2 - 3 month

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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-08-13

Final complete day: 2026-08-13. Attention was 0.2% — this entity appeared in 5 of 2,951 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (5 mentions).

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1. 2026-08-13 16:26 UTCComment

   So this is a pretty fair and balanced problem. Your both young and maybe at slightly different stages in life and what to expect from the future. 3 months is not a long time. Its a long vacation. If you don't do it know you probably won't. if she leaves you over it speaks to her selfishness , TBH. It sounds like she may be attempting to control your choices, or is attempting to hold on to a relationship at all cost through this control. My now wife and I did this type of thing in reverse. I worked in Canada and she lived for 3-5 months abroad working took a 2-3 month break and went abroad again. I would meet her for 3 week vacations and we traveled the during her time abroad. It was of benefit to both of us. She eventually came home and we got married and settled down. I was happy she was doing something she wanted to do and I found a way to take advantage of our youth and this lifestyle. I find it strange your GF does not see the mutual benefit.

2. 2026-08-11 20:20 UTCComment

   Harsh truth is that you can get in shape anywhere. There is no need for expensive or/and fancy places. You can have good diet anywhere in Europe, too. The only real problem to solve is inside your head. Trust me. Coaches, programs all that stuff is business, so other people can earn money off of you. While there is no rocket science in installing an app like Fatsecret or Fitatu, ask GPT to help you establish your daily calorie zero. Subtract 200-300 kcal from that value, start adding your meals to one of the mentioned apps and that's it. You are losing weight already. Then you can do any sport you like. If your goal is muscles then go to the gym. If your goal is just staying active, do whatever you like. If you need gym program, install Boostcamp app and pick whatever beginner program with decent ratings and do it. If you need to learn how to do an exercise, go to youtube and search it, there are examples of literally any gym exercise known to humanity. And that's all. All the apps I mentioned can be used for free. They will track your diet, track your gym and you need nothing else. No coaches, no fancy places to live. Just your own effort and dedication. Nobody can force you to stick to it and treat it seriously. Only you can make that decision. Decent gyms are available anywhere in Europe, so that's not a problem. All the coaches, personal trainers, youtube fitness channels are overcomplicating things, so that people think it's difficult and that they are essential for you to succeed. They are not, it's all rather simple, at least until you wanna become a pro body builder, but I doubt it's your goal. And for the record, in 2-3 months you will not achieve much, you can lose some weight, you can learn how to exercise, you can develop good habits, but do not expect major change in what you look like. But it's a good start.

3. 2026-08-11 12:06 UTCComment

   5k or month or 5k for 2-3 months? Asking so that I can make more tailored recommendation.

4. 2026-08-09 17:25 UTCComment

   The "no communities" thing is half true imo. They definitely exist, just only in a few places. Most cities just have nomads in them rather than an actual scene. Gran Canaria is a real answer, you heard right. Las Palmas has a solid tech crowd and Repeat Coworking is basically the hub. Lisbon has the biggest founder density in Europe but it's gotten expensive and it's more startup/VC people than solo founders. Honestly though for what you're describing I'd look at Bansko in Bulgaria. It's small enough that you actually end up knowing everyone, and it skews heavily bootstrapped solopreneurs rather than startup types, which sounds like exactly the crowd you're after. Cost of living is also low enough that you can stay a few months without burning through savings while you figure out the pivot, which matters more than people think when you're between things. And if you can time it around Bansko Nomad Fest in June you'd meet more people in a week than a month anywhere else. One thing that took me a while to figure out. The community isn't the coworking space itself, it's the events and the whatsapp groups around it. Renting a desk and just showing up gets you almost nothing. Go to everything the first two weeks even the stuff you don't care about. Also coming from Germany, doing 2-3 months somewhere first is smart. Lets you actually test a place without dealing with any of the admin side of properly moving. (fair warning I work at a company that does the Bulgaria side of things for nomads so take the Bansko rec with that in mind, but the scene there genuinely is good)

5. 2026-08-07 18:51 UTCComment

   Really sucks. I’m leaving BA tonight after being here for 2-3 months. The 4/5a meetings with emea get brutal after awhile. I def prefer the afternoon or overnight shift.