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22585504 No.22585504 [Reply] [Original]

>In b4 its a shithole and you should move out.

>> No.22585530

go malta

>> No.22585555

I was thinking 2 million after tax. Im not from london.

>> No.22585588

What does "making it" mean in your own terms? My perfect world doesn't necessarily match your own.

>> No.22585723

Enough to buy a nice house in the countryside or a nice small town (one that is not crawling muslim refugees). I would say £3 million at least.

Unfortunately I already jumped ship and moved out of the UK. At least for now. Having dual citizenship (UK and Japan) is pretty convenient.

>> No.22585816

>>22585504
Personally:
> Brought a studio flat, morgage is fully paid
> £600 a month for all expenses including water, electric, food, internet, etc...
> Yearly expenditure for me is currently £7200

As such making it for me would be about £300,000 covering roughly 40 years at my current expenditure with a little extra to cover inflation. Chances are I'd be fine if I made 72,000 then I could spend 10 years living life how I desire before just ending it all if I was still stuck in the UK.

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>>22585816
>I've already made it by your standards
feels good

but enough already I want to actually make it. I've waited nearly 3 years now, I'm done. moon to £80 you fucking piece of shit
ITS FUCKING TIME NOW
I WANT TO RELAX AND PLAY CHESS AND WRITE MY BOOK AND FUCK CUTIES

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>> No.22585878

>>22585816
I'm about the same, but I'd like a 2 bed apartment, so let's say £500,000. The only thing is moving back to my shitty hometown feels like I've admitted defeat.

I grew up abroad and have seen much of the world for what it is, calling the UK my home long-term would feel like a defeat, I'd like to live in Canada or Australia for a couple years just to say I tried it.

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I'VE WAITED LONG ENOUGH GOD FUCKING DAMNIT

>> No.22585930
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>>22585504
>>22585530
>>22585555
>>22585588
>>22585723
>>22585816
>>22585816
FUCK YOU ALL!!!!!!!!!

>> No.22586630

>>22585872
Don't spend your entire life chasing a 'make it' amount and forget to live anon. Take time for yourself sooner rather than later.

>>22585878
If moving back to the shitty hometown means you can relax for a while without stress then surely it's worth considering?

>> No.22587222

>>22585723
I thought the Nips force you to choose between the two at a certain age

>> No.22587323

>>22587222
It's more of a suggestion/posturing, when I went to renew my jap passport at the London embassy at the age of 26 they didn't even question it. I think it's due to 2 separate government ministries that deal with immigration/citizenship or some bullshit and the lack of communication or rather, increased level of bureaucracy involved means that they don't even care about it. They literally couldn't care less.

>> No.22587688

>>22587323
What part of Japan? I’m thinking of getting an apartment in Kyoto once coronachan blows over

>> No.22587929

>>22587688
I've lived in Nagoya for 18 months, but next month I'll be moving to Tokyo for a job. Been doing software engineering the whole time, no teaching, thank god.

>> No.22588965

>>22587929
Are you fluent in Japanese? I’ll basically just work on my novels all day and not be in the work force. Is that a problem there or do they like artists?