Americans in Europe: Lonelier Than at Home
Americans in Europe: Lonelier Than at Home Quick read below — save or share if useful. Moving to a new country can be an exciting adventure, full of promise and new experiences. For many Americans, the idea of relocating to Europe holds a romantic allure - picturesque walkable cities, charming outdoor cafes, and a sense of community that can feel lacking in the sprawling suburbs of the United States. However, a recent study has revealed that for some Americans who made the leap across the pond, the reality was not quite as dreamy as they had hoped. The study, which surveyed 847 families who had moved from the U.S. to various countries in Europe, found that a surprising number of expats reported feeling lonelier and more isolated than they had ever been back home. While many had expected to find a close-knit community and a sense of belonging in their new surroundings, the reality was often quite different. One of the main reasons cited for this unexpected loneliness was t...
