re: #368 ProTARDISLiberal

You’re extrapolating straight to the worst case scenario, which is that you could never find a job that would allow you to settle down. I don’t believe that would be the case.

However, it could give you the opportunity to get the experience that you need to pursue jobs that are currently out of your reach due to the experience requirements.

My husband quit grad school and moved to Japan instead. He lived there for two and a half years before coming back to the states and he’s currently owned this house for 17 years. Nothing says moving now commits you to moving all the time for the rest of your life, unless you do it by joining the military. But I think we’re both allergic to that concept, so…