City living or countryside living?

[TracyWants]

For sure the city life!

[EmmaMary]

@TracyWants

Definitely the countryside... We're extremely fortunate in living just on the outskirts of a "chocolate box top" village... It's so beautiful, peaceful, quiet and very safe.

There's absolutely no way on this planet that we could ever contemplate living in some massive, heaving totally unsafe metropolis.

[EmmaMary]

Gosh... Thank you so very much indeed @TracyWants for the MHO. xxx

[itsannalee]

I live in the metropolitan, but deep down there i want to live in the village and planting vegetables, making foods. etc

[EmmaMary]

@itsannalee

Then why not make it happen? x

[itsannalee]

My man business is not flexible to bring in the village. I’ll do it maybe when he retires.

[EmmaMary]

I do sincerely hope that one day you both can make it happen. 🤞

[itsannalee]

Thank you 😚

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason ✈️ As a traveler keen on discovering diverse locations, both city life and countryside living offer unique experiences 🌆🌿 City life provides vibrant culture, endless entertainment, and diverse cuisine, while countryside living offers tranquility, natural beauty, and a slower pace. Each has its charm! Which aspects of city living are you most excited about?

[exitseven]

I like living in the country. We still have a couple of farms in the town where I live.

[Sachem]

Born, raised in, and have lived in big cities all my life. I've taken advantage of all the distractions cities offer such as museums, pro baseball stadiums, concerts, parks, great restaurants, etc.

But at heart, I'm a small town guy and wish I could live out in the country. Life is so much better that way. Perhaps in another lifetime...

[AviatorTom]

I live in the suburbs, and have almost my entire life, outside various cities. I did live in the city when I was very young but cities today are much different than they were back then.

[Tarifa]

A small city with all the amenities, surrounded by vast areas of countryside.

If I could own two houses, it would be an apartment in the city and a house in the countryside, with lots of space to plant trees.

[MuddyMole]

Countryside - although I do love cities like Victoria and Vancouver BC, which give you all the benefits of living in a city, but still have mountains, coastline and wilderness, right on you doorstep.

[Shiprex]

Done both. Life goals would be to settle in a space as far away from fkrs as possible. Have dogs and animals in the space and just hang out all the time. Screw that noise and bustle.

If I wanted to be in the rat race I would be a rat.

[PeachyPie93]

Countryside. God I hate the city.. so many people always around, it tends to be dirty, tons of cars. I generally hate people and like being alone.

[Nikki1989]

We live in a peaceful country town that is a short drive to the city or the beach via a freeway. The best of both worlds.

[Cormac995]

country 100% Cities are loud noisy and the air smells and tastes like shit. Cities make me anxious and uncomfortable.

[jamesgoldman]

I'll stick to the country... I only go I to the city to sell silver and beyond a wedge of cash, looking in jewellers windows and a Reuben sandwich nothing else appeals

[Makeushiver]

Watch a few episodes of a 60s show called Green Acres. It explores that exact dichotomy with Lisa Gabor representing urban life and some guy I don't remember for rural life

[ProbablyClueless]

I prefer the countryside, but I can understand why so many people like cities.

Small town living can be pretty top tier.

[soe11]

• Personally I like and love to living countryside.
• My girlfriend love working in city as she hold the job currently
• .

[Massageman]

Used to be the city for me, but, as they became so unwelcoming and dangerous, I avoid them. Suburbs or country for me now, as long as a Costco is a half-hour or less away! :- )

[lilBigPotato]

I love nature but I prefer the convenience of the city

[LazerBean]

We love visiting big cities, but I don't think we could ever live anywhere other than the country.

[strateguy632]

Suburban is best, less hectic more space, quieter, but near city for job and night life.

[DryGermanGuy]

Neither - close suburbia with enough green around. :-)

[Sevenpointfive]

what? where's the cities with the hookers like the picture?

[Blueeyes81]

I have a house and a couple of acres in the country. I lived in a big city when in college and hated it.

[Sal_Monella]

This.

[Dnice1]

Country, it's where I was raised and I find it peaceful

[WonderingManII]

I currently live in the country, and I've always liked it.

[Danny_dan92]

I like peace and quiet. Although I live in the city.

[Catailian94]

I learned from 5 years ago I like city living. I like being around people. For a long, I get into depression.

[Likes2drive]

I like the suburbs better but country living would be nice if I was retired

[Staximus]

Countryside, less assholes=less problems. The city is for the birds

[Yohenis]

I love country side. City Life is pretty exhausting and can be fun sometimes ;)

[ThebestIndian]

I like city living. I live in Greater Boston. I like city life because it helps you grow every way.

[Bklynbadboy12]

city for me to with occasional visits to the country

[kynedabek]

im used to living in city, other one not for me

[Chloe1808]

Definitely the country

[firenine909]

What are the best country related clothes?

[Billlewis]

You say that now, but give it time.

[Viking_Girl19]

Of course city

[LauraJ00]

City if I’m single. Countryside of I’m married.

[katiesmuff]

Country living by far!

[serious]

For me it is always city, big cities.

[Kelly6]

@TracyWants country life for sure.

[Jennz6]

City for sure 💃

[KittygosMeoWW]

Country living

[BDRick]

country.. city is good but too hectic in my eyes

[fish5505_87]

city living when your young!

[CubaPirate]

Countryside please

[EmmiL]

City all the time

[Anonymous]

I live in the city ;)

[Anonymous]

Beach life

[Babygirl_S]

A green city

[chocolatetwopointo]

city 100%

[beefcakebradybatson]

Is she a ho?