm so glad you found this to be helpful.

[@starskyhutch6011]

Funny you mention Houston; I was thinking of moving BACK there from Denver where I currently reside (I went to junior high there in Alief and lived there again in 2017). It's very diverse and cultured and was going to make that my new "home base" as I make plans to jump off and maybe spend a few months in CDMX and then start bee-boppin' around to other cities every few months. I feel the same way about Houston as I do about Mexico City-a very underrated place with great food, people, museums, world class stuff, etc-but that humidity, tho! Good to know about the thin walls in the apartments-my assumption is that they would be thick and quiet due to the earthquake risk. I cannot stand to hear people walking and stomping above me in apartments-do you know if newer construction places are better with the sound insulation?

[@AdaliaAborisade]

New construction is still the same. My building is only about 4 years old.

[@HellcatMad]

I would reconsider Houston. Its bad

[@clswisher5788]

@@HellcatMad You're right. I am in Houston, native and Houston is very dangerous now. I am trying to get out.

[@HellcatMad]

@@clswisher5788 I'm in Waco and know Houston some. but I do know very dangerous. too many mentally ill or drug addicts in a huge city like that. I lived there and Dallas for 35 yrs. I was glad to get out

[@HellcatMad]

@@clswisher5788 best wishes hope it comes soon for you

[@alexxbuzzy]

I loved your video!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thank you!!

[@joseizaguirre4887]

Great info.....God bless you

[@sumayzebecreating]

Even outside of Mexico City the stray dogs be minding their business. Never seen that before

[@Mathstormcalifornia]

You educated me a lot about altitude problems. How do you compare it to Denver vs Santa Fe or Colorado Springs? I could handle Denver, but the other two not so much.

[@kahli777]

thank you for the clarity

[@AdaliaAborisade]

You are very welcome

[@michellecuellarperez7047]

If you want a cronchy taco, you must ask for "tostada" and nacos with cheese are coming in cinemas

[@cguide2598]

I think depends of your buyer, Mexico city it's more expensive compared to other places in Mexico. Have you being in the new area? Its millions dlls to live there, you wont heard your neighbors .

[@girlanonymous]

I’m from Chicago, size and city noise is not a problem 😂

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I'm oblivious to it most of the time

[@Blakpepa]

Last night I put Mexico City at the top of the list to relocate to in a few months, putting my top choices of Spain and Portugal behind and this video is breaking my heart 😥. I need to be around culture, accessible transit, affordability, stable internet, excellent weather, great food and CDMX ticked all the boxes but dammit I want my peace and quiet back! I can no longer keep my windows open in Toronto because of the never ending construction and traffic. To me there is "energy" like Barcelona La Rambla crowd which I can do all day then there is "noise" like Toronto where it's construction and noisy traffic all day and traffic with loud modified engines all night. We have been in lockdown for 16 months now, I want my freedom!!🤣 is the noise as bad or worse then Toronto/NYC noise or is it tolerable? Can I go to a Cafe and relax or is it like Toronto where the music is blasted so loud in cafés you can't even hear the person sitting in front of you??

[@AdaliaAborisade]

There are quiet pockets in the city like San Angel and Coyoacan. You literally forget you're in the city.

[@GlobalAdventurer]

@@AdaliaAborisade I live in Coyoacan, and can confirm it's basically quiet down here on the south side of Mexico City. I've lived in San Angelo too, but I love Coyoacan near the center of town. Especially on Fransisco Sosa the main strip.

[@lgreen8777]

omg, this is one of the best informative videos about CDMX that I've seen. Your reasons could apply to a lot of places in Mexico. People shouldn't retire or move to Mexico thinking it will be just like the US, but cheaper, because they might be very disappointed. You covered some very good points here!

[@luisjorgegonzalezperez7476]

Actually, the nearest beach is Tecolutla at the State of Veracruz. Just 3 hours distance (depends on traffic)

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thanks for the reminder. I always forget about Veracruz.

[@josemanueltraviesa9717]

And You also should consider Tuxpan, Veracruz wich si only 2 3/4 hrs. And You get there using the most beautiful and modern high way. And let me tell you your comments are absolutely objective!

[@aarongarcia3119]

Houston bigger than Mx city?, I don't think so, Mx city is the biggest in America continent and maybe in the world as well.

[@pablovi77]

I don’t know where you get your stats, but it’s no where close to Houston! It’s 3 times the size of LA!

[@pablovi77]

@@nycbearff That’s the entire metropolitan area close to Houston. And that’s only Mexico City.

[@pablovi77]

@@nycbearff The metropolitan area of Mexico City is 7,180km2. Or 2,772 square miles. I’ll leave a link below, they sometimes delete the comments with links.

[@zdaniel]

looooool Mexico City about the size of Houston??? Give me a break... Mexico City in one of the largest cities in the world: it's much much wider than Houston!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Houston is 669 mi² and Mexico City is 573 mi²

[@pablovi77]

@@AdaliaAborisade Those are not correct.

[@pablovi77]

@@AdaliaAborisade Mexico City metropolitan area is 2,772 square miles.

[@NilDreams]

Regarding dogs: do people there pick up after their dogs? I would hate to see dog poop everywhere like in Spain.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

It really varies by neighborhood. In most areas, there is at least an effort to do so.

