After everything David experienced, he does not encourage others to follow the same path to Europe. His advice is direct and firm. He states clearly that Europe is not worth the journey when measured against the risks, suffering, and loss involved.

David explains that many people leave their home countries believing that Europe guarantees safety, dignity, and opportunity. Based on his experience, this belief is misleading. The journey itself exposes people to kidnapping, torture, extortion, sexual violence, and death. For many, survival depends entirely on luck.

He emphasizes that even those who reach Europe alive often face new forms of hardship. Long asylum processes, detention, isolation, trauma, and uncertainty replace the expectations people had before leaving. For him, the physical injuries and permanent damage he suffered cannot be undone by any future stability.

David advises those considering the journey to think carefully about what they are risking. He urges them not to rely on stories of success shared on social media or by smugglers. According to him, these stories hide the realities of abuse and loss that most migrants experience but rarely speak about openly.

His message is not meant to discourage hope, but to present reality. He believes that no destination is worth a journey that treats human life as expendable. His warning comes from experience, not fear, and it is meant to prevent others from repeating the same suffering.