Have you ever had to move?

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InnerRebellion

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Just curious, guys. Have you ever had to move? More specifically, have you ever had to deal with a drastic move?

I'm curious because I found out I may be moving. My father recently lost the Selectman race (kind of like a city council, but for much smaller towns) in my town, and my mother is not happy about this. We live in a town in which, if your family hasn't been here since who knows when, you're treated like an outcast. That is exactly how our family is treated, and one of the reasons my father's opponent verbally pressured people into not supporting him (threatening to make sure they lose jobs, permits, etc.).

My mother, being an anti-political woman, is outraged at how this town works. Just an hour ago, she went off on a tangent, ranting about how mistreated we are, especially my sister, who is borderline autistic, and my highly dyslexic brother. Now, I don't specifically agree with her, but these are her main reasons for wanting to move: Corrupt politics, and horrible education.

As for me, I do not want to move. I moved around a lot for the first three years of my life, and despite the many flaws of my town, I've grown attached to it. I have multiple reasons for not wanting to leave; first of all being my friends. I have trust issues, and making friends is not easy for me. Second of all, my desire to write and teach was founded here, and I can't just tear myself away from the source of my dreams. Lastly, the girl that I've been in love with for a long period of time is going to be here, without better knowledge of how I feel(mainly because I'm too big of a coward to tell her.
 

Sleekgiant

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Yes, about five times now, oh boy I sure love packing up my things and leaving everyone I know/sarcasm durr
 

barbzilla

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I moved about constantly when I was younger, and even now that I am on my own I find myself moving more than I really want to. At this point I have moved so much that all of my stuff fits into my van (short my furniture which goes into the uhaul). Aside from the aggravation of actually moving your stuff moving can be fun. If you are younger you get to reinvent yourself. Make yourself into the person you want to be, or the person you think you would have fun being. It will feel awkward at first, but it takes over fast. As an adult you get to explore new cities and restaurants.
 

easternflame

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Seven times, seven. I'm no stranger to moving although now, I've been living in this place for 6 years and I'm not moving anytime soon
 

X10J

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InnerRebellion said:
Just curious, guys. Have you ever had to move? More specifically, have you ever had to deal with a drastic move?

I'm curious because I found out I may be moving. My father recently lost the Selectman race (kind of like a city council, but for much smaller towns) in my town, and my mother is not happy about this. We live in a town in which, if your family hasn't been here since who knows when, you're treated like an outcast. That is exactly how our family is treated, and one of the reasons my father's opponent verbally pressured people into not supporting him (threatening to make sure they lose jobs, permits, etc.).

My mother, being an anti-political woman, is outraged at how this town works. Just an hour ago, she went off on a tangent, ranting about how mistreated we are, especially my sister, who is borderline autistic, and my highly dyslexic brother. Now, I don't specifically agree with her, but these are her main reasons for wanting to move: Corrupt politics, and horrible education.

As for me, I do not want to move. I moved around a lot for the first three years of my life, and despite the many flaws of my town, I've grown attached to it. I have multiple reasons for not wanting to leave; first of all being my friends. I have trust issues, and making friends is not easy for me. Second of all, my desire to write and teach was founded here, and I can't just tear myself away from the source of my dreams. Lastly, the girl that I've been in love with for a long period of time is going to be here, without better knowledge of how I feel(mainly because I'm too big of a coward to tell her.
Yea, moving is tough. Try to stay in touch with friends, you can return if you're so attached to the town, and for the love of your preferred deity rectify the bold text (this unrequited love bit is getting old).

And for your sister: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGJ8Eos_6u0
 

Armored Prayer

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Only once but I was only a year old so I have no memory of the event.

We moved form a crowded apartment complex in a city, to a suburban townhouse in a small town. We are much happier with our second house.
 

VaudevillianVeteran

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When I was younger we moved up in the world, so to speak, out of a cheap flat into a semi-posh bungalow. The move was only 5 minutes away or so though. I can kind of sympathize but we haven't made a drastic move, sorry.