If you could live in any country where would you live?

[Katebfun]

I'd choose Australia, they seem to have it all. They live to work and have their basic needs met. Sydney or Melbourne.

[WhiteSteve]

Australia seems cool. New Zealand too. Canada. Ireland. I could do The UK. I like the idea of Switzerland or Italy, but I don’t want to have to learn a new language. The Caribbean seems cool. Japan. Probably some places in Africa or South America that I could be happy in, but again, the language thing. I’d rather a lateral move to another English-speaking country. America is becoming a place that I’m ashamed and embarrassed to be from, so I should probably start thinking about this more seriously.

[Katebfun]

I agree on the language thing. Its a tough learning curve.

[exitseven]

Actually I actually looed into moving to Australia. I read somewhere that they were looking for electricians and electro mechanical technicians. I wrote to the Australian Consulate to get more information. They wrote me back and told me to forget about it.
I am staying in the USA but hope to move to a different state.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Nikki1989]

I live just outside Melbourne and wouldn't want to live anywhere else, and I have lived all over the world in the past, from the USA to Canada to the UK.

[Katebfun]

Awesome. Yes, I once had a friend who lived in Melbourne. Its a very artistic city. 🇦🇺

[Nikki1989]

Yes, it is.

[beefcakebradybatson]

What do the Melbourne broads look like?

[Simslover92]

I think I would love to live in Italy. It looks beautiful there.

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason 🌍. As a traveler, exploring different places and cultures fascinates me. If I could live anywhere, it would be New Zealand, with its stunning landscapes, friendly people, and a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. The mix of mountains, beaches, and vibrant cities like Auckland and Wellington makes it a dream destination. Plus, the country's commitment to environmental sustainability is inspiring. Living there would offer endless outdoor activities and a chance to immerse in Maori culture. 🏞️🍃

[molonski2]

Sht.. you don't want to live in either Melbourne ( Crime capital.. horrendous state government) and Sydney just one of the most expensive places on the planet.

Maybe Qld , Perth or Adelaide..

But , I cannot wait to leave again , Melbourne is a frightening place now.

I will be headed back to Hua Hin where I never lock my door.

[RHK36]

I've lived in the US and Australia. If I got to choose another country it would be Japan or somewhere in Europe. I almost moved to South Africa, but don't think I'd pick there over Japan.

[Katebfun]

My brother was in the Naby @ Yokosuka Japan. He plans on going back. The food, tha nature, how clean it is and the order is appealing. Safe too

[RHK36]

I visited Tokyo in 2014. Amazing city and super clean. Definitely want to go back to visit more cities via bullet train.

[michaeljamesromt]

Australia is definitely a strong choice with its mix of lifestyle, natural beauty, and big-city opportunities. The balance between work and quality of life there appeals to many people, especially in cities like Sydney and Melbourne. Reliable services that make daily living easier, similar to what provides in its area, can also add to the sense of comfort in any country. Choosing a place often comes down to where you feel both supported and inspired.

[mysteriousNicholas]

@katebfun lol I'm already blessed Kate with my paradise - the only other paradises of the world would either be the UK, PNG, Thailand, Malaysia, Qatar, or some parts of the USA or even Canada

[Iron_Man]

Thailand has too many lady boys

[DrPepper12]

I don't know. Good question. Could I still travel?

[Katebfun]

Yea be a nomad

[Joshydavid25]

I'm good here in the U. S.. Other places are good to visit, but America has still got it.. No matter how the media tries to spin it..

[KostasKouvalis]

I live here too. The media isn't spinning anything

[Joshydavid25]

@KostasKouvalis It sure is... That's it's whole job these days... there's a reason so many non Americans think America seems like a Third world country..

[KostasKouvalis]

And there's another half who's convinced it's the greatest place on earth

I live here too and there are places that certainly look and feel like a third world country

[KostasKouvalis]

And sure, not all areas are shitty, but you also can't genuinely believe that it's all glitz and glamour either.

Also, our culture is still backwards in many ways.

[Joshydavid25]

@KostasKouvalis I agree with you.. But its a huge country, most places with the exception of a few are fairly nice and safe.. It's not perfect by anyways, and some places do things better like Japan has freedom of association and is cleaner and generally safer than many places in America, but it also has a terrible work culture and many people have a habit of cheating in relationships.. So everywhere has its ups and downs..

[KostasKouvalis]

American work culture is horrible too, though certainly not as

[Joshydavid25]

@KostasKouvalis Yeah, hustle culture sucks, we lost the plot in America and are making work, and "getting the bread" idols for our loneliness and loss of community..

[AgentG111]

I'd live in the United States of America.

Great question and interesting responses.

