They say your 20's are your selfish years; the years to be greedy with your time. They're meant for traveling, exploring, and being ridiculously silly, stupid, and wild all at the same time. It's when a city girl goes to college in the country, or when a college graduate takes a job offer on the other side of the country. Life's too short to spend your entire existence living within the same familiar boundaries of what you already know. I grew up in a small town with local farmers markets and small family owned businesses down every street before moving to Tampa, Florida for school in my early 20's.

Here are 10 struggles every person who's made a major move can relate to. And remember, be daring, stay curious, and take the chance.

1). Using your GPS to get to and from everywhere

2). Going places alone because you haven't made any friends yet

3). Living like a caveman the first few weeks because your wifi isn't set up yet #FirstWorldProbs

4). Pretending you're a master at putting together IKEA furniture because you didn't want to pay the extra $100 to have them to set it up for you

5). Your FOMO at an all time high from missing out on everything going on back home

6). The tedious trial and error process of discovering your new go-to spots

7). Registering your car in a new state

8). Finding a job

9). Forgetting where you put things because you're used to your setup back home

10). The endless phone calls to everyone in your family to see how they've been going without you