Basically my question is wondering if you enjoy your birth nation and you like being a resident of your country? If not which country would you prefer to be born in if you were giving an option and why you chose that specific country?
Ladies and Gentlemen, I wonder are you happy to be born in the country you are in or do you wish you could be born in a different nation?
I'm pretty grateful to have been born an American, but to be honest, I'd rather have been born in The Netherlands to the tallest mom and dad there. Americans are short AF, outside of the white and Native American populations. Only a FEW countries in the world don't suck though, so I'd be happy being born in any one of these places:
1. Norway 2. Switzerland 3. Ireland 4. Australia 5. Iceland 6. Sweden 7. Singapore 8. The Netherlands 9. Denmark 10. Finland 11. Canada 12. New Zealand 13. The United States of America (We're #13! We're #13!) 14. Belgium 15. Japan 16. South Korea
Hong Kong is excluded, cause China.
Germany is excluded for obvious reasons (Nazis & Angela Merkel).
The United Kingdom is excluded for obvious reasons.
Austria is excluded because their government is the most oppressive and worst in the entire First World/advanced Western society (although Australia comes close as #2).
And Liechtenstein is excluded cause who TF wants to live in Liechtenstein?
Anything else not on this list, I hereby declare to be a Country That Sucks. You should be grateful you don't live there.
I was very fortunate to be born in Canada. Both sets of my grandparents did a major, major, thing, immigrating, being dead poor, and right after a second WW. They were bold and brave. I salute them. I wouldn't want to have been born anywhere else. It would be alright if I was, but this is definitely a good country. And Canadians are strong passport holders. We travel, we are curious, we care about the world. We're not loud in our patriotism, and have often been criticized in the past for that compared to Americans, but we do like our country very much. It's also welcoming to immigrants.
Honestly Canada been a country I have also thought about immigrating to, the four countries I have been thinking of moving too are Canada, New Zealand, Brazil, or Spain. But I honestly don't know if I would actually move out of the United States.
Hmm three of those are hot and one is pretty cold. (Though where I am is temperate.) When I go for walks here, I swear I hear so many languages being spoken amongst friends, and often it's more other languages than English. Lots and lots of transplants here. Cost of living is higher than in the U. S., but they also take care of you if you get sick, or old, or infirm.
I probably wouldve been loyal to whatever country i was born in. So because i was born here, i have no intentions of moving out of the states. However, I am not loyal to my birth state
Im black and have lived comfortably here for 25 years. The central and southern half is very diverse, almost 50-50 black/white with a good amount of Asians, hispanics and native americans. North MS is where it gets tough. I stay away from there. Even Ole miss students found it funny to still hang nooses around anblack statues neck
That is definitely great you didn't have no problems in that state, I have been interested in traveling and I of course don't want to go to locations where I can face issues and problems.
So it basically sort of like Nevada you know just minus all the hotels. It makes me a little more happier being born in California, sure is stupid in terms of liberals and housing prices but the theme parks, hotels and good equality kinda makes up for California losses.
@FinalFantasyBro tbh i asked her the same thing about MS thinking exactly as you did. I was kinda shocked when she told me it wasn't nearly as bad either. Sometimes I think some of the NE is becoming more racist than some of the Souther states believe it or not.
@t-8900 we went in mcdonalds when passing through AL to go to Atlanta. The cops were in there having lunch and everyone in there just paused and acted like they werent used to black people. We walked out instead of ordering
@FinalFantasyBro my girlfriend thought the same thing. Then I showed her where I came up you were statistically more likely to be murdered or beaten or carjacked then in Detroit! lmao!
Born in Ireland and am bloody proud of being an Irishman. Wouldn't want it any other way. We've endured centuries of oppression underneath the Romans and the British Empire and it has made us strong as a Nation. We have a beautiful culture dependent on music, poetry, and storytelling.
@FinalFantasyBro Incredibly outdated stereotype. We get that a lot. When you go by statistics, the top three biggest drinking nations of the world are Germany, Latvia, and the Czech Republic.
I'm in the USA, but my heritage is Irish Catholic. I study Irish history. I've vacationed there twice and love it. If I ever relocated, my first choice would be Ireland.
USA, here. I was born in southern California and lived there near the ocean for the first 44 years of my life. It was idyllic. I wouldn't change a thing. I moved to a beautiful, rural part of northern California in 2000 and have a good life.
All I would complain about is this country's ever increasing move toward totalitarianism since 9/11/2001 and its expansion since the covid plandemic bullshit in 2000. That stuff hasn't effected me much personally (YET), except for the increasing restrictions on air travel. Oh, and I have always despised my country's murderous imperialism.
honestly I just am glad to be born in my country and would be glad to be born in any country with the following:
Clean and readily available drinking water Electricity Modern Healthcare Higher Hygiene standards Toilets and other basic plumbing Abundance of food Internet and wifi Diversity because I like so much different foods, drinks, art, music, clothing styles, etc everything else is just icing on the cake.
I'm fairly happy to have been born in the UK, plenty of other countries have their problens the same as we do, so its good as far as I'm concerned, certainly wouldn't have wanted to be born elsewhere
I would've liked to have been born in one of my favorite/preferred countries but at least I live in a country where I can eventually sorta reasonably get to another country of my liking.
Germany does right by me and well for itself. Especially considering we were paying for two world wars and a reunification and again we are the most successful nation in Europe! :-o
I actually never been outside of the US, I also been thinking of moving out of the United States but I ain't exactly to sure if I want to make that leap
I been thinking of either New Zealand, Brazil, or Spain, I feel like out of those three NZ would possibly be the easiest to immigrate to considering it is an English speaking nation. If I moved to Brazil or Spain I need to learn either Spanish or Portuguese.
I was born in the Dominican Republic but raised in the U. S. I love the U. S. but rather be in the Dominican Republic a lot more time, but my country is jacked up with a bunch of illegal Haitians I don't want to see over there. Waiting til they deport all of them.
yeah our health prices are crap, housing, yeah I get what you mean
its hard to live here so be blessed if you are still living with your parents dont be so stead-fast to get out the house just yet you still got a roof over your head free
Honestly, im so happy I live where I do. The social, economic and physical security I have here is fantastic. Healthcare is great and job opportunities are even better!
Home > Travel > Questions > Ladies and Gentlemen, I wonder are you happy to be born in the country you are in or do you wish you could be born in a different nation?
Girl's Behavior 
Guy's Behavior 
Flirting 
Dating 
Relationships 
Fashion & Beauty 
Health & Fitness 
Marriage & Weddings 
Shopping & Gifts 
Technology & Internet 
Break Up & Divorce 
Education & Career 
Entertainment & Arts 
Family & Friends 
Food & Beverage 
Hobbies & Leisure 
Other 
Religion & Spirituality 
Society & Politics 
Sports 
Travel 
Trending & News 
Most Helpful Opinions