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be, I think one thing we underestimate is, but in general, it's not even about moving abroad.

It's because we expect when we choose something or we even don't choose, but something looks exciting to us, like a new challenge, we expect only good feelings and, you know, feel good about it, have no doubts, no difficult feelings.

And this guilt and grief we're speaking about, this is this other side.

And I guess any decision in life we make brings us and connects us to choosing A, not choosing B.

If I chose to be a psychologist, I didn't choose to be a pianist or I didn't choose to be, I don't know, a swimmer or… You know, it sounds very obvious, but it's not that obvious when we think about it deeper.

Because, I mean, in a way, we make a choice and it feels like a conscious choice.

So, for example, take us through one of the big challenges, big and small, that people are facing when they arrive in a new country that can really make them feel very vulnerable.