How Far Would You Move To For Love? Leaving Everything Behind U For Ever? ( Archived) (29)

i would not care where the love of my life was i would go to her.i would be leaving nothing that could not be moved or rebuilt
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I posted on some other thread already, that I would move to any place for love.
It might be because my parents emmigrated too, left family and friends.

It is so much easier these days though, sure the tickets might not be cheap, but if you want to see your family and old friends, you could do that anytime.

And you could still go back. I have a friend who fell in love with a man in California. She moved there, but felt lonely pretty soon, because he has been out working all day and she had no job. She told him how sad she was and they both decided to go back to Germany. They are very happy now. Got married and are planning on children now. She met him on a vacation. You never know where the one is waiting.

When I was a little girl and that famous question always came up..."What do you want to be when you grow up?" I always gave the same answer. A BUM. When they'd laugh at that and tell me a girl gouldn't be a BUM, then I'd say okay, then a GYPSY. The adults seemed okay with that. To me they were the same, they got to go to fun and different place, carreied everything they owned with them, and could leave at a mement's notice. I guess you could say that dream is still living in my heart because when I saw this thread I didn't even have to think about it before I though YES, YES I"D MOVE - ANY DISTANCE EVEN. Can you hear the excitement in my voice. I'd of course have to take a few prize possessions with me, and phonecards to be able to stay in touch with my family who I love and adore but to begin aknew with what may be one of the memorable true loves of my life - YEAH I wouldn't miss it for the world.

Distance... I hand't given it as much thought as the priginator. Perhaps I should get the paperwork going on getting my first ever passport as you knver know which way the winds may blow this gypsy girl.

Thanks for starting a thread that just has so many possibilities associated with it. Now you've got me thinking about trips I always planned to take when

I don't think any of us could leave "everything behind for ever" unless you either never had family, nor friends. I wouldn't do the forever thing. I have already given the long distance thing a go, once to Manchester England and the last Budapest, Hungary. And as the lovely Ninive puts it, you never know where love is waiting and the world is getting to be a smaller place. The way I see it, if you don't go, then you'll never know.

only you know how you really feel.....everyone has an opinion about what would be right for them or what they would do.......dont let fear stop you from having a great life.......no matter what you decide.....dont go back and say well I should have done this or that take it day and move forward........I would move almost anywhere personally but my children are grown except for one who is 16 and he has an adventurous soul like I do.........so if you can feel at peace with the person.......I would not worry about distance....but that is only me....and this is all about you..........forever is a long time......almost nothing is forever.....life is all about change

that puts me in a good position as my family has passed on long time ago so i have no ties anywhere so to speak.where she is ,is where i will be

For the right person, I'd live in a box in Antarctica! LOL Ok, maybe not (I hate being cold), but I'd probably be willing to live in a box if it was in Ireland or Scotland.

All kidding aside, I just moved to Kentucky a couple of years ago and just bought my first house last summer, so I'd rather not leave just yet. BUT I would be willing to relocate for that one thing I've always wanted.

I'll agree with Tumpa that there's no "leaving everything behind forever" if you have any friends or family, but I get what you're going for, Coyoteman. My answer is, as far as necessary.

i would meet them in the middle if i love someone enough to move my whole life for them they should be willing to do the same for me otherwise it isnt worth it so i would meet them in the middle where ever that might be

I agree with you...there are times when I want to pack up and leave it all behind and start over. However with the kids it makes it a bit more difficult. It can still be done, but it takes more planning than hitting the highway with whatever fits in the trunk of the car and stopping when you feel like it.

If the situation was right I think I might make that move, even though everyone else might think i am crazy!

I wouldn't be able to move. With kids, my own house, a great job. I would have to meet someone close to here