>>22474>>22475There is no future in Brazil, this place is near the top 5 worst places to live in, but since I've been lucky enough to be born into the top 10% of the populace (not that hard of an achievement) I'll make use of it to try my best leaving and mixing into any other culture than the ones for faggots that I was born to.
>>22474>is nearly impossible to save money on a venezuelan tier inflation rate plus bad purchase power.But not impossible, just nearly. I've met (digitally) a venezuelan friend who made it to Spain, still remember him, he used to make jokes about an ukrainian friend of mine during the war and this one used to get so pissed about it kek.
>>22475I don't really mind discrimination (unless it means I'm facing being homeless) because I know the price of being an foreigner into a well-built country, I'd do the same too if I were a citizen there, though I am catholic, so it really depends. Taxes are not a problem considering how much we are already taxed, in fact, there is actually a video about how a brazilian candy has 50% the price it has around here, Brazil is a JOKE. I don't really care about cars in a place where you mostly don't need them, and its not like I like them at all. Seeing other people's cultures and seeing that they can be proud of it is fascinating, its sad that I could not experience this at first glance, so I like reading about other people's cultures and habits. Lastly, I'd love to see snow one day. I'll search more about conditions and other things, so thank you both for answering to my post.