when a distance is created between young people who come to work in Paris and their relatives

The capital has only a fifth of French working people, but a third of graduates from the 2nd or 3rd university cycle. Adobe Stock.

INVESTIGATION – This change, and the new way of life it implies, is not always well accepted by those around you. Over time, it can be a source of misunderstandings.

Claire, originally from Marseille, is “rise in Pariswhen she was 21. While a student, she discovered the capital in all her shots. Parisians are always in a hurry. They walk quickly in the corridors of the metro, jostle, grumble. The weather is terrible, and Claire immediately feels that it is affecting her morale. “But we get used to“, she nuances. Claire is now 34 years old. She who had come forstart your careerhas never left Paris. “My boyfriend now tells me that I’m more Parisian than Parisiennes“, smiles the thirty-something. Now she’s the one walking fast in the subway.

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