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  1. 1. Would you move for love?

    • Yes - no doubt in my mind
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    • NO - no way José
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    • Maybe - not sure/depends
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I've always said I would have moved to Nova Scotia in a New York minute...but alas, custody issues prevented that. But if that had not been the case...yes, I would have moved. :)

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Yes, because a lifetime spent with him in a really cold country in a cramped apartment that costs way more than what one of a similar size would cost year, buying really expensive vegetables and paying taxes out of my ### would be way better than I lifetime spent here, without him.

How's that for love, eh?

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I'm guessing that most of those who answered "Yes -- no doubt in my mind" are either retired or financially very well off. I'd love to say that I could move to the RP to start our life, but the fact of the matter is that I have to support the family. I'm not sure that I could do that without being in America. I had to answer "maybe." Though retiring in the RP in a few decades is the plan!

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I answered yes because my husband is from Canada...it wouldn't be too different there than here. Neither of us are retired nor are we financially independent (nor near retirement). Not saying I don't understand your point of view BJ, just sharing it from the Canadian point of view. :)

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I would definatley move!! I'd love to live in Jamaica, that is the plan for us years down the road :yes:

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Well I'd have to pay international university tuition to get a new bachelor's degree, minimum, before I could work there, since there is absolutely ZERO demand for my profession in his country, and I'm the one supporting us here in the US, so I don't know what we'd live on while I was in school ...

that's a no.

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My husband would have moved, however, it would have been difficult jobwise. His German isn't good enough to work for a company that has German as corporate language, and those that have English are rare and not in the area I lived. I made good money but I'm sure it would have frustrated him.

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