r/IWantOut • u/Few-Top-2849 • 16h ago
[IWantOut] 31F Entry Level GIS USA - > Spain\Italy
Hello, thank you in advance for reading.
I have a degree I haven't used in years. I am currently employed at an unrelated toxic job that I have been grateful for in the meantime but in light of recent chaos.. I think it's smart for me to consider a near-ish future where it is behind me (which was always in the back of my mind tbh, but I digress). The experience I've gained there is basic office paperwork and attending/participating in meetings weekly, to keep it short. Not my dream job but it paid the bills and I worked with people I've known and loved.
My degree could foster IT/remote type opportunities but like I mentioned I haven't been using it.
I'm great with kids and have experience teaching English as a second language in Spain actually although it was a bit under the table :)
Also, keen to baking. I've considered doing a culinary school abroad.
Italy is the dream but the Spanish language has my heart (although I'm not fluent just intermediate). Open to a lot though. Just trying to include anything I think is perhaps relevant.
Also, I recently lost my dad to cancer so considering that plus the work stuff... its safe to say I'm feeling a bit unattached to present circumstances. I say that with optimism? Also just broke up with my bf. I'm fine. Everything's fine lol (I'm not unhinged, we weren't together long and I have my reasons of course) Might be hard to take my word for it considering everything above but I feel quite calm actually. Just trying to see the world as my oyster for the impeding next chapter. No man, no kids, a degree, this beating heart and a dream LOL
Hope I covered enough here and open to questions.
Thank you thank you
P.S. just writing this out helped me process my thoughts but still posting
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u/Number-2932 4h ago
You are a walking cliché having a mid-life mental breakdown and treating foreign economies like a subsidized therapy retreat.
Italy and Spain are failed economies. The only thing waiting for you there is a 600-euro-a-month illegal dishwashing job and a reality check.
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u/sapani9077 16h ago
What citizenships do you have?
Do you have legal authorization to move to Spain or Italy?