[BroodingSea]

If you travel in your late teens and get a decent job by post uni mid 20s, you may, like many of us, have spent years decompressing always craving the road. Women. Freedom. I battled until my mid 30s with it before I threw myself into the mud. Mortgage. Worked my arse off. 30k overpayment on mortgage. Now I have a good car. £1000 or so left a month after spending and whatever I want. Do 4 or 5 mini breaks a year. Kiev etc. Live the dream of my youth. But having a house is the one thing I wish I did 10 years earlier. My advice is to work and get on the ladder early. Then if you want to shoot off teaching esl or whatever, you have that asset.