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I barely speak to anyone who voted leave in my day to day exchanges. Obviously it depends where you live, but in and around London nothing much has changed. Obviously there is still time but it would take a monumental shift in attitudes to make London a Brexiteer paradise.
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I'm like @andyp, nothing feels to have changed much in London, but starting to feel the bite with food prices rising slowly but surely. I have the fear that things will pretty much stay the same until we leave (I still live in hope that we don't get to that place, but too many who won't feel the financial pain have too much invested in it ideologically to step back), and then I think we'll have a very quick decline once we do leave the EU.
I think it very much depends on where you'll be moving back to and how "secure" your employment is. Which could all change pretty quickly if the economy post brexit goes in the shitter..
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There is chance that I will have to return to the UK, having read through some of links posted here I am very worried that I am returning to a chocolate tea pot of a country with the kettle on the boil for the brew. I miss the UK but I'm having serious question about weather returning is a good idea and that is very sad.