How do people leave small towns? It's literally impossible

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Stop wanting to live in the city

I left.

>Decided to move to new city
>Found roommate who also wanted to move to new city
>Saved up a bunch of money
>found place
>moved
>lived off money until I found a job

Not that hard Anon. Don't delude yourself into thinking things will be better just because its a new place. If things weren't working out at home its likely on you. If you move to a new city you are starting from scratch, for better or worse.

>>35750952
It's 2000 people but it's rural but it's not there's no city anywhere and it's nothing but fields but there's like small hamlets around and mine is the only really small one so I have a few neighbors but 0 stores

>>35750977
Did you have a car thoigh? I don't know if my sanity can take long enough to save up fucking thousands and then who even knows if I fail I come back stuck again and just wasted months and thousands of dollars

>>35751028
I had one. I sold it when I moved to the city because there is a train station 5 minutes from my house, the drivers here are terrible, and cars are expensive and I needed the money

>>35751047
Could I do it if I found a job really fast and could just pay for a room with whatever money I have before I get my check

>>35751065
Thats what I said I did. I saved enough to have a fairly comfortable pillow while I looked for a job

>>35750929
Stay. City life sucks so much. Am close to killing myself because of it.

>>35751362
WHat if I do it with the bare minimum of money

>>35751418
Save up until you have some more. I'm talking at least a couple months rent and necessities like groceries. It took me almost two months until I found a job.

Unrelated since I grew up in a suburb of dallas.

>lived there my whole life
>had relatively shit upbringing which led to shit teenage years which led to shit attitude and depression
>know nothing else but this city so stay as those grow up around me
>want to leave but can't leave
>came to the conclusion that there was nothing here but pain and tragedy
>found job in suburb of Chicago after graduation (went to uni near dallas)
>didn't like it and had a shit time but job was great
>moved to North Carolina (changed role at same company)
>better but boring ass city
>moved again to Northern California
>much better than anywhere I've been but still not perfect
>visit folks in dallas and get the same painful feelings even for short stays

Tbqh moving is a huge huge huge relief when you get the balls to step out of the comfort zone