Boycott US

Online surveys that ask women if they want to leave the United States often produce misleading results for several reasons.

First, these surveys capture wishful thinking rather than actual plans. When people answer an online poll, they respond based on imagination rather than commitment. Saying you want to move to another country is similar to saying you want to live on a beach or work fewer hours. It reflects a fantasy, not a genuine intention.

Second, these surveys attract people who are already dissatisfied or curious about change. This creates a self selected group that does not represent the population as a whole. If someone is bored, stressed, or daydreaming about a different lifestyle, they are more likely to click the poll.

Third, many respondents interpret the question emotionally rather than practically. Wanting to “leave the country” can actually mean wanting a break, wanting adventure, or wanting to travel. It rarely means navigating visas, finding new jobs, learning new languages, or building a life abroad. Travel and exploration are appealing because they offer novelty without long term consequences. True immigration requires commitment that most people never make.

Because of these factors, online polls mainly reveal a desire for change or travel rather than a real plan to emigrate. They reflect mood and curiosity, not a solid decision to leave the country.

truly shocking. Who'd have thunk treating a demographic like shit and taking away all their rights would cause them to leave!?

The real shocker is the number of people who don't.

Yeah, I would too if I went on a road trip across the country and gained and lost human rights as I crossed state borders.

I wouldnt mind moving out of the US.

I have a good American friend here in Germany who has a great chance of getting a permanent status and later citizenship. She's already pretty good at German after 2 years and was offered a permanent local contract. She told me last week she's probably not taking the offer and going back to the US because she earns more and pays less taxes there. I asked about healthcare cost and all she talked about was how contraception was completely free in her american insurance and she has a copay here, how much less taxes she paid and she didn't like how the German law handles paternity issues (it's harder to get out of your obligations if your wife cheated and the kid isn't yours).

It was so weird. So many American women wish they were in her position and all she talked about was going back to the US due to paternity laws and the 10€ copay on her contraception which made her really angry for some reason.

The irony is the Conservatives wanted women's rights removed and have them back at home to make white babies, because they fear the mixed culture. And they may now be left with a country mostly made of men, which will obviously shrink their baby birthing plan.

Weird, I wonder why? 🫠

Can’t imagine why…. So odd…

To anyone who truly feels this way, please consider coming to Australia.

We aren’t perfect, but we will damned sure treat you a lot better than the US has.

Who can blame them?

"Also older women. And younger men. And older men."

If you're educated or have a Department of Labor recognized skilled labor certificate (for example Union Apprenticeship) GTFO of the USA.

Well at least somebody is paying attention.

Makes sense, I'm mostly just trying to determine where to go at this point.

If this is a suprise you're a fucking idiot

Who can blame them? From what I've seen out of young men and the rise of the "red pill" culture, women are more objectified than ever IMO

Saw a Fox News version of this article. The comments were nauseating 🤮

I also want to leave this shithole, there’s nothing good here

Hi folks, I've been living abroad for 15 years-ish. If you're curious about leaving the US, please ask your questions here or in the Travel community.

Living abroad costs about $500 USD per month in most countries.