What's the best place for a single white non-trans male to live comfortably on $1000/mo? Preferably not with unbearable humidity
What's the best place for a single white non-trans male to live comfortably on $1000/mo?
What's the best place for a single white non-trans male to live comfortably on $1000/mo? Preferably not with unbearable humidity
$1000 is kinda tough outside SEA, and even with SEA you are barely cutting it. There are cooler places up in the mountains of India and SEA where it doesn't get crazy hot if weather is a concern.
You getting govt. gibs or something?
All of SEA is humid as fuck according to the Koppen classification.
Maybe Chile, or southern and western Argentina?
Not everywhere, there are mountainous areas which are temperate in summer and freezing in winter - at that point its not so bad to go to the lowlands for more bearable weather.
1000 a month? Take some of that white pride and put it into a career, Jesus Christ that's pathetic.
>pathetic
To you maybe, but not for the guy who can find happiness and contentment with so little.
>That's an excuse. The very fact the question of "where can I even live, being this broke" is being asked, proves that there is neither happiness nor contentment.
Doesn't mean there aren't other people who have found both on a similar budget, nor does it mean he's incapable of joining them.
Who are you quoting?
No one, just accidentally pressed ">"
How about you accidentally quit being a little bitch
I get the 1000/mo for free. If i can comfortably live somewhere I enjoy without working at all, why would I not want to explore that possibility
what does free mean, because to me it sounds like you're a fucking leech
Kouvola, Finland.
That's very little money, even in a shithole country. Expatriating isn't worth it if your purchasing power doesn't give you a better life. I'd honestly prefer to stay in the U.S. and try to survive around my family than go become poor in another country.
Small town in Uruguay or Argentina. That's less than the median household income but more than the median salary (country wise). In a small city you would be fine. I hope you do like a humble life, though.