I moved to Regional Australia because I thought it would be easier than living in a big city … But here is why it doesn’t work

A young woman struggling with the crisis of the costs of life has revealed how moving to the country for a cheaper lifestyle has failed because there are no jobs available.

Larissa, 28, said that her conception of a hard -working but comfortable life was shattered by the current economic conditions.

She said in one Tap Video life was difficult for people in the twenty and 30 and she often wondered: “What is the point?”

She said that many young Australians had sold the idea that they could go to university, get a diploma and get a good job before they prepared for life.

“And that job is meant to pay for a house and maybe a vacation once a year, and maybe you would have some children,” she said.

“And that is as if you are not happening now and you are a bit like, what is the real point of something?”

Larissa said she thought she had ‘a house with three bedrooms’ at her age and ‘thinks of children and may be successful’ in her career.

The dissatisfied Aussie was interrupted by a sound in the background of the video and said it came from the grandchildren of her landlord because she lived in a ‘small studio’.

“And no, I don’t live in Melbourne or Sydney. I have moved regionally to try to save money and there are no jobs here, “she clarified.

‘Anyway, it just let me review my entire life. Like what am I doing? Do I just have to travel?

‘I am the type of person to plan everything, but I just feel a bit like f *** it. Do I just do what makes me happy? ‘

More than 3,000 users of social media weighed, many say they felt similar impulses.

“We have a doctor and lawyer in the family and they can’t afford houses in Sydney where they work,” a compassionate one.

“I am) in my thirty, I am the best paid person in my extensive family, minimal debt, in safe work and it is miserable,” said another.

“I still can’t buy a house – locally or regionally – so we use money to travel and see the world.”

“That is exactly where we are. We are miserable in Australia at the moment, “wrote a third.

“I am 27 with a diploma and I also live in a studio, work full -time and just spent my Sunday morning searching for weekend work,” a woman agreed.

An Australian woman (above) has become viral after he asked, “What is the point?” of trying to keep up with the costs of living

‘Median wage is $ 75,000 The average rent is more than $ 700 a week. The country is cooked, ‘another added, stating the rent averages of Sydney unit.

Another simple added, “Australia is broken.”

“It’s a minced meat, cask wine future,” another joked.

However, others offered harder advice.

“I am half past seven. I felt like this in the twenties. It is hot in your twenty, “they wrote.

“Do I just have to travel?” There is your problem, “said another.

“If you are 28 and you don’t have at least 80k on your bank account to use as a down payment and / or a career with which you can get a loan of $ 650k, then it’s your fault where you are now 28.”