Alternating between two different HA locations

[Lucas88]

If you had enough passive income to live 100% freely and without having to rely on any form of employment, would any of you alternate between two HA locations? Maybe spring and summer in one place and autumn and winter in another?

My option 1 would be six months of the year in one of Colombia's temperate highland cities and the other six months in Valencia, Spain. Colombia is an absolutely beautiful country with the perfect climate in certain regions, great biodiversity, a truly vivacious social culture and some of the hottest women ever. Valencia is an absolute gem of a city and will always have a special place in my heart. It is safe, not too expensive by European standards, and has amazing architecture and a vibrant Mediterranean culture. I'm always torn between Valencia and Latin America. I would probably spend autumn and winter in Valencia and the rest of the year in Colombia. Autumn is nice in those Mediterranean coastal cities. Moreover. I'd be able to avoid the Spanish summer which has a hotter average high than the likes of Medellín and can become oppressive at times.

My option 2 would be six months of the year in Colombia and the other six months in my hometown in the UK. I absolutely hate the UK but I often feel bad about abandoning my family and @Pixel--Dude for long periods of time. My parents, my brother and favorite uncle live in the same town. Pixel--Dude is unable to move abroad due to parental obligations. Of course, there are family pets too. My hometown isn't bad like many other parts of the UK. It is mostly peaceful, surrounded by nature, perfectly livable and even has it own charm. The only problem is that it's quite boring with not much to do other than "pub culture" and most of the people are f'n' bumpkins! Still, it's much better than the cities which are ugly to the extreme and completely unbearable. I could never live in a British city. In fact, I think that my humble hometown of 15,000 people is the only place in the UK where I could live. There might not be many hot chicks or a vivacious social culture like in Latin America and Spain, but videogames and old-school pro-wrestling events would get me through the 6 month period until I return to Colombia.

What about you guys? What HA location combo would you choose even if your answers are merely hypothetical?

[gsjackson]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

[Tsar]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

How do you meet females in Bucharest or Romania? Assuming that I go to Romania.

[Yohan]

If you had enough passive income to live 100% freely and without having to rely on any form of employment, would any of you alternate between two HA locations? Maybe spring and summer in one place and autumn and winter in another?
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What about you guys? What HA location combo would you choose even if your answers are merely hypothetical?

Many people (clearly the vast majority are men) from Europe are doing this.

I met many of them, often from Scandinavia but also from some other countries in Europe, who stay 5 months in Thailand, but spend 7 months in their own nation to keep their rights - like access to medical care, pension rights....also met a few people from Canada, about same situation

The borderline is 180 days, to be less than 180 days in most countries you are still a tourist, often even visafree - while to stay more than 180 days in your own native country make you are resident with full rights to any services provided by the state and you can also work something to save some money and to qualify for a retirement allowance when you are passing 65 to avoid old age poverty.

I am doing the same, now I have a fairly good retirement allowance from Europe, but live in Japan as a resident and spend about 4 months or so in Thailand and about up to 2 months somewhere else (Cambodia, Malaysia, Philippines).

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However it should be noticed, that such a life-style - which is nice and I enjoy it - costs you also some money for air-fare and also for additional housing - you need a second home or rent a room etc. - you cannot live for several months just out of a suitcase...and then move over and live again out of a suitcase.

Many Scandinavian people I met keep in their own countries a small condo-unit and also bought a condominium in Thailand.

However keep always in mind, you have to pay some maintenance fees for your room and taxes and also insurance etc. regardless if you are living there for 5 months, 7 months or 12 months....

Winter is cold in Scandinavia and in Canada too, and those people told me what they spend for heating in their own countries justifies the expenses for a condo unit in warm Thailand and to move over during the cold season.

