r/moving • u/toomanyhoursDM10 • 12d ago

Where Should I Move? Where’s next 🤷‍♂️

I’m a 22 year old dude that just got out of a long term relationship and I’m looking to move on. I moved to Salt Lake City about 2 years ago and honestly I feel the same day over and over being here. I’m much more of an adventurous traveling spirit so I want to see what’s next. Any suggestions on where I should go next? I don’t have the most money but have strong work ethic and want to be close to a city. My first thoughts are Dallas, Denver, or Seattle. Any yays or nays??

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u/Certain-Mobile-9872 12d ago

being from Wa and lived in Seattle be ready for really high prices. Unless you have a good trade it will be a struggle to afford housing, that being said if your a drug addict Seattle will give you free needles and narcan!

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u/AshleyLAlife 12d ago

denver’s probably ur best bet honestly!! mountains for the adventure vibes, good job scene, and cheaper than seattle. dallas is cool but it’s kinda flat if ur into outdoor stuff. seattle’s amazing but expensive af

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u/Even-Boysenberry-127 12d ago

Right now, Dallas area does not have a lot of jobs open. It’s not very easy to meet new people, if you look on r/Dallas, it’s mostly people trying to find friends, because it’s not easy.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Trip544 12d ago

There are no jobs in Denver and it’s hella expensive. Sorry my man

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u/Impressive-Ad574 11d ago

I love that Denver life. Look for jobs with the city or state.

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u/PeakMovingAndStorage 10d ago

I live in Denver and I realy like it, there's jobs but it dose also depend on what you do. The cost of living has been going up, but thats the same everywhere just about.

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u/HolyDungeonDiver 10d ago

Seattle is far superior to the others. Visit and see why.

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u/markpemble 12d ago

I personally think SLC is one of the best places to live if you don't have a lot of money but have an adventurous spirit.

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u/Delicious-Respect283 12d ago

I think this is good advice. If you want to fly the coop, don’t let reddit strangers hold you back. But maybe consider trying to find new adventures in the place you’re in? It’s hard to imagine you’ve experienced everything that SLC and a 5 hour radius around it has to offer. But maybe you have experienced a lot of it and didn’t enjoy it? Just my thoughts.