[@spicyroads]

Good job 👍

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Thanks 👍

[@cblack7111]

Very helpful video.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MacyHarrell]

The beach thing is kind Of a doozy for me. I’ve never lived more than 30 mins away from water even though I don’t really frequent beaches. I wonder if I could adjust to being landlocked 🤔

[@AdaliaAborisade]

There are lakes and waterfalls within a couple of hours of the city but I know that's not the same as going to the beach.

[@ZenRenLife_]

Same. I need to see the ocean.

[@jamestakashiro5660]

I am from the USA and I am black man and it was really hard 😢so I had to go back to the USA and then I went to Thailand where I was treated like a king 😊

[@authorfrancesmarie8242]

Great video but what if you work remote with a company?? Can’t you just work remote in Mexico with your American job?

[@AdaliaAborisade]

That's a question that doesn't have a clear answer. People here as tourists are not supposed to be working but you only need a work visa if your income is derived from within Mexico.

[@letstalkabout4368]

Hi there, can you please help me or guide me to move to Mexico and the things I need to get arrangements before I make the move. How much will you charge me and give me a list to write down of all the things I have to do before I leave the USA and need to prepare to move there

[@AdaliaAborisade]

My rates are here - bit.ly/askadalia

[@sasebo24]

Are you still in mexico city? I'm on my way to Cabo. Planning on heading to Mexico city next.

[@devincarson73]

Everything you said made me like it more lol

[@AdaliaAborisade]

🤣

[@coachpjjones7448]

Thank you sis

[@AdaliaAborisade]

You're welcome 😊

[@conniebeal6000]

OMG oh yes the dogs! Bark bark bark!

[@HellcatMad]

Great info. Thanks

[@afrikurl]

Mexico City is not for me. 😥 No to the dogs, no to the altitude, no the crowds, no to the budget and and no to the lack of beaches. I need to be about 30 mins or less from the ocean.

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Mexico has something to for everyone. I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for.

[@aubreyaragon988]

I have questions? Will people look down on people with mental illnesses like America does? What about Beauty and body image do men, and women there judge base on looks physical appearance to look like high fashion model types like Jerry Hall, or Christie Brinkley? Just had to ask because I admit American society most not all judge what's pretty beautiful.

[@noreligion76]

mexico city is for a real city persons!!!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

It is. I love urban spaces so it was love at first site for me.

[@kellyj.azania4371]

Adalia, are there additional considerations or steps to take if one is disabled?

[@AdaliaAborisade]

I think you would need to talk to someone on the ground who can give you specifics

[@diatribe1194]

FUNNY HOW LATENESS SEEMS TO BE AN ISSUE FOR FOREIGNERS...I HEAR GERMANY IS REALLY GOOD AT BEING PUNCTUAL..

[@TeresaWilliamsCoach]

This was very valuable intel. Due to #1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, and 10, crossed Mexico City off the list.🤣🤣

[@RR64434]

Good personal insight... People in CDMX would probably cross you off the list first. 😂. Not trying to be rude.

[@damianel2913]

9 mean we are getting ready so you have two to 3 hrs to get you stuff ready because we are doing the same so it’s 12 an did not show up we mad 12 it’s the late for Mexican

[@1DayAsADog]

Rule following culture is not a Latin American thing. The most polite well mannered people. But they don’t all follow rules, this isn’t just in Mexico. This is everywhere

[@pashonbox8298]

thank you for the info! I'm a single mother of two,in your opinion is mexico city a good choice for singles with children?

[@lxgnzlz7976]

Please make sure when you making a commentwhat/saying is correct, $4dlls a day is completely wrong🙄

[@AdaliaAborisade]

That was the correct amount when I first moved to Mexico. The updated amount was added as text to the video.

[@ReneRamirez-xd7sc]

I lived in Mexico city and this figure is very close to reality, she is taking about the minimum wage, the actual and correct figure is near that

[@cms3000]

@@AdaliaAborisade it is 7 dollars per day, still shitty

[@zptro6316]

Do you have a visa video specifically for Mexico? Can I work my US W-2 job remotely as a "tourist" in Mexico?

[@AdaliaAborisade]

This video might be helpful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpLCgamHi9hje7s

[@Landshark2020]

I would love to live in Mexico City! I’m on a fixed income of $1,300/month. I wonder how good I could live there? Btw great video!

[@AdaliaAborisade]

You can check out my costs here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnLYf6KnZ7hrn8k

[@aimeepaterson4423]

Thank You For Sharing This, Adalia. I Find This Video Extremely Informative, Thus Very Useful. {Hope I’ve Spelt Your Name Correctly. Apologies If Not. I “Met” You On Stephanie’s YT Channel So Decided To Check-Out One Of Your Posts} I’m One Of The Black-Exits That Left My Country (U.K.) To Another European Country & Thriving While Living My Dream….Having Travelled (Almost) Worldwide Since Before Birth.😊 Ate Breve🌹x

[@AdaliaAborisade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dwalker6868]

Hummmm thank you for the details

[@AdaliaAborisade]

My pleasure 😊

[@glowingbutterfly7375]

What cities are recommended for non-dog lovers?