
It might sound ridiculous for me to choose Scotland as a country out of every other one there could be. But when I visited Glasgow and Edinburgh 2016, both for only about a day each, I found that I loved the country. While I never got to go to the Highlands, I watch more than enough movies and Youtubers videos about the Scottish highlands to know that I want to explore that part of the world so badly. But I know people who live in Scotland and love living there. I have been able to get a good understanding of the lifestyle and what it means to live in Scotland and I think that it would fit me very well.
I also obviously know that moving into the United Kingdom is incredibly hard and they’ve made it even harder in the couple of years since I was there in 2016. But I don’t really want that to deter me. I know that if there is something that I truly want in this world I can get it. That isn’t me manifesting anything that is just me being who I am.
Maybe in the next 3 to 5 years my life will be completely different from where I am now. Maybe in the next 3 to 5 years I won’t want to go to Scotland. Or maybe I will have already moved to Scotland by the time this comes around. I don’t know my future obviously but what I do know is that I want to live outside of the United States long-term. There’s so much about this country that makes it incredibly hard for me to exist here but I also know the joys of living in another country.
I do have the option of living in India. I have an overseas citizen of India card that allows me to live and work in India and definitely. How ever, living in India has its many many challenges that I am not ready to face. It is a culture that is my own and one that I am very familiar with. Because I’m so familiar with it I know that it is not a place that I would want to live long-term. It’s incredibly hard because my family is in India but I also have to take care of myself in terms of my mental health.
All that said, I’m going to go ahead and in this post. I hope that I still have this blog in the next 3 to 5 years so that I can come back and see if I did and I’m moving to Scotland. Or maybe I move to a completely different country that I haven’t even considered right now. Future Akchita, where are you living right now? Are you happy right now? Why did you move where you moved?
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