Remain. Always was, always will be.
The EU has personally helped me. I have a degree in French and Spanish, for which a year abroad was compulsory. I was able to afford this thanks to EU funding. Without this, I couldn't have afforded it, and therefore would have been unable to complete my degree.
So much of the leave campaign was based on lies. £350m a week extra for the NHS? Sounds like a lot of money. But when you then compare it to the amount we spend on other things, it's peanuts.
I know one person who voted leave because she thought it was a vote to get rid of David Cameron! That definitely wasn't a well thought out vote, and a vote that helped to seriously screw up our country. People voted to halt immigration. The immigrants they're mainly referring to are those coming from outside the EU, how is leaving the EU going to make a difference there?
And now we're stuck with someone trying to get us a "deal" who couldn't negotiate her way out of a paper bag.
Before the referendum I couldn't understand the point, I was certain that it would be a remain vote, and we'd carry on as normal. I was shocked when the results were announced. I then hoped that we'd end up like, say, Norway.
I'm now getting more and more scared about what will happen, and I really do hope that someone, somewhere will find a reason as to why we have to call the whole thing off. I've even just sent an email to the EU about it. But as it gets closer, I'm despairing more and more.
Can the last one to flee the wreck of our country please turn out the lights.