After the first third I just skimmed through the rest.
It appears to privileged to me to think “life is too boring”. As far as I know the Austrian passport is strong and it should be possible to safe some money. It should be possible to leave the boring privilege behind and look for an exciting adventure.
The jobs in Europe may be boring, but your boss will pay all hours you worked according to a federal minimum budget at least. And honestly, there are more jobs, than just office, email, computer. Although maybe not an unsecure goldmine or other exciting stuff like living on a dump site, where chemicals might kill you.
Being jobless may be boring, but the government doesn’t let you starve and tries to prevent you living on the street.
Medical and psychological problems? It may take months, but somebody will have a look at least. It’s unlikely someone will chain you up at home… Wait, oh, nevermind, it’s Austria we talk about!
The outside may be boring. Maybe it is, because it’s unlikely you get robbed and raped. Also there are no invisible borders, which one can cross into gang land and never be seen again and there are no mines laying around.
I understand that it can feel mundane to live a relatively secure life.
Also I think, a lot of struggling people out there, with exciting lifes, unsure if they’ll make this year, month, week, day, long for a boring life.
It read like the author is looking for some adventure, expecting society to provide the adventure for them, instead of looking for themselves.
After the first third I just skimmed through the rest.
It appears to privileged to me to think “life is too boring”. As far as I know the Austrian passport is strong and it should be possible to safe some money. It should be possible to leave the boring privilege behind and look for an exciting adventure.
The jobs in Europe may be boring, but your boss will pay all hours you worked according to a federal minimum budget at least. And honestly, there are more jobs, than just office, email, computer. Although maybe not an unsecure goldmine or other exciting stuff like living on a dump site, where chemicals might kill you.
Being jobless may be boring, but the government doesn’t let you starve and tries to prevent you living on the street.
Medical and psychological problems? It may take months, but somebody will have a look at least. It’s unlikely someone will chain you up at home… Wait, oh, nevermind, it’s Austria we talk about!
The outside may be boring. Maybe it is, because it’s unlikely you get robbed and raped. Also there are no invisible borders, which one can cross into gang land and never be seen again and there are no mines laying around.
I understand that it can feel mundane to live a relatively secure life.
Also I think, a lot of struggling people out there, with exciting lifes, unsure if they’ll make this year, month, week, day, long for a boring life.
It read like the author is looking for some adventure, expecting society to provide the adventure for them, instead of looking for themselves.