Dragon100
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Baffles me how many times they just leave everything behind and just take the basics and start again. Those poor kids just have to leave the majority of their toys and start again somewhere else.
Family Fizz #13 C’mon kids, screw getting education! Pack your bags for yet another dream vacation!
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Baffles me how many times they just leave everything behind and just take the basics and start again. Those poor kids just have to leave the majority of their toys and start again somewhere else.
raspberryjuice
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I feel really sorry for Mia and Sienna. They’ve actually settled and joined clubs and built friendships this time and their selfish parents are moving them on again, no doubt with nothing more than a suitcase of their belongings. Karma and Koa will be fine because they’re so young and only really know each other and whatever childcare they use (a nanny I think?) but it’s different for the older 2 this time.
Emona
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To her credit, I've seen a lot of little bits of him overall and can tell that they were close she just wasn't sharing it much which is a mature decision I think. I'm sad because I also don't think this is going to work out for them. Because ok you're long distance, for how long though? Until she's ready to move back? With her clear lack of anything remotely resembling a life skill that won't happen any time soon. Bummer...she'll get old and realize she built nothing in her youth, nothing that will make life worth it.
To her credit, I've seen a lot of little bits of him overall and can tell that they were close she just wasn't sharing it much which is a mature decision I think. I'm sad because I also don't think this is going to work out for them. Because ok you're long distance, for how long though? Until she's ready to move back? With her clear lack of anything remotely resembling a life skill that won't happen any time soon. Bummer...she'll get old and realize she built nothing in her youth, nothing that will make life worth it.
hayley
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To her credit, I've seen a lot of little bits of him overall and can tell that they were close she just wasn't sharing it much which is a mature decision I think. I'm sad because I also don't think this is going to work out for them. Because ok you're long distance, for how long though? Until she's ready to move back? With her clear lack of anything remotely resembling a life skill that won't happen any time soon. Bummer...she'll get old and realize she built nothing in her youth, nothing that will make life worth it.
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I do give her credit for keeping him private. But your first relationship doing long distance isn't going to work. If she had a relationship like most with him then maybe I guess but she's constantly away with the family or filming with them i don't see where they have time together apart from going on holiday together
Mia acting like you can’t go outdoor climbing or bouldering in the UK 
dunno where she’s been!
But wow, the 20 year old still following the parents is blowing my mind a little. She has the resources to start her own life now. More than enough. Most young people would want to fly the next by now (especially with said resources) but Mia is still flying around with them. Why?
Why not get a place with your partner? It’s not a little baby relationship, they’re adults and been together for some time. Doesn’t sounds like real, raw, true love to me.
dunno where she’s been! But wow, the 20 year old still following the parents is blowing my mind a little. She has the resources to start her own life now. More than enough. Most young people would want to fly the next by now (especially with said resources) but Mia is still flying around with them. Why?
Why not get a place with your partner? It’s not a little baby relationship, they’re adults and been together for some time. Doesn’t sounds like real, raw, true love to me.
Former_Antelopee
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I'll guess when they break up Mia will write a book about it
selestia
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In Mia’s defence, I think one of the major reasons she can’t move out is cus of YouTube. She needs to be there for the family content and everything. Imagine how many views did we lose if Mia is not there?
I also think one of the points could be she doesn’t have the skills for it, I know that we learn when we move out and everything but in this case it’s kind of different with Mia. And it’s really all she knows.
I also think one of the points could be she doesn’t have the skills for it, I know that we learn when we move out and everything but in this case it’s kind of different with Mia. And it’s really all she knows.
Emona
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I'm 95% convinced that they're going to France. I think the biggest giveaway for this was the similar time zone, the emphasis on them saying it's waaay closer than Texas, them calling out the ultra marathons in the mountains and saying they can't believe they haven't though of this country.
Now we wait ig
Now we wait ig
raspberryjuice
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Also she might not actually want to move out, she might enjoy being with her family and travelling the world. She might not feel ready to move out and live independently, in a different country to her family. Her boyfriend might feel the same and that he doesn’t want to move out of ‘home’ yet.
I don’t think it’s right for FF to move countries again because of the older girls actually being settled now, but I don’t blame Mia for going with them. Being able to afford to live independently is very different to being ready to do it.
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They said it’s a very short flight and they’ll learn a new language too so France could be right as I don’t think they’d class Spanish as learning a new language after Costa Rica.
selestia
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that I agree with, not everyone is ready to move out as they turn 18 or 20. It takes times, not even I was ready to move out when I was 20 but I did when eventually when I felt like I was ready. Whether if she’s financially stable or not, she should move out when she feels ready for it, there’s a lot of things I’m not found of Mia but her moving out it not the biggest issue, in my opinion.
