WORLDJun 8 · 09:15 UTCBUSINESS INSIDEROlivia Christensen ([email protected])

I moved to Europe in hopes of a better life. Now I'm here making 67,000 Euros a year — I still feel worthless.

A 25-year-old reader moved to the Netherlands from their home country, working in tech sales and earning 67,000 Euros annually but feels unable to afford a desired lifestyle due to high expenses. They express frustration over not achieving financial goals and compare themselves to peers who can travel and socialize freely.

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