Lifestyle Home Ownership

[Tabula Rasa]

Is it something that you're planning for in the future?

 

[Magonia]

Sometimes I think about buying land and putting one of those Tesla modular homes on it. I really don't think I like the way Florida politics are going even though there's a lot of based qualities to it. I was thinking Punta Gorda but not sure I like the direction of Florida conservativism. I'm now thinking I prefer Utah conservatives.

 

[Tabula Rasa]

I really don't think I like the way Florida politics are going even though there's a lot of based qualities to it. I was thinking Punta Gorda but not sure I like the direction of Florida conservativism. I'm now thinking I prefer Utah conservatives.

Is this based on where you want to live?

 

[bell]

A condo in a foreign land would be suitable for me, but I don't think I'd be able to afford it, nor would I be able to plan ahead for some career which could afford me that opportunity. I'll probably end up with a run-down bachelor pad.

 

[Tabula Rasa]

A condo in a foreign land would be suitable for me, but I don't think I'd be able to afford it, nor would I be able to plan ahead for some career which could afford me that opportunity. I'll probably end up with a run-down bachelor pad.

Depends on your own economic circumstances tbh. Property can be inexpensive in less-developed countries if your home currency is pretty strong. But it's definitely an arduous procedure altogether to uproot and move to another country entirely.

 

[Magonia]

Is this based on where you want to live?

You mean instead of just political?

Well where I want to live must be weighed in balance of where I can afford.

Punta Gorda was weighing everything in the balance.

I think Utah is now more preferable.
Around SLC or provo

 

[Tabula Rasa]

I would like to geomax to a cheaper country one day. Living long-term in my parent's house is looking to be increasingly unsustainable.

 

[Tabula Rasa]

You mean instead of just political?

Well where I want to live must be weighed in balance of where I can afford.

Punta Gorda was weighing everything in the balance.

I think Utah is now more preferable.
Around SLC or provo

Interesting. Are you not satisfied with your current living situation?

 

[bell]

Depends on your own economic circumstances tbh. Property can be inexpensive in less-developed countries if your home currency is pretty strong. But it's definitely an arduous procedure altogether to uproot and move to another country entirely.

A dream of mine had always been to move to somewhere in the subcontinent to start a family. Property in thirdworldie countries is low because of noncompetitive wages, so without some sustainable career path which would plant me overseas I can't imagine myself working like a dog for scraps. If I could become a farmer working in low-terraced ricefields I'd be happy, but that's pretty much just a delusion.

I figure I'll end up working warehouses as a day-laborer. I've known people who were worse off who ended up living comfortably, so maybe it isn't that difficult.

 

[Magonia]

Interesting. Are you not satisfied with your current living situation?

Not a lot of things I like about my area. One thing is it's religiosity and it's warmer than a lot of places in the USA.

 

[Magonia]

A dream of mine had always been to move to somewhere in the subcontinent to start a family. Property in thirdworldie countries is low because of noncompetitive wages, so without some sustainable career path which would plant me overseas I can't imagine myself working like a dog for scraps. If I could become a farmer working in low-terraced ricefields I'd be happy, but that's pretty much just a delusion.

I figure I'll end up working warehouses as a day-laborer. I've known people who were worse off who ended up living comfortably, so maybe it isn't that difficult.

If like to move to subcontinent too. Where is the perfect place for me though? Darjeeling?

 

[bell]

If like to move to subcontinent too. Where is the perfect place for me though? Darjeeling?

Wherever the cleanest jeets are. I think the idea that I could be totally isolated from the first-world is appealing to me. I was thinking somewhere along the Indochinese belt, so maybe "in" the subcontinent is a bit imprecise.

 

[Magonia]

Wherever the cleanest jeets are. I think the idea that I could be totally isolated from the first-world is appealing to me. I was thinking somewhere along the Indochinese belt, so maybe "in" the subcontinent is a bit imprecise.

Have you lived outside the first world before?

 

[bell]

Have you lived outside the first world before?

I've traveled, if that's what you mean. I've been to Mumbai, Kuala Lumpur, Yangon, Bangkok and Phuket. But I've lived in the first-world most of my life.

 

[Magonia]

I've traveled, if that's what you mean. I've been to Mumbai, Kuala Lumpur, Yangon, Bangkok and Phuket. But I've lived in the first-world most of my life.

I lived in India for a year. After that I didn't hate the west as much.

 

[bell]

I lived in India for a year. After that I didn't hate the west as much.

I kind of had a similar awakening as well, but I can never retain the image of trash-humping curries long enough to begin to "despise" it again. For better or worse I would at least have a future overseas, unlike here.

 

[Myst]

Is it something that you're planning for in the future?

Would love to but idk if it's sustainable or even possible in this economy.

 

[Myst]

I lived in India for a year. After that I didn't hate the west as much.

India?? for what reason?

 

[Magonia]

India?? for what reason?

To visit my father. He lived most of his life there as a fugitive.
I wanted to visit my birthplace. I like indian food. my father sold me on it, lots of stuff

 

[Asgard]

No since I'll be offing myself before my 30s.

 

[MongoloidJoe]

It's ideal but doesn't look likely in my situation

 

[MongoloidJoe]

To visit my father. He lived most of his life there as a fugitive.
I wanted to visit my birthplace. I like indian food. my father sold me on it, lots of stuff

Indians like to claim the Chinese travelled to India and called it tienzhen the centre of heaven. It's also the plot for Journey to the West.

Nowadays India is politically tense with China due to the land arguments but I blame British imperialism for that.

But for westerners they see India as a place to find themselves spiritually and maybe get into trance states drugged out

 

[Magonia]

Indians like to claim the Chinese travelled to India and called it tienzhen the centre of heaven. It's also the plot for Journey to the West.

Nowadays India is politically tense with China due to the land arguments but I blame British imperialism for that.

But for westerners they see India as a place to find themselves spiritually and maybe get into trance states drugged out

Ganja is from India and has incredible amounts of shakti.
It's a sacred plant they have written holy songs about. Locals themselves offer to smoke from their bong publicly on the street.

Theres so much weak ganja in India everyone smokes hash.

THere's opium in India but I haven't seen any. There's Datura. It's like LSA. Everything else is harder to get in India than the west.

I am saying this to help readers understand "drugged out" westerners in India