[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i've lived in several different countries over the years. Never hated any of them. Places do not define happiness or "hate". The experience you have is purely related to the people you are with at the moment in time that you are there.

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[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I wonder if his children will agree with you when they grow up without a dad in their lives The wife can threaten him with no access to his kids all she likes, the courts however would not let her do that without very good reason

Yeah and, obviously I don't know all of the facts of this situation, but I can't imagine moving across the world will help his case when it comes to access to his children. So it seems an odd move.

[lostalex]

Most countries are big enough that even if you hate the town you live in, you can find some place in the country that you like, and have people that are like minded and you can have a good life. I guess that would be much more difficult in a very tiny country like an island or something though.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by lostalex

Most countries are big enough that even if you hate the town you live in, you can find some place in the country that you like, and have people that are like minded and you can have a good life. I guess that would be much more difficult in a very tiny country like an island or something though.

I agree with this Alex.