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Redflame2012

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  1. I know you are afraid of losing love and frightened of living in Waterloo, WI....Sometimes people get caught up in the 'romance' of their situation. You are thinking of the possible impact your decision will have. Nothing wrong with that. I feel it's not that you don't love this person. Its more about can you live where he lives with everything it entails. One 'thing' does not come without the other.

    I agree with someone else' suggestion. If it is possible, spend a few months in Waterloo with your hubby-to-be. Faced with the day-to-day reality of the life there, you can make an informed decision.

    There is nothing wrong with being unsure.

    Good luck to you!

    PS: If your hesitation is more about the 'qualities' of your chap, that is another story. Personally, I wouldn't have to think another second. I'd call it off as this situation is a recipe for disaster.

  2. You know what you need to do. No one can give you advice on this one. Everyone of us have gone through some degree of isolation whilst waiting for our greencards. Can you live in your fiancé's home town? Your 'worry' and 'depression' are red flags. Think carefully. Think very carefully before you quit your job and leave your country. Your future is at stake and if the thought of it brings tears and depression perhaps you need more time to consider your future.

    Good luck!

  3. Hiii All,

    If you live near or in LA, and you're new to the US or lived here for while, please contact me.

    I'm starting a social group for 'ex-pats' - people new to the US or have been here for a while. Females only. Sorry guys! :(

    Redflame :D

    PS: If you have contacted me before or I have contacted you, no need to respond to this post. I'll contact you soon with details for our first meetup coffee morning.

  4. Sabrina,

    It's understandable. I know. I've walked in your footsteps. The important thing is to be sure this is what you want to do. The romance of the situation is different from the reality. You are leaving everything you have ever known - its like walking onto a blank page. However if you are sure, 'don't look back'. Take each day as it comes and see your future as a new adventure. Take it from someone who has been in the US for a little over 5 years.

    I'm starting a 'meetup' group for new 'ex-pats' and 'old' - I wish I could have found one when I came here. This doesn't mean to say I didn't want to make American friends. It's just nice to share experiences with other women, especially as many, like myself, felt quite isolated while waiting to adjust status (ie green card). It's a pity you won't be nearer to my location as I'd invite you to join us.

    Redf.

  5. No one can tell you what to do with your life. You know this. However can you trust this man with the rest of your life and that of any children you may have? When you are alone in a foriegn land, and struggling to adjust, will he be your rock? Don't leave your native home for foriegn shores for someone who is not worthy of your love and trust. But, like I said, it is your choice. Choose wisely. A lifetime is a longtime to be unhappy and trapped in a marriage with children.

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