[WilliamSmith]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

@gsjackson
Good for you! That's awesome, per your preference for Europe and European women, but as one based hardcore anti-vaxxer to another, I have to throw in a little pro-African sentiment here:
* ahem *

[galii]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

@gsjackson
Good for you! That's awesome, per your preference for Europe and European women, but as one based hardcore anti-vaxxer to another, I have to throw in a little pro-African sentiment here:
* ahem *

dude you are a misinformation machine

IN SHORT: A tweet that claims only 6% of the African population is vaccinated against Covid is false. The actual figure, according to the World Health Organisation, is 21%.

[WilliamSmith]

If you had enough passive income to live 100% freely and without having to rely on any form of employment, would any of you alternate between two HA locations? Maybe spring and summer in one place and autumn and winter in another?
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What about you guys? What HA location combo would you choose even if your answers are merely hypothetical?

@Lucas88
HELL YES! That's actually already been a big part of my plans for quite awhile. When I first committed to "getting out of dodge" in the early 2020s, I was even still considering Japan (which does not allow dual citizenship), but a mixture of escalating personal romances + research thanks to the HA philosophy led to some big bombshells:
With a few honorable exceptions like maybe Hungary and parts of Eastern Europe, the black Africans are the only ones (IMO) who are doing really effective work to protect their nations against the global plague of homosexuality.
However, both small islands and my favorite African nations have some vulnerability to potential subversion, but also many of them allow multiple passports / dual/multiple citizenship, so I think it's common sense for me to hope I can drop anchor in one, but always have options on at least a few more.

I originally looked into the Caribbean and Latin America thinking about where might be the best place to stack the deck in favor of my theoretic family if I got my favorite girlfriend knocked up (LOL), since the jewnited states is a completely evil cesspool run by perverted warmongering satanic globohomo jews at this point, but after researching it a lot, I personally ruled out Latin America, and decided I liked certain islands.

But then I got into sailing too, which put an even bigger emphasis on multiple HA locations:
I'm not a spineless coward and not totally "risk averse," but black men in both the Caribbean and my favorite countries in Africa tend to drive as though they haven't forgotten that "it's a man's world" (vs the Chinese who drive like lunatics who just broke out of the looney bin during a full moon), and I didn't really want to get pulverized in a heap of twisted steel, palm trees, and any farm animals or pedestrians that may've wandered into the street when my friends were behind the wheel swerving around all over the place in the wrong lane of the road (though to be fair they're often only in the wrong lane because the roads are full of potholes, even if we dont' see eye-to-eye on the speedometer)...
I didn't really want to get my own car down there either, since I'm infamous for "defensive" driving even when I was one of the PNW guys with a good sized 3/4 ton truck on the road, so I started looking into sailing as a way to avoid having to drive in my favorite HA countries............. and got totally hooked so much that it's becoming a new way of life for me, including living aboard a boat fulltime.

But the final clincher on the thing is that if I'm in the islands, then the fury of nature may well leave no choice if you own a boat:
Hurricanes make landfall on a lot of the islands (and that has increased in recent years so that even some former havens south of the usual danger zone more or less south of the Grenadines have been hit), so you either need to get your boat stored on land, or else bolt down south somewhere below the hurricane belt to try to find a haven. So that doesn't require citizenship, of course, but definitely makes it a big yes for me on alternating between multiple locations.

[WilliamSmith]

dude you are a misinformation machine

That's quite the compliment, coming from an irritating kike pest like you!

IN SHORT: A tweet that claims only 6% of the African population is vaccinated against Covid is false. The actual figure, according to the World Health Organisation, is 21%.

Wow, that's REALLY impressive that you cited the globo-ZOG's W.H.O.!
Wow!!!
I'm REALLY impressed.

But even with the situation escalating as the international ZOG pushes its death shots, only 21% vaxxed with the jew megacorp clotshots is still pretty damn good compared with how much kiked white, asian, and jewish maginas and vax lemmings have let themselves get vaxxed!
The high vax rates in a lot of the EU/ZOG and Asian and Latin American nations are way, way higher.
But hopefully (and likely, I'd guess), it's probably mostly non-black towel-heads in North Africa, and whites and kikes in shitholes like South Africa who took the larger proportion of shots....

