EXCLUSIVEI'm an American living in Britain - here's the difference between Londoners and New Yorkers

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An American woman living in London?（人命などを）奪う，主張するs?Londoners 'aren't nice' and says people look at her like she's 'crazy' for thanking bus drivers.?

Aurora Lofton, 初めは from Virginia, made the move to the UK almost two years ago and is often surprised by the stark differences between the two countries.?

The 27-year-old 地位，任命するs candid ビデオs to her TikTok account (@aurora._victoria) about adjusting to life in the UK and has built up やめる the fanbase, with 628,000 信奉者s and 2.2million likes to date.

We've 以前 報告（する）／憶測d on her thoughts on '混乱させるing' street 調印するs, UK cinema 軽食s?and her difficulties finding long-継続している bread in supermarkets.?

MailOnline Travel spoke to Aurora to find out more about her 'whirlwind' London life and what she loves and hates about the city.?

Aurora Lofton, who 地位，任命するs ビデオs on TikTok about her life as an American living in the UK, spoke to MailOnline Travel about what she loves and hates about London

The 27-year-old （人命などを）奪う，主張するs Londoners 'aren't nice' and says people look at her like she's 'crazy' for 説 thank you to bus drivers?

The content creator and 管理／経営 顧問 said: '全体にわたる, people are not "nice". I would not use that word to 述べる people 負かす／撃墜する here.'

Her 推論する／理由ing? She said: 'When I get off the bus, people look at me like I'm crazy for 説 thank you to the bus driver.'

Aurora, who lives in East London, said the city is very 'individualistic'. She explained:?'People don't smile 支援する at you, or if you're walking past someone on the street and say good morning. They don't say good morning 支援する. People don't 持つ／拘留する doors open for each other.'

She even （人命などを）奪う，主張するd people are friendlier in New York, having 以前 lived in Brooklyn where she said 'people will say hello to each other'.?

She 追加するd: 'Here [London], you stay in your own 小道／航路. You don't interact with anybody. You have your 明確な／細部 coworkers, your 明確な／細部 friends and 知識s and everyone else you do not interact with at all.'?

Aurora made the move to London almost two years ago and said she has now 'adapted' to city living

Aurora has become so used to the London way of living that she's 設立する herself stunned when visiting other countries.?

When visiting her family in Switzerland, she said: 'Someone said "hello" to me on the street. I was like, "Oh my god". I'm the meanest person on the street now. Because I've adapted to the London way of 事実上の／代理. I just forgot that's what you're supposed to do.'

However, she said: 'All those things aside, I have built such an incredible life here. I love the friends that I have, and have met such incredible people.'

Aurora （人命などを）奪う，主張するs London is the best city 20-somethings can be in. She said: 'Anything you want, London can bring it to you.

'I don't know of any other city that has this 量 of 多様制, green space and 接近 to the world and Europe. Nothing compares to London.?

Aurora said she has built an 'incredible' life in London and loves the '多様制' and 'green spaces' the city 申し込む／申し出s. She's pictured left at a caf? in Little Ven ice and 権利 in Holland Park

Aurora told MailOnline Travel: 'Anything you want, London can bring it to you.' She's shown above at The 基準 Hotel in London

'You can 会合，会う people from anywhere in the world. It's such a melting マリファナ.'?

But she 警告するs those thinking of moving to come in the spring. She said: 'The winter is horrible - it's terrible. There's no 否定するing it.

'But spring and summer is a vibe. So just 持つ／拘留する on and come in the springtime.'

When asked if she'd ever move 支援する to the U.S, she said: 'Maybe one day, I love America, so my heart is in two places. I still love 存在 an American.'

But she's not ready to 交換（する） her life in the UK anytime soon.?

To see more from Aurora visit her on TikTok www.tiktok.com/@aurora._victoria and Instagram www.instagram.com/aurora._victoria/?hl=en.