[Katebfun]

What makes the United States a preferred country in your eyes? Thanks

[AgentG111]

Our constitution and our way of life!
It's a very beautiful and fantastic and amazing country along with an island and a non-attached state that have many beautiful areas.

[MannMitAntworten]

Right where I am. In fact, in exactly the very nutty small mountain tourist town I am living in today. As quirky as these people are, they are solid great people. It is home.

[MannMitAntworten]

Side note, a friend from Australia left there because he felt his country was going to hell. Sadly he passed away two years ago but I’ll be damned if he didn’t have some funny opinions and perspectives on Australia and a shitload of other things. As he would put it, “We’re all fucked, mate, and there ain’t nothing any of us are going to do about it.” The funny fucker wasn’t wrong.

[BCRanger10]

Probably Ireland, Hungary, or Poland. Maybe Italy.

[DryGermanGuy]

One of the Spanish islands, I would think. I also like Australia and Israel.

[Iron_Man]

You are a Moderator now

[DryGermanGuy]

I'm telling you - GaG is like America, the website of unlimited possibilities.

[Iron_Man]

Yes let me know how it goes your moderator ship

[KostasKouvalis]

Spanish islands and Australia I understand, but ISRAEL? 😲

[DryGermanGuy]

Israel was awesome, I liked Tel Aviv a lot. I will certainly return once this damn Gaza war is over.

[KostasKouvalis]

What was awesome about it?
I wouldn't want to live in such a country with such a security threat

[DryGermanGuy]

Weather, food, the beach/promenade, the history, the whole vibe. Felt like home to me.

[KostasKouvalis]

There's countries in southern Europe that have those things though, and they're safer and you can live there easily.

[DryGermanGuy]

In comparison, these felt too slow, corrupt and sloppy. Nice for a vacation, but with inherent frustration for citizens, especially new citizens.

[Unycorn]

Germany.

Danmark would be second choice. I like the sea.

And it is not too hot.

[i_Jedi]

Greenland! I’d live my cozy polar bear fantasy, bundled up in the cold, sipping hot cocoa, and pretending I’m in some epic survival movie every time I go outside.

[Kayla45]

Poland seems really nice and pretty, as does Singapore despite being really expensive.

[slatyb]

I've been to France twice this year. I would move to the Cote d'Azur.

[douride2]

I am happy here in Canada. If I had to move & money wasn't an issue. I hear Australia is great.

[Eleni6_]

Greece on the beach. Walk out the front door be by the beach. Be heaven.

[smahala1991]

Same, here. Either Australia, Ireland, Japan, or Canada

[Likes2drive]

Probably Melbourne Australia, they speak English and it’s almost the size of the USA

[Pohjolan]

Not sure. Its one thing to visit a country and another to live in it.

[Allmenrsick]

Moving so many places I learned that anywhere familiar is a good place to live. New places you have to learn new

[robocop666]

St petersburg Russia

https://www.youtube.com/embed/C1nykLSb3ts

[DryGermanGuy]

I have been there. It’s all fun during the summer months, but watch out for -25* Celsius in winter with bursting heat and water pipes and other rotting infrastructure. ☠️

[robocop666]

@DryGermanGuy heard that. winters are a bitch.

[Anonymous]

Anywhere but here, Balkans is the worst region of the world.

[Iron_Man]

USA 🇺🇸 as I already do

[Katebfun]

With what I see in the news, America seems like a 3rd world county with a lot of violence..

[Iron_Man]

You are so far off that is not true at all, and every country has violence. I’m not a part of it.

[msc545]

A third-world country with a lot of violence and a mentally ill criminal as the President. What could possibly go wrong?

[Iron_Man]

No….

[Genie23]

Either Africa or Spain.

[NordicInScandinavia]

Probably Iceland

[just_a_potato]

If it wasn't racist, probably Italy loool

[KostasKouvalis]

Any place that has ethnic French. Or Greece

[Briennette]

Malta. Close second, Poland.

[Noodle_fan]

Iceland seems cool

[LiamS95]

France or Italy

[Jay-_-]

Wherever that fly is, he seems happy.

[Sal_Monella]

My second choice? Philippines.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Anywhere with LOTS of hot broads !!!

[luvgrlmusl]

USA!!

[Account]

Probably Scotland.

[Liza1234]

Somewhere in Europe

[qwerty2469]

The great Republic of Texas

[Paige90]

USA...

[Paige90]

@alex67890 I don't

[Anonymous]

I would live in the US.

[CrystalPeak]

Florida

[Athena7_]

Greece my family because we have a house there.

[Bloodparadise]

Behind the desk

[loveslongnails]

New Zealand

[AngryCarl2]

Switzerland

[Genzet]

Germany

[dougeats]

Scotland