<prompt> Human: Im 21 years old, and Im trying to figure out what to do as far as my finances go. Im trying to move out of my parents house and live with my fiance. Currently Im a pharmacy technician, though I dont know for how long. It certainly wont be enough to pay the bills without my fiance getting a job as well.Heres where my question comes in. Why should I stay here? Id like to go back to school, but Id be racking up tens of thousands of dollars in student debt and the job prospects are slim once I get out. Id rather move to a country where they subsidize education and I know at least I wont have to worry about drowning in debt for the rest of my life.Theres also medical expenses. Im healthy right now, but who knows what could change in 30-40 years. There are tons of people who go bankrupt in America because of medical expenses. What economic sense does it make to stay in a country where I could go bankrupt at any moment? Id rather move to a country that has universal healthcare and where I know Id be taken care of in a situation like this.This one is more personal. Lately, Ive been reading of people here who work 60-80 hours a week just to make ends meet. That sounds insane and my condolences to you if youre forced to do this. But for me, I know for a fact that I could not do that. I would become manically depressed and see no point in living. I only say this because I know myself very well. 40-50 hours is about all I could handle without losing my sanity. If that makes me lazy in your eyes, well, Im sorry. I cant help how I feel. I feel almost envious of countries where 35 hours a week is the norm and they get mandated 5-6 weeks of vacation a year.In short, I feel like Im in the wrong country. I care more about time than money. I care more about experiences than material possessions. I feel like theres no future here for me but Im not really sure what to do. Is there anyone here who went though something similar or who can give me advice?  <response>: If you really want to leave, you may want to start researching how to do that successfully.But you cant just show up in another country and start workinggoing to school for free. Many other nations have immigration issues just like we do. To become a permanent resident in Canada for example, you have to show liquid assets of around 10,000. Other areas arent all sunshine and rainbows either. Spains youth unemployment rate is something like 40. Many young Italians would vastly prefer to seek work in the US. Canada and Australias housing prices are insane. Id like to go back to school, but Id be racking up tens of thousands of dollars in student debt and the job prospects are slim once I get out.Thats very dependent on your major. A bachelors degree is still going to provide higher earnings and make you more employable in many cases. 