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.
Ok, I'll admit that stereotypes make for some pretty funny jokes, but let's get just a little bit serious for a moment and try to dispel a few myths. Not that I want to get insufferably heavy here. Humor is most definitely welcome. I'm just hoping we can learn something about each other and broaden our horizons. It's such a kick, isn't it? ;)
I hear people laughing about online dating all the time. They think it's crazy, because the other person could be LYING TO YOU. And I always respond by pointing out that the people you meet in the so-called "real world" can lie to you AND they can try to get into your pants right away. Sorry, but I think it's better to talk for a while first.
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RE: How Far Would You Move To For Love? Leaving Everything Behind U For Ever?
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.