I'm truly living a charmed life that I love blacks so much, LOL. (Until they burn me to death in a petrol-soaked tire, hack me with machetes, or gun me down in the streets... but hey, it's a man's world and a man has to accept solid risk vs reward tradeoffs if you want to live a genuinely fulfilling life with people you really care about.)

[galii]

dude you are a misinformation machine

That's quite the compliment, coming from an irritating kike pest like you!

IN SHORT: A tweet that claims only 6% of the African population is vaccinated against Covid is false. The actual figure, according to the World Health Organisation, is 21%.

Wow, that's REALLY impressive that you cited the globo-ZOG's W.H.O.!
Wow!!!
I'm REALLY impressed.

But even with the situation escalating as the international ZOG pushes its death shots, only 21% vaxxed with the jew megacorp clotshots is still pretty damn good compared with how much kiked white, asian, and jewish maginas and vax lemmings have let themselves get vaxxed!
The high vax rates in a lot of the EU/ZOG and Asian and Latin American nations are way, way higher.
But hopefully (and likely, I'd guess), it's probably mostly non-black towel-heads in North Africa, and whites and kikes in shitholes like South Africa who took the larger proportion of shots....

I'm truly living a charmed life that I love blacks so much, LOL. (Until they burn me to death in a petrol-soaked tire, hack me with machetes, or gun me down in the streets... but hey, it's a man's world and a man has to accept solid risk vs reward tradeoffs if you want to live a genuinely fulfilling life with people you really care about.)

At least this time you own your misinformation. The rest is just mental craziness but you know that yourself already.

[gsjackson]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

How do you meet females in Bucharest or Romania? Assuming that I go to Romania.

Strike up conversations, obviously. All the ones in your target age group speak English and are usually friendly enough. You get a very odd mixed bag of results from older ones who either don't speak it at all or aren't comfortable speaking it.

[Tsar]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

How do you meet females in Bucharest or Romania? Assuming that I go to Romania.

Strike up conversations, obviously. All the ones in your target age group speak English and are usually friendly enough. You get a very odd mixed bag of results from older ones who either don't speak it at all or aren't comfortable speaking it.

Yes, but how could I go up to an 18 or 19 year old girl and randomly talk with her? Also, some girls look 18 but are actually younger, and I wouldn't be comfortable approaching a girl that's under 18 in a public place and asking her out sometime.

I would need to be charismatic enough and impress both the girl and her friend. I haven't tried cold approaching since my first year of college. That was almost half a lifetime ago. I started handing out notes to girls to avoid having to talk.

Would giving notes work?

Most girls always seem busy with friends or busy going somewhere.

That's why I haven't ever wanted to actually talk with girls anywhere.

1. I need to impress her friend.
2. Interrupt her at a mall or sidewalk. She's going somewhere or shopping with friends.
3. I'm not charismatic or a smoothe talker. I can't speak well.
4. She probably has a boyfriend. Almost all girls have a boyfriend when they're 18 years old. Most men will specifically choose 18 as the minimum age for a young girlfriend but not go any lower. This effectively means 18 years old is more popular than other ages.
5. I don't think most girls would automatically give me much of a chance unless they had incentives to do so and I start out not desiring them, so I make it seem like I liked them later. There would also be an age difference. She would need to be okay with that.

I am very anxious about speaking with people anywhere. I wanted to buy I tell myself reasons why I shouldn't and also that I would just humiliate myself and get rejected if I do.

Maybe you can give me some tips so I feel less anxious?

@MarcosZeitola How about you? Do you have any tips for me?

[Voyager1]

How do you meet females in Bucharest or Romania? Assuming that I go to Romania.

How are things going for you there? Why are you so secretive? Are you renting a room or apartment?

How is the food there? Any pics to share?

[WilliamSmith]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

How do you meet females in Bucharest or Romania? Assuming that I go to Romania.

Strike up conversations, obviously. All the ones in your target age group speak English and are usually friendly enough. You get a very odd mixed bag of results from older ones who either don't speak it at all or aren't comfortable speaking it.

