Country life vs. City life

[andrewmdrapkin]

That's a great question, I love the city life born and raised in a big city but same time I like to have things quieter I could see myself living in the country in a few years

[FuzzyCottonsocks]

Country.  I don't like crowds or places where buildings block out most of the sky. 

[senaslaughter]

I have lived in the city, and I have lived in the country. The country is much better if you like your privacy, and if you like animals. Neighbors are too nosy in the city. They don't like it if you if you water your lawn at the wrong time, if your dog barks, or whatever they dislike about what you are doing. So personally I like the country better.

[lighthouse68]

I would like the country. It is quieter and not so many people.

[sandiegosurfer]

I have always lived in the city and sometimes I really want to live in the countryside. It seems so much more peaceful.

[devrosekk]

i lived in the country for a while and almost went crazy from boredom.. i need to be around lots of people. so city all the way.

[alwpgf]

I prefer living in the country.  I do enjoy visiting a big city every so often.

[futureslpforautism]

The country is much more peaceful and you have more freedom.

[kellie90]

Only country....could never live in the city.  I like quiet, no road noise, no kids, no horns...nothing!!!

[ktheodos]

not sure yet

[gmwilky58]

i profer the country and always will.i've always lived in the country just dont care for city life.

[clarkmartin]

I like to visit the city...but the country is home!!

[candyterrius]

I have been living the city life all my life. I wouldn’t mind to adopt the country life to get away from the city for peace and harmony of nature. My ideal would be to live 4 days in the city and 3 days out in country.      

[monnee]

Both, country for peace and quiet.  City for more things to do.

[cubarican210]

Well I've lived in the city most of my life and it gets hectic sometimes. Living in the city does come in handy when you don't have a car. You can rely on public transportation until you get one. When you live in the country if you don't have a ride you're pretty much stuck like chuck. I'd prefer the suburbs, not too close and not too far from the city.