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on 11 Apr 2011
Hi all... For some reason, I've always had this desire to live and work for a while in Moscow, and now it looks like I might be able to organise a teaching job if everything goes well...
I want to know if there are any major, major cons (downsides) to living in Moscow!! Should I go for it?
I want to know if there are any major, major cons (downsides) to living in Moscow!! Should I go for it?
Anonymous (not verified) on 11 Apr 2011 - 12:47
You should definitely go for it!
One con, though... Moscow is a BIG city. Driving is impossible, so I really miss my car over here. It can be a big energy drain, just going out to deal with daily errands.
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Anonymous (not verified) on 24 Jun 2012 - 18:56
It's ugly and it's costly.
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Anonymous (not verified) on 12 Mar 2013 - 02:15
When you walk alone in the park after let's say 9 pm any drunk can easily kick you with the empty beer bottle on the head.
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