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i was raised in the city and still a city girl the country is to quiet for me and everything is too far away my one sister moved to the country and she loves it but no matter what i can say it is not for me
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I think I probably have the best of the two worlds. I live in the suburbs of a city. I have 2 acres of property and have deer and wild turkeys in my yard, but in about 10 minutes I'm in the city.
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I like the city because it's easier getting around to everyplace on a bus, train, cab or just walking. Also there's plenty of things to do.
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I like more country...but not too far out country
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I was raised in the country and now I live closer to the city, but not in it. I miss the county, the quiet, the animals, the dark.....
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i say city because of the technology advantage, i couldnt live without my t.v.
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I grew up and was raised in the country but now live in the suburbs. I love the suburbs, everything is so convenient. Living in the country was nice when I was younger but now it would be difficult for me to move back to the country. Too many animals, insects, reptiles, dark roads and areas. I like lighted streets and the close vicinity of neighbors and friends. :peace:
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I love the city because everything is so close by and I like to be surrounded by people. The country is ok as long as it is not too deep in the country because I am not a country girl...plus it is too quiet for me and I am scared to be all the way out there especially at night time
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The country is far superior. People suck. The less people the freaking better. There are far too many people in the world...
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im a city girl but I like the country!!!!!!!!!! :dog:
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I live in the subburbs but I am a country girl at heart. We go up to the north Ga mountains whenever we get the chance and just chill.
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never lived in a big city like san Francisco just visited .like the country better would much rather see cows,hills and country atmosphere then city buildings etc. I guess I live in the valley like the sound of that but it is way hotter and shopping malls are 5 minutes away.
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i was raised in the city and still a city girl the country is to quiet for me and everything is too far away my one sister moved to the country and she loves it but no matter what i can say it is not for me
I was raised in the country and lived there most of my life until about 6 years ago. I went through a divorce and relocated to a rather large city so I could get back on my feet so too speak. I absolutely love it in the city. I had alot of adjusting to do but now I couldn't see myself living anywhere else. I don't have to drive 50 miles to get groceries or go out to eat. There is just sooo much more the city has to offer than living in the country. :heart:
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I love the peace and quiet of the country. The air, space, and overall feel of the country is great. I like going to big cities for travel, concerts, and offerings, but I always look for the Welcome to Delaware sign on my way back home. I guess it's what I am used to. :wave:
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I was born and raised in the country, I moved to the city 4 years ago and I hated it at first...I was in some apartments that had a lot of people and a lot going on all the time, moved to some different apartments, less people but still to many for me, so I finally found a house not far from my job, much better, lot less people.....love the country life, but like you said it's harder to find work or find places to shop......but I'm 100% all country girl....
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I was also raised in the City, a suburb of NYC, Queens NY. I prefer the country and live rural now. I guess when I was young about 15 I was a Explorer - sought of a senior Boy Scout and went camping alot. I love it and never left me but, the City life did.!
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I think I would get bored if I lived too far away from a city...
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I live in the city - well technically the suburbs. But give me the country ...any day! :heart:
Just don't want to have to commute back and forth from city to country every day.
Driving time in my neck of woods is horrible on a good day while living in the city...can't image having to go from country to city everyday! :BangHead:
But one day I do hope to end up living the country life! :heart:
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Living in the country isn't for everyone but Ilike it. There is always something to do and quieter than living in the city although I only live about a mile out of town lol.
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I have lived in the suburbs all my life. It is the best of both worlds.
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No big cities for me because there is too much pollution. Small cities are OK because they are manageable. I prefer the country: Fresh air, nature and simplicity.
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I was raised in the country and loved every bit of it... I could do so many things that most of my friends would have never thought of doing, we had four wheelers and animals like horses, cattle and some ducks and chicks. I only hope to raise my children in that kind of life!
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I prefer the city to the country for the most part because it's closer to the places I need to go. Plus if you'rre in a place where you require propane rather than gas/electric heating the bills can become overwhelming to pay depending on the prices of the propane and the size of your living area. However I don't mind visiting the country, because it can be peaceful and quiet. However if I really had a choice of city, suburb and country I'd choose the suburbs, because where I live they are nicer, while still being near places we need and not nearly having as much hustle and bustle as our city.