City Or Country

[mjdoug03]

I like cities.  Maybe country life when I'm older.

[kilophkadamas]

Grew up in the city, lived all my life in the city. Been camping a couple times and definitely did not enjoy it, so I think i'll stick with the city.

[derrick12480]

I prefer the city for everything it offers in variety but love the country for the peace and quiet it offers.

[LaKecias]

The city it's great to visit the country but I can't live there

[2getherwewin]

WELL I'VE LIVE IN COUNTRY MOST OF MY LIFE AND I HAVE LIVE IN THE CITY I PREFER THE COUNTRY 

[sarabtrayior]

I've lived in both, however, we have a horse (and used to have nine), now, I say I don't want to live anywhere where Domino's doesn't deliver...

[nadarama]

I love the city

[Timberlan127]

I've always been a country girl and can't imagine living any place else. It's quiet and beautiful and not too close to neighbors. There's room to go out and take a walk and enjoy nature. I can have as many animals as I want and have room for them to roam. The country is the best!!!

[bremer51]

I prefer the country. Right now I leave on the edge of a small town. There's a corn field in my back yard and the grocery is 1 minute away. 

[jkhanson]

I grew up on a farm five miles away from the nearest town of 1200.

I now live on the edge of a small town of 4500 or so.  The wide open country is in my backyard and downtown is one mile away.

A large town/small city is within 30 miles or so.

[davidf938]

On the edge of a large city. Close to everything, but away from the inner city crime.

[vdavid20]

I like both.

[stretch1967]

I love the good ole country. Sitting out by a fire. I love to camp.

[yaayme]

I would like to live somewhere in between. I don't like the suburbs, it seems boring as hell.

[mrisha]

I have lived in both.  But I would like a combination on both.  Living in a small suburban neighborhood where everyone knows you and being friendly.