What hopes and concerns do you have for how the UK will change?

I also feel like NI will resist leaving. Our First Minister is a member of the DUP (they wanted us to 'Leave') BUT, if we were to leave, then there will be a lot of pressure for a border poll/referendum on a United Ireland- something they do not want. Most of our other parties were for remain, so they won't willingly sign off to leave the EU, either.

I'm not sure of the legalities, but NI might well resist just as much as Scotland. That could be very interesting.

I don't see the DUP fighting for the 6 counties to stay in the EU, this is the result they wanted and they have a history of putting personal feelings over public opinion.

As you're so certain on the future, care to give me the next few weeks worth of lottery numbers? You have literally no knowledge as to whether expats living in EU countries will have to leave or not as you don't know what will be agreed. I doubt EU countries will want property prices to crash in many of their cities and towns.

I know many expats. Also "I doubt EU countries will want property prices to crash in many of their cities and towns."- exactly why I said home owners have acquired rights under the convention.

I couldn't find anywhere in that report where it mentioned the opening of jobs. Plus as I said, the figures are based on GDP, which makes the entire report practically useless as GDP is not linked to the amount of jobs there are.

Whether you're hopeful or worried about the UK's post-EU future depends largely on how you voted. But what's your biggest hope or concern for how the country may change for young people?

For instance, this article on The Guardian raises some interesting possibilities.
- It might be harder to get a job in Europe
- UK students might have to pay international tuition fees to study at European unis
- UK graduates might find it easier to find grad-level jobs in the UK
- It might become harder to travel around Europe
- House prices might become more affordable

Whether you're hopeful or worried about the UK's post-EU future depends largely on how you voted. But what's your biggest hope or concern for how the country may change for young people?

For instance, this article on The Guardian raises some interesting possibilities.
- It might be harder to get a job in Europe
- UK students might have to pay international tuition fees to study at European unis
- UK graduates might find it easier to find grad-level jobs in the UK
- It might become harder to travel around Europe
- House prices might become more affordable

That's rich, coming from you.

The Brexit campaign was full of mis-information. And you had a whole thread loaded with utter tripe.

We are already seeing how the UK is changing. There have been a rise in racially motivated attacks. The economy took a hit and there have already been job losses. It also looks like the UK will break apart.

Things could get better - it depends on the deal the EU offers us. However, for us to be doing as well as we were, then we'd have to make concessions. It'll mean that while we are outside of the EU, the things that mattered most to Brexit supporters will not change. Things like free movement, accepting EU laws, paying into the club.

Basically, we have divided the nation for absolutely no gain.

I heard Sweden would follow if Britain Left.

Good luck with sexit, I mean swexit

By applying to a British university, I bet on my university maintaining and expanding its prestige. I am VERY nervous about the future prestige of my degree.

Hoping for the complete abolishment of hate speech laws, although that probably won't happen.

Why? Do you have a lot of hate speech to give or something?

You've read the report wrong. It isn't about the opening of jobs.... it's showing how their will be less jobs as banks move abroad....

1. I want dress down days to have a compulsory dress code of union jack speedos
2. I expect we can be proper British and smoke and drink beer at our desk
3. I want us all driving proper British cars like Fords instead of BMWs

These are my expectations for now, nothing less will suffice

It might become harder to travel around Europe

i hope as an nation we stop blaming others such as refugees and immigrants for our mistakes. i hope we learn stop letting xenophobia and patriotism govern our minds and instead we do what is best for our future generations. however the EU result destroyed my hope...

How so?

Such as?

Specifics?

1) Starting sentences with 'basically' doesn't reflect well on you

It doesn't mean as much as you think.

What are you smoking?

Immigration isn't the sole reason for which someone might want to leave the EU.
Xenophobia and patriotism aren't the only possible things to necessitate the hate for the EU.

Why the heck would you think leaving the EU guarantees a significant increase in xenophobia?

I studied in another European country and my loan repayments are in Euros. Today's payment was £32 more than last month's, for the same amount I send every month