Should I move to California?
I just wanted to get my thoughts out there. The weather in Germany just isn't my thing, I think. It's often gray and rainy, whereas in California the sun is almost always shining and it's warm. I find that so much better! People there focus more on the positive and give compliments more often. In Germany, I often get the feeling that an envious society prevails.
In terms of career opportunities, I think California has more to offer. There are simply more opportunities for advancement there. I also feel that issues like queerness, people of color, and diversity play a much bigger role there than here in Germany. It seems to me that people used to pay more attention to these things in Germany, but somehow it's not as present anymore.
In Germany, everything revolves around security. You're taught this from a young age. But I'm different. I believe that you only grow outside of your comfort zone.
If I don't like California, I can always come back. But I think it's time for me to try something new, right?
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They won’t take you.
You don’t just get in there like this.
Why not
You have to trust yourself and shape it.
Topic Work,vda depends on what industry you are and how well qualified.
However, as a place I would not recommend L.A., San Francisco and co. There’s too much hectic, too many contradictions.
I’d advise you to San Diego. There the weather is even more balanced so that it is the place where well-to-be retired pensioners settle.
is not really a big thing and the sea in front of the door:
https://www.ostsee24.de/straende/schleswig-holstein/kaliforniaen
You’re a dream boy. You don’t bring the financial resources or professional qualifications to emigrate to the USA, and not to California. Do you actually know how much professional US Americans live in the car, as they can’t afford whig? And that in Cali always only shines the sun, neither does it. Extreme Weather in USA: At least 19 dead after severe weather in California | ZEIT ONLINE
Outside your comfort zone, you do not waive, but you shrink miserably if you have to pay, for example, for medical and medical costs. Stay in the German comfort zone and arrange yourself there.
You can hardly live in DE: