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asdf1


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Wed, Oct 21 2020, 9:01 pm
Feel exactly the same way
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IsraeliSoul


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Wed, Oct 21 2020, 9:34 pm
If that’s what’s good for you and your family, then probably as soon as you settle down after the move, Brooklyn will already be out of your comfort zone
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Wed, Oct 21 2020, 9:59 pm
are you sure making the move is necessary?
Can you just move further out in brooklyn?
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Wed, Oct 21 2020, 11:35 pm
I left brooklyn after living there for 9 years and I didn’t look back once.
I moved to Long Island where everything is more expensive than Brooklyn besides the housing. I’ll give up being able to run to the corner store to buy milk for an actual detached house with yard and my very own driveway and parking in front of my house that is always available for me.
Also I am part of a community here which is super nice and I didn’t have that in brooklyn.
I had no family in Brooklyn so that was no issue for me. Most people that I know live in Brooklyn because family is there and that is very big deal and makes the decision to leave much harder!
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Thu, Oct 22 2020, 9:01 pm
I don’t live in Brooklyn, but Lakewood, and my family is in both Brooklyn and Lakewood.
I have not felt comfortable where we live now all this time... and obviously several more reasons we are planning to move away. But I'm not sure I can handle being too far from family.
I'd love to transplant all my people and conveniences with me, lol.
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