Hmmm, @gsjackson's name wasn't on the list of those of us recently named by @Outcast9428 and @HappyGuy lately as potential "Fed larpers" or "agents" endeavoring to "subvert the right," but I see both gsjackson and I have now openly stated our preference for directly approaching good looking women. Are you Tradcon types going to let this pass?
On at least a few occasions I've noticed Outcast trying to say striking up conversations with women "doesn't work," in addition to Mercer assuring us that all such notions and also the entire field of self-improvement are "scams."
(Not that I was never saying you can't get women via social circle or church/community-related networks, dating apps, night life, etc, though. Whatever works for you to get the ladies into your life.)

[gsjackson]

I've more or less been doing it since 2009 -- most of the year in the U.S., at least three months (and as many as 14) in Europe. And I'm giving thought to doing it full-time in HA-caliber locations -- six months in Bulgaria and six months next door in Romania (the two lowest jab compliance countries in Europe). The cost of living would be lower by getting a Bulgaria visa and staying there all the time, but Bucharest is the best place I've been for females.

How do you meet females in Bucharest or Romania? Assuming that I go to Romania.

Strike up conversations, obviously. All the ones in your target age group speak English and are usually friendly enough. You get a very odd mixed bag of results from older ones who either don't speak it at all or aren't comfortable speaking it.

Yes, but how could I go up to an 18 or 19 year old girl and randomly talk with her? Also, some girls look 18 but are actually younger, and I wouldn't be comfortable approaching a girl that's under 18 in a public place and asking her out sometime.

I would need to be charismatic enough and impress both the girl and her friend. I haven't tried cold approaching since my first year of college. That was almost half a lifetime ago. I started handing out notes to girls to avoid having to talk.

Would giving notes work?

Most girls always seem busy with friends or busy going somewhere.

That's why I haven't ever wanted to actually talk with girls anywhere.

1. I need to impress her friend.
2. Interrupt her at a mall or sidewalk. She's going somewhere or shopping with friends.
3. I'm not charismatic or a smoothe talker. I can't speak well.
4. She probably has a boyfriend. Almost all girls have a boyfriend when they're 18 years old. Most men will specifically choose 18 as the minimum age for a young girlfriend but not go any lower. This effectively means 18 years old is more popular than other ages.
5. I don't think most girls would automatically give me much of a chance unless they had incentives to do so and I start out not desiring them, so I make it seem like I liked them later. There would also be an age difference. She would need to be okay with that.

I am very anxious about speaking with people anywhere. I wanted to buy I tell myself reasons why I shouldn't and also that I would just humiliate myself and get rejected if I do.

Maybe you can give me some tips so I feel less anxious?

@MarcosZeitola How about you? Do you have any tips for me?

At some point you're going to have to put aside all the planning and theorizing and actually talk to a girl. Or not. There's no way to overcome your anxiety other than to do it a few times. It's not unexpected in a place like Romania, where women are still mostly women, and the men are, in my opinion, not by and large the most strenuous competition you could face. Remember what I told you years ago -- to get with women you need to -- as soon as possible -- lock eyes, get inside her personal space and keep your mouth shut. Conversation should be for the purpose of getting you to that position as soon as possible. If your rap isn't smooth, neither is theirs because they're speaking in a second language. So speak the universal language of physical attraction.

Why would you rule out going to bars? The places are designed for these kinds of interactions, and in Europe they aren't populated mainly by lowlifes like in the U.S. Since you aren't driving you can get sloshed with impunity and roll on up to any chicks who strike your fancy.

The alternative is to develop a social circle -- join organizations, make friends and such, and hope a girl you like materializes naturally in this environment and you hit it off. But here also you have to actually talk to people a bit. Not much, just a little bit and then do a lot of listening. They'll think you're smart. And as I told you before, if you want to develop a social circle, a good way to start (and save money) is to scrap your privacy concerns and stay in a hostel.