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I've been homesick all my life yet it's too late to settle anywhere else. One powerball and I'm out of here ?
Australia is more priced like California, especially Perth and Sydney.
@Sandra on Oct 25, 2023:
The positive comments on here are all fake it's literally one person pretending Perth is a utopia when it's a complete dump!
Can't say much about the rest of your questions.
Perth is only good for the following types of people.
People who have children, people with a close knit family, friend group or community, and people retiring. If you're outside of what I listed please seriously consider that it is very unlikely you will have a good time in this place because social isolation is a common experience here. Perth is really no different to any small regional city with a stagnant population.
First of all, I want to say that I don't hate women! They are so cute and pure! The problem is, some people in Perth don't seem to appreciate this! They keep calling me a pedophile and saying that I'm a pervert for dating smaller girls? Well guess what? I DON'T CARE! I love girls and that's all there is to it! I don't care if you don't approve of it, I'll keep dating Japanese or Aussie girls even if you say otherwise!
Secondly, I want to say that I'm NOT a creep! Just because their age of consent is 21 and Japanese women are obsessed with their feminine men, doesn't mean that I'm a pedophile! Their men are the creeps for having women only carriages! I'm a consenting adult and so are the girls I date! So stop calling me a creep! I love them! They're just smaller and more petite to practice my mingle with them more easily. They're so cute and innocent! I just want to protect them! Plus, they're very submissive, so it makes it easier to get better at talking to women. I'm not a pedophile! I's just a preference! They're so cute and innocent! I love their small bodies and how they look so vulnerable and defenseless! I just want to protect them! It's not my fault that japan has a higher age of consent! I'm a proud Australian citizen of Turkish descent, and I'm not going to let anyone tell me otherwise! I love women and I'll continue to date them until the day I die!
Place : beautiful, sunny, lovely beaches, clean air
People : Young girls dress like hookers, men dress and behave like dropkick bikies. There is a real feral-ness about a lot of people here. Maybe it’s the isolation and young people don’t know how to behave. Quite anti-social and immature.
Summary: lovely city but there seems to be a large uncivilised young population that is lost.
Whatever it is, it a matter of taste and preferences, you morons! And yeah, I forgot - respect to others and even yourselves. Do you know the meaning and applications of "respect"?
Anyway...
For me, the now 2 million small Perth with its laid-back lifestyles and nearly perfect climate is home. A conscious choice that I made, because believe me, I can compare with several other places around the world.
As for you lunatics, if you don't like Perth and WA, that's fine. Just shut up and f&#k off!
Melbourne & Sydney are higher. Not in my book but it is expensive to live here relatively I guess.
At 3.5 % unemployment close to the lowest in 50 years even you should be able to compete.
IN perth there are Any number of CEO's who are female and male mentors) . They just showed ability and have many tips for you how to get over yourself and get to the top if you're willing to make the sacrifice.
As far I'm concerned the two key aspects of drawing a hi are being positive yourself and catching people at a time when they are at leisure themselves. Not under pressure in the world as it is. Of course numerous people are on their mobile phones or have earbuds and/or are exercising.
Would surely help restore order. As a Gulf War U.S Army Veteran;I feel that respect and manners are vital if we are to be a proper society. I have met some nice people in a church community. I got Citizenship in February 1994. Helping people to overcome difficulties is a joy. We need to reach out and help one another so we can be better people as a whole.i have seen the ugly reality of war and criminal plunder. Not good. I pray to be worthy as former soldiers, naval personnel, and airmen who gave their lives so we in Perth and all of Australia can live happy respectful lives. Freedom is paid in the blood of service men and women.
However, after my children completed high school, each went somewhere else, my son to USA and my daughter to Melbourne.
I believe unless you have a small city mentality, stay, otherwise the idea of being a good place to raise children works against you and the whole family will separate in most cases.
However, we should not overlook our own attitude towards people, anywhere in the world. I never thought or felt I was castasized.Too much confidence and self-steem that runs in our family?
My experience tells me if you don't feel as a victim of racism, you don't see racism. On ther hand lest forget we all as human have some biases about other people and this appears in our behaviour in the community, hence we attract the same thing.
All and all, if you are happy with just nice beaches, Beer, bars and the sound of silence and isolation,then this is a great place to live. As for me, after 37 years, it is home now, a home that you never liked.
Safe. Unless you go looking for trouble. I'm talking about have kids or walking around parks etc going jogging.
Clean. I mean cleaner than most cities because not only is it quite young, we never burnt coal and have the ocean breeze.
Healthy and Beats almost any other city for Covid and access to medical facilities.
People- are not poor or particularly pressured or rushed don't have to drive and wait in traffic for ages as well so have time to talk. Maybe more than Rural NZ though.
It can be hot in summer but you're always close to water in particularly the beach. All the parks and flowers are green and colourful too so not being stingy with water. Good for pets (esp. dogs). Generally not nearly as cramped as Major cities.
At present if you want a job you can get one. Including for any one form overseas. Plus we like respect visitors. The comment about service being poor is true. It may be hard to break into friendship groups but not if you like any kind of sport.
Like most places we have useless & selfish politicians but not overtly corrupt though.
I'm from Sydney, been living in Perth for around three years now because of work.
There is a lot of truth from what people have mentioned on here, albeit a bit too much negativity.
Yes locals can be anti-social, insular and rural like. Perth can feel lifeless, there isn't much to do and people usually stay home. But that’s how Perth is and it’s unfair to expect Perth be like Sydney or Melbourne. Don’t expect Perth to be a very sophisticated or vibrant place, it simply is not. Come to Perth understanding it’s a small, sleepy, regional city where locals are very laid-back. Any attempt to change that will be met with hostility or ostracism, so don't try to change it.
