I've never lived anywhere longer than 5 years. Being the perpetual new girl has its pros and cons.

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The author has never lived anywhere longer than five years. Courtesy of Chloe Gordon CordoverI'm 30, and I've never lived anywhere longer than five years. We moved a lot because of my dad's job, and I continued moving frequently on my own after college.

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I've never lived anywhere longer than 5 years. Being the perpetual new girl has its pros and cons.

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