I have never left at all.

>>58238991
It seems nobody here has.

Oh yes. Nothing makes you appreciate your home like leaving for months at a time.

I have lived in Norway and Netherlands, 6 months each.

i lived in california for 5 years

>>58238033
Slovenia for 6 months
Australia for 3 months
Colombia for 2 months
Northern Spain, Southern France for 2 months
All work related to medical/healthcare

>>58238033
>country where "home" is
never for a month.
>the country where my parents are from
my whole life except 14 days :D

>>58240851
Where are your parents from?

>>58238033

Ive been away from mine for 13 years

>>58241152
O kurwa, to smutny.

I've moved to the US several times. Always end up coming back.

Yes, I've been to Bolivia and Peru.
It was awesome, like being in another planet.

>>58238033
I have been in London for almost 8 months now.

I don't even mind if I am not going back to my natural home, just send me back to my country pls.

t. chang

>>58241054
mom is Croatia, father is Slovene

>>58241297
Is it the joy of the border hop that drives you to do it time and again, do you think?

>>58241441
Vrni se k nam, beli mož.

>>58241441
You forgot your proxy

Yes.
And I've lived in the U.S for nearly two years now. Originally a Eurofag.

>>58241152
Polacki robacki

>>58241152

How did so many Poles get to the UK?

Isn't the UK already chock-full of excess low-grade labor?

>>58241550
I go back a lot, for vacation and to visit relatives, good times, climbed to the top of Triglav, drank slivovitz, drank warm wine during Martinovo

I'm not in mine right now.
(And ~surprise~ I'm not a low-class worker)

>>58241563
I love USA and Europe, both continents should wake the fuck up, they have both created a stifling environment where people are not allowed to run businesses and be independent. The governments have made us wage slaves worse than the monarchies.