When I first came, I loved how quiet the streets were, not seeing a single car on the road is common and driving here is so easy. I loved how laid-back the locals are, made me realise sometimes I need to slow down and enjoy life a little. I found it very peaceful and a breath of fresh air from fast paced Sydney.
However, I do miss Sydney. I miss the vibrancy, drive and exciting nature of that city. But Perth is okay, and I will have fond memories of it when I leave soon.
The locals and the people that settle in Perth are boring, simple-minded and unreliable. The city is dull and the description that it's a country town pretending to be a city couldn't be more accurate.
Perth is not an exciting place. It is not for young people. Most shops and amenities closes after 5 pm everyday except one day a week. Locals are conservative, monotonous, unambitious and lack substance. There isn't much variety with people's lifestyle and interest. If you don't shares their interest (outdoors, sports, drinking, clubbing) then it will be difficult for you to meet new people and maintain friendships.
Even then, just like many others have pointed out, it's difficult to break into social circles and most locals stick to their primary/secondary school friends. This is very true.
Standards are lower here, you will feel this especially if you came from a more advanced city.
Customer service or any kind of service are poorer here. This looks like restaurant wait staff acting arrogant with you or ignoring you, cashiers chatting with coworkers while you're waiting for them, companies not returning your miss call.
Workplace professionalism and standard are also lower here. People get hired not based on merit but on connections, friendships, interest, which leads to incompetent people taking good positions and competent people hanging and feeling frustrated. This is a compliant that I hear not only from people from Asia but also people from the US and Europe (more than just a racist issue).
Some say Perth is great for families, but provided you can get a stable job. WA pre-covid had one of the lowest employment rates of all states in the country and go back to what I said about workplace standards before.
Perth is never going to change anytime soon. Locals are proud of their cowboy style and unsophisticated city. If this doesn't seem appealing to you, I really don't suggest you move here as You will just end up frustrated, like many others. If you're young, go explore bigger, more relevant, more exciting cities like Sydney or Melbourne. The world has so many incredible places to visit and live in, why would you come to a state with less people than Kansas?
There is a mob mentality and if you don't fit the mould, you are in danger, literally.
The state is full of pretentious snobs who only care about money, status, properties and fancy cars, and my car/house etc is bigger than yours..
Not worth a visit.
Once again WA people have to Wait Awhile before it’s border opens up to the rest of the world due to Covid. It’s Premier is a one trick pony : shut the border! WA has not only become the laughing stock of Australia but the rest of the world too. Wake up WA and join the 21st century instead of Waiting Awhile (WA).
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Anti-Vaccinations/Muslim/Mask/Semitism/Asia/Redscare/Yellowperil/Communism/Lockdown
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Proud Boys/Trump America
Extreme Vegans
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White Supremacist/Keep Australia White policy
One Nation/Pauline Hanson
Don't come here if you don't drive. I've been knocked back for office jobs because I don't have a licence.
I grew up in Perth, left for europe in my late teens and just got back last year to find that Perth folk are still friendly but now it is to a point and they have become especially friendly if they think they can gain something from you. They have become very narrow minded. Racism is stuck in the 70s which is so sad. I did get asked if I could temp for a city council, the temp agency said they were desperate to fill the role and had the perfect candidate all lined up and ready to go but the council rejected them because they were Indian! I was so angry and turned down the role letting them know I found this absolutely unacceptable. So sad.
It is fact that Tiger sharks were not responsible for the deaths of WA nationals. In fact, Tiger sharks rarely harm people. But the mentality is so 'dumb' that the Department of Fisheries underwent a killing spree of Tiger sharks regardless. It was the Great Whites that were responsible for the fatalities of humans and these sharks probably sense targeted 'bad people' or relatives of such. Sharks don't know any better in their territory, any way.
Bull Sharks are also breeding happily in the Swan River and there has been one attack this year. Not fatal though. They will probably set out to cull whatever life-forms exist in the river system. Let's hope they don't go ahead with a culling program because they will most likely mistake black swans and dolphins for bull sharks then publicize it. Because those with jobs in government are weirdos and bred of convict stock; its only right that they serve to destroy. Yet for them to get a job they would not need to pass kindergarten or grade 3; it's who you know 100%.
PERTH IS BUILT UPON CONVICT STOCK: There is a wall with one of the first convict ships to arrive in Fremantle, the Hougounaught (yes, it is mis-spelt) at a hotel of the same name in Fremantle. These convicts were a mixture of criminals that had been convicted of murder, rape, burglary etc... These convicts were given responsible leadership roles in society. Basically, Perth is built upon such convict stock. Yet many Perth nationals stick their nose up at people who they deem unworthy in society. Turn those tables. Who do you think is running this place?
Like many country towns, Perth is a who you know and how long for town; it can take up to ten years or never at all to be accepted as one of their own and some nasty Perth people, once they find out you're not a born and bred local, if you're a threat with little ties they will cause damage to your person during your innocent adaption period. It does not matter the ethnicity; because they all become part of that 'pack mentality' eventually.
Put it this way: Suicide in WA ranks as the highest rate of suicide in Australia. This fact remains true for at least the last two decades. Luckily some of us have not given them the pleasure of taking our own lives. In fact, Perth already killed me. I just keep coming back for more "hit me with your best shot" moments.
Whatever happened to my molotov cocktail? I could put it to good use now. But I'll leave that one up to Karma.
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I am sure that we have all seen reports of students being evicted from their homes, of racist graffiti, banners and slogans, of innocent Western Australians of Chinese and Asian backgrounds being threatened or vilified.
This is criminal behaviour and completely unacceptable in our society.
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As a State we are acting swiftly and decisively on these issues, with police, local governments and communities working together to respond immediately to these deplorable offences.
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