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would you rather live in the country or the city and why?
I love the country because it is peaceful but the city has all the good shopping
City has too much crime. I live in the city but I’d rather live in the country
lbsdavid | Nov 23, 2009
In Europe, there is no country or city, it’s all the same.
Kra7as | Nov 23, 2009
I would want to live in the country but live about 30 minutes away from the city…
that’s where all the good stores are.
Asiya | Nov 23, 2009
It’s close… I like solitude, but I also enjoy socialization. I guess I’d have to say the city. More convenient.
Iriri | Nov 23, 2009
its more of a matter of opinion. if you like quiet and animals you no the basic stuff then country for you. if you like lots of shops cinemas places to go and see then city.
underground | Nov 23, 2009
city like toronto. because i like big citys and things to do like arcades and stuff. also it has cool clothes and hard to find stuff
death by burgers | Nov 23, 2009
It depends on what city and what country, for starters.
I wouldn’t mind having a nice apartment right in NYC, for example. But depending on where I am, I just don’t like being too far from what’s going on, but I don’t need to be IN the city, necessarily. A good quality of life is important and so is balance.
LostInCalifornia | Nov 23, 2009
I would rather live in the city because I’ve lived near Chicago my whole life. I’m somewhat a "city kid." I probably go through a culture shock living in the country because I’m not used to it. I think it would be awkward.
Intense Scorpio | Nov 23, 2009
Suburbia is the best. You get the best of both worlds, and you have the option to either take a nice country drive out, or a drive to the city, and it’s just urbanized enough that you don’t feel you’re out in the hicks. On the other hand, you’re not too far from the country-side and would be a nice escape from the city. Right in the middle is where you want to be, suburban towns are the way to go.
Alexandria | Nov 23, 2009
I live in the country. Nearly 7 acres, with trees, a field, and all. I like my space!
The nearest town (Dawson City) is 24km away (1800 people). The nearest city (Whitehorse – about 20,000) is over 500km away. It kind of sucks for shopping here, and things are pretty expensive. Still, I can drive to the next village (Pelly Crossing – pop about 40), 170km away, and only see 2 or 3 cars.
Such peace! If I go outside, I can hear the river, about half a km away, and often nothing else. At all. No cars, planes, people, nothing. I love it!
capitalgentleman | Nov 23, 2009
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