u/Affectionate-Cry4096

Recently, I got my Australian student visa. But honestly, deep down, I still feel drawn toward the USA. I know I probably should have tried for the US earlier, but my sisters, and brother who live there told me that things are very difficult right now because of Trump-era and the overall situation for international students. Some students even depend heavily on their parents for rent, food, and even tuition fee . Doing job illegal was risky

Because of that, I decided to apply to Australia instead, and thankfully I got my visa. Still, I can’t completely ignore this strong urge to go to the USA. I don’t even fully know why. Maybe it’s because I grew up watching so many American TV shows, movies, YouTube videos, TikToks, and online content where everything seemed centered around the US. Sometimes I wonder if I’m being crazy for feeling this way even after getting my Australian visa,

Help me get rid of this unrealistic obsession with the USA😭

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u/Affectionate-Cry4096 — 6 days ago

Recently, I got my Australian student visa. But honestly, deep down, I still feel drawn toward the USA. I know I probably should have tried for the US earlier, but my parents, sisters, and brothers who live there told me that things are very difficult right now because of Trump-era policies and the overall situation for international students. Some students even depend heavily on their parents for rent, food, and tuition support.

Because of that, I decided to apply to Australia instead, and thankfully I got my visa. Still, I can’t completely ignore this strong urge to go to the USA. I don’t even fully know why. Maybe it’s because I grew up watching so many American TV shows, movies, YouTube videos, TikToks, and online content where everything seemed centered around the US.

Sometimes I wonder if I’m being crazy for feeling this way even after getting my Australian visa.

Help me to get rid of this unrealistic obsession with USA 😭

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u/Affectionate-Cry4096 — 6 days ago
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Recently, I got my Australian student visa. But honestly, deep down, I still feel drawn toward the USA. I know I probably should have tried for the US earlier, but my sisters, and Sathi, dai hru who live there told me that things are very difficult right now because of Trump-era and the overall situation for international students. Some students even depend heavily on their parents for rent, food, and even tuition fee . Doing job illegal was risky

Because of that, I decided to apply to Australia instead, and thankfully I got my visa. Still, I can’t completely ignore this strong urge to go to the USA. I don’t even fully know why. Maybe it’s because I grew up watching so many American TV shows, movies, YouTube videos, TikToks, and online content where everything seemed centered around the US. Sometimes I wonder if I’m being crazy for feeling this way even after getting my Australian visa, My consultancy was telling me that Australia Jana manxay marxan ,But I don't know manai xaina mali ..

Help me get rid of this unrealistic obsession with the USA😭

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u/Affectionate-Cry4096 — 6 days ago