I understand moving out is a big learning experience and you learn a lot from it and she needs it but right now, maybe it’s not what she wants. Beside the content and money they get from her being in the videos.
I understand moving out is a big learning experience and you learn a lot from it and she needs it but right now, maybe it’s not what she wants. Beside the content and money they get from her being in the videos.
Former_Antelopee
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I agree I don't see why she should move out. She's lucky in the fact she could afford to I assume anyway whereas most her age couldn't. I wouldn't have wanted to move out at her age either way. If I was her I'd want to go traveling. I know she does a lot with her family anyway but I think traveling alone for a longer period would do her good as they are quite sheltered in general and she seems to like to travel. If she is as good at Spanish as they make out it's also something she'd be able to use
Emona
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These are all valid points I respect y'all for replying maybe I'm a bit biased because I have to move out right now for uni. But I also think that most of her thinking is influenced by her parents and I wish she was encouraged to be more independent, just my though.
I agree with Emona. Yes of course she should do what she wants but my point was, most 20 year olds WANT FREEDOM. The parents have made sure she isn’t ready. She has little to no connections so would be isolated without her family and that’s all their doing.
Most 20 year olds would JUMP at the chance to live independently. Most do!
Most 20 year olds would JUMP at the chance to live independently. Most do!
JellyFlowr
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i watched their latest video and feel confused about Mia...she parrots what her parents say which clashes with what a young independent person would say who thinks with their own brain. also she says about her relationship that it was always a given that she would travel alot....randomly moving country with your parents as an adult isn't travelling lol
GryffindorOfTheYear
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I'd say in the current climate most absolutely can't even think about moving out at 20 & there aren't chances for them to jump on to. The vast majority of people I know still live with their parents or their bf/gfs parents (we're early 20s). Most also move back in with parents after uni by choice. I think I genuinely only know 1 or 2 people that have moved out and they only did because of having a baby and needing the space.
Long story short, the majority of those I know in their early 20s don't want to move out cos it's all so uncertain atm (house market, job market, bills constantly changing, etc.)
Emona
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Yes I think so and even tho it's hard, almost every big change is hard. Once you've settled in you realize you don't want to go back because you're an adult who has their own needs and their own life.
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This is completly true for most people but I'm also sure that most of the people you know would like to live independently but can't due to finances (same goes with me). Mia has that financial privilege and also parents who understand these things and could teach her.
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As a 19 year old I sure as hell wouldn't move country with my parents after building my life here, not because I'm opposed to the idea of moving countries, but because I'm in the middle of a very important time where I need to gain as much experience here so that later on in life I can take it elsewhere. I'm in the start of a serious relationship, it's my first time doing proper jobs and I'm a few years away from completing my education. Mia doesn't have most of the experiences I have I know but shes in these incredibly important years entering adulthood where she should be building her own life and not only be a part of somebody else's. She needs this and her missing out will leave her with a delayed feeling of needing to achieve independence in the future and ultimately feeling even more isolated with having no stability as an adult. Sorry for the long rant.
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I’m not caught up but just saw a post that they’re moving from the uk again. I was actually starting to think they were settling a bit, they’ve been back in the uk for a couple years now and in that same house for what seems like a while (for them anyway). It’s a shame when Sienna been doing activities like gymnastics and has made some friends and maybe the younger two have as well. It probably is quite enjoyable for the kids in the moments, it’s exciting going to new places but I wonder how they’ll feel when they’re older and have no roots, no close friends from childhood because they moved too frequently
skyandbuildings
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Darren is following a lot of Marbella real estate pages so I have to think it's there, although the new language thing is confusing, but maybe they just meant new as in not English which they are speaking now. He is following one Monaco real estate page, so I would consider there but more likely the area around there in France (Nice or something). They mentioned the gymnastics school and how multiple of Sienna's friends had been there while on holiday in the area so that makes me lean towards Marbella again as it's super popular for UK tourists. Googling I can't really find a gymnastics school in Marbella like Sienna described though.
I assume they plan on staying more than 3-6 months (tourist visa time) since they are bringing all their furniture, and Spain has a digital nomad visa. France doesn't so that would be more complicated.
I assume they plan on staying more than 3-6 months (tourist visa time) since they are bringing all their furniture, and Spain has a digital nomad visa. France doesn't so that would be more complicated.