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Since moving to the UK, have you lost your sense of direction?
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- I've always had a good sense of direction and still do
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- Finding things were at first confusing, but I have my bearings now
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- I have no trouble once I've been someplace once or twice...getting familiar with the new surrounds is the key
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- It's taken me a while but I've built up a confidence. I may still get lost, but it's nowhere near as bad as it was
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- I'm still struggling but I'm pretty sure it'll kick in after a while; I still have hope
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- I'm pathetic; no matter how often I have been someplace, I can still get lost trying to find it again
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- This question doesn't apply to me; I just wanted to see the responses
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