I gonna studying in Finland and live there for a very long time. I've heard that Finland is unpopulated and kind of boring and that I will give up studying therr b/c of homesick. And It's very hard to find a job in Finland too, especially for a non-EU student like me. For some reasons I belive them, but are all of them true? if they are true, how can I sustain a boring life there? Please help b/c I love Finland so much but I don't want to live in a boring environment, a boring country.
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Helsinki area is kind buzzing, considered one of the best places in the world to live. It's safe and so you can go out a lot. But really, everywhere you live, it is about the people and having friends. In Helsinki, join the Jolly Dragon, you'll find friends in their events.
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If it's a boring experience it's you that makes it boring. Finland's landscape can be breathtaking. Take a camera, and document the changing seasons. Finland's weather can be pretty harsh but it can make for amazing photos. Also, the Finnish know how to drink. A favourite thing for young people is to empty a packet of Fisherman's Friends into a bottle of vodka, shake for 15 mins and drink. It's actually quite a refreshing drink that makes the vodka very drinkable. It may not have a big population but the Finnish can be very warm and charismatic, not unlike the Swedes accross the water.
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Finland is never boring, not even in the countryside! You just have to bother look around yourself while you are here and look for activites because there are many!
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