Living in Turkey: The Cons and Disadvantages

OK, you want to move to Turkey. Fantastic! But before you make a final decision to live in Turkey, there are many things you need to know that no one tells you!

• Exposure to demoralizing high inflation.
• Experiencing higher tax rates.
• Using the most expensive fuel in the world.
• Disrespectful and violator people.
• Pumped Arab culture influence.
• The backwardness of animal rights.
• Violence against women.
• No respect for any dissenting opinion.
• The worthlessness of the Turkish currency.
• To collect tribute in the name of tax.
• Corruption and injustice.
• Lack of respect and tolerance.
• Honour killings.
• Harassment of health personnel.
• Poor quality and clickbait-focused news sites.
• Not doing any work against natural disasters.
• Eating genetically modified hormonal foods.
• Traditional and patriarchal society.
• Consanguineous marriages.
• Abusive refugees fleeing the war.
• High house rents.
• Opportunism never ends.
• Lack of awareness of social organization.
• Everything is different on paper and different in reality.
• Disrespect and selfishness.
• They don't care about traffic rules.
• The impossibility of owning a home.
• Public transport disgraces reminiscent of Pakistan.
• Being exposed to mass harassment in Taksim.
• Human rights violations.
• Ignorant politicians.
• Bullying and nepotism.
• Everyone lies easily to everyone.
• Every job is handled by an acquaintance.
• Crowd, chaos, and disorder.
• Using the world's most expensive electricity and natural gas.
• The rush to find an irregular way of everything.
• The cultural deterioration that Syrians will lead in every field in five years.
• The homeless and the poor who are harassing people every step of the way.
• Excessive increase in the prices of vegetables and fruits.
• Scammers claiming to have supernatural abilities.
• End of respect for doctors and teachers.
• Taxi driver brutality.
• The education system is constantly changing.
• Uneven and broken pavements.
• The deliberate failure to protect the country's borders.
• Increased bread queues.
• Living on the death line for retirees.
• Slaughtered nature.
• High unemployment rate.
• Hygiene problem of street vendors.
• Unnecessary and excessive use of horn.
• Lack of respect for forests and nature.
• Usury.
• The problem of pickpocketing and counterfeit goods.
• They do not know about sexual protection methods.
• Inattention and inability to manage risks.
• The injustice of promotions at the state level.
• So-called pension reform and scam wage increases.
• Women cannot walk on the road without being sniped.
• Families who are unaware of education raise arrogant and selfish children.
• The fact that Turkey, which is an agricultural country, has almost finished agriculture.
• There are perverts who rape children.
• Huge ugly buildings that claim to be modern.
• The power-oriented crooked policies of the Turkish press.
• Lack of objective performance measurement.
• Celebration and glorification of ignorance.
• Political Islam.
• The cheapness of human life.
• Society's assessment of most criticism as insulting.
• It's impossible to get rid of beggar children selling tissue paper.
• Children leave their lives to their parents, they are lazy and do not take responsibility.
• The increase in the number of maniacs and serial killers in parallel with the increase in immigrants.
• The ignorant majority determines the fate of the intelligentsia.
• Not being able to live like a human being with the rewards of your hard work.
• Disturbing traditions such as wedding-soldier convoys and weddings on the street.
• Making fun of sexual preferences and disrespect.
• Average income and minimum wage are very low.
• They are ignorant of knowledge and culture. All they read is football and gossip news.
• The polarization of Turkish people, from the political party they vote for, to the football teams they support.

These short headlines are especially important if you want to go and live in Turkey with your family!