After years of staying for family, I’ve realized leaving America—at least part-time—offers the space to feel present, free, and fulfilled. Living abroad isn’t about escape. It’s about choosing a slower rhythm, deeper connection, and a version of life that feels more honest than what I’ve settled for here.
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This series explores my decision to leave America and consider life abroad. I write from lived experience, not fantasy. These posts examine why staying no longer feels right, what moving abroad actually requires, and how identity, safety, cost of living, and quality of life shape the choice. This is an honest look at leaving, adjusting, and imagining a different way to live beyond the U.S.
SLOW TRAVEL & LIVING ABROAD
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Leaving America: Where I’d Move If Democracy Breaks Down
Amid escalating U.S. political turmoil, I find myself contemplating options as the situation worsens. I’m not alone in considering relocation abroad to escape looming authoritarianism. While some may label me a fatalist, the thought of moving if democracy fails in America has crossed my mind.
MILITARY LIFE & TRAVEL
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How to Plan Your Unaccompanied Baggage Shipment for PCS
Embarking on a new journey from Korea with Unaccompanied Baggage (UB) in tow? Elevate your PCS experience by crafting a well-rounded list encompassing essentials for comfort and practicality. Whether it’s bedding, dining, electronics, or those unexpected must-haves, our comprehensive guide ensures you’re prepared for every twist and turn of your…