<human>: Hello, /r/AskReddit

I tried /r/IWantOut, but didn't get any feedback. Perhaps I'll get some helpful responses with this larger subreddit's audience.

I'm 23, live in the US, and I'm 4 months out of 6 year relationship. I'm not depressed or crazy. I've just realized how right she was when she said she wasn't ready to settle down. Albeit I'm not very outgoing, I have recently discovered a very strong desire to move out of the country for several years (possibly never returning). I don't particularly care where. I know very little Spanish and even less of any other language; however, that doesn't matter. I have 13 months to figure out where I want to go and learn the language.

Possible destinations I'm considering: Australia (I know two people who live there, one of which I went to high school with. He lives there on a work visa so he could prove to be a very good source of information.), New Zealand (Honestly, I know very little about this country), Spain, France, UK (I have a cousin who, I believe, lived here for quite some time, so she could be a good source of information), Italy, Greece, Ireland, and possibly other places.

Ideally, if I choose someplace in EU, then I'd like to live in several countries, staying around one year or more per country. If I move to Australia, I'm more inclined to stay there indefinitely.

A little about me: I've never lived in one place for more than 3 years since birth. I've been to both coasts multiple times. I live 2,000 miles away from my family and I'm very content with that. I'm no stranger to travel, but I've never left the states and have no passport.

If I wanted to teach English as an option for income, what would I need to do that (aside from a knowledge of the other language)? How feasible would it be to acquire and earn a living as a server in another country (that's my current job).

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<bot>: I haven't figured out where I want to go, have no passport, have no knowledge of traveling outside the US or anything related to it.