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Thinking about going back

The questions about going back is in my brain all the time once I came to USA, New York City.

It was really great experience for me to live in that city.

The city, I think it is the peak of west civilizations right now, is the city millions of people want to live or even make a trip to see it.

However you used to live in here as you used to live in everywhere even if you came from one of the worst place on the earth.

The questions about going back raised in my brain again once one of best friends offered a position with a good salary in Turkey, Istanbul.

What will happen when I go back?

What will I gain beside money in there?

What will I lose in here if I give up the green card?

What kind of occasions am I not aware of right now?

What does the US citizen mean for me or what are the benefits of being USA citizen even if you do not want to live in USA whole your life?

What, What, What?

Lets think together not to make a wrong decision.

Take your time.

Why did I come here?

Just having fun :)

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