Friendship Abroad: Should Migrants Stay in Their Lane or Mingle
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Friendship Abroad: Should Migrants Stay in Their Lane or Mingle
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What’s the best way to build friendships as a migrant?
In this episode, we dive into the heart of a question many face when moving abroad: Should you stay within your comfort zone or step out to connect with people from different backgrounds?
Mike sits down with Tari, a Nigerian lawyer based in Berlin, and Richard, a Nigerian policy consultant from Paris, to discuss their personal experiences navigating friendships and social circles across Europe.
Here’s What We Cover:
- How easy (or hard) it is to make friends in Europe
- Why some people stick to only their own community
- Whether integration is intentional or just happens with time
The role of culture, language, and even food in forming friendships
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