> I don't leave because: it's where I was born, where I have lived my entire life, and it is, honestly, paradise. I left. I was born there too. It was my entir

> I don't leave because: it's where I was born, where I have lived my entire life, and it is, honestly, paradise. I left. I was born there too. It was my entire life. I agree, it is paradise. But your line just makes me think of the #YoNoMeQuité or #YoNoMeQuito thing. Don't let it turn into it. I had to leave my family. My mom just had to have surgery and I wasn't there. My grandparents are old and not doing great health wise. My sister is trying to finish graduate school. My friends. I had a job, was making good money (that's not the reason I left) and I now have a remote job and still I can't move back. --- For others, there is a big controversy with people saying (and shaming) others with the hashtags, #YoNoMeQuité (I didn't leave/quit) or YoNoMeQuito (I'm not leaving/quitting). The reasons why people leave are theirs. It's not easy deciding to do it and it's not for us to comment on it. I just hope this comment doesn't open the door to others who find the thread.