The country >>>>>>>>>>>>> the city

[Ezekiel 25:17]

City Life- cultural events, diverse people with diversity of thoughts, fashion and style, social life, no limits to opportunities, interaction and activities- always something to do >>>> country life- sitting on a porch, watching and waving at the pick up trucks driving by, unpaved roads, rural routes, crickets chirping all night, driving 20 miles to the nearest “store”, or 60 miles to the “city”, not being able to travel certain places after dusk, everybody knows everybody’s business, country accents

You mean rude racist people with tons of traffic? Diversity? You know they don't love yo black ass

It's best to live in the country near a city. When we go home we have peace and quietness, we leave the clowns with y'all. Live with clowns brehettes

 

[Dr. Acula]

After crisscrossing the country and being able to be in various places, I hate concrete jungles. But I also realize its different for a different type of person I'm not a clubbing type of dude or nightlife kind of guy. If I do enjoy something about the city is the places to eat and also places to catch like a show whether its a stage production, comedy, music, etc. Also, sporting events are nice.

But I'm also a big nature person and being able to go hiking in the mountain or ride by bike on some trails and just seeing all different aspects of the environment actually appeals to me the most. I visited out west recently and the air and the mountains and I went on some major hikes and saw all type of wildlife. That has done more to reset me back to normalcy and calmness mentally than anything in recent memory. Just being out there and walking around. Once you've been to one big city like LA, or Chicago, or New York, outside of catching specific things they are all the same. I didn't feel much different walking down downtown LA and downtown New York. Maybe the concrete buildings are slightly different but its all crowds and cars surrounded by flashing lights, glass, and concrete. My ideal wouldn't necessarily live in bumfukk nowhere with nothing but somewhere that isn't heavily populated and then if I wanted to do "city shyt" I would travel maybe an hour or two to do it. But I'm reconsidering a move to somewhere out west near the mountains. I just felt like I belong there.

 

[ConPHIdential]

The city I was raised it was voted the happiest place in the country last year for a reason.

My parents are divorced and growing up I would always live in primarily Denver and other cities where my father lived and then go live with my mom down in Louisiana. I had a choice at 11 years old to decide where I permanently wanted to stay and go to school without moving and I chose Louisiana for this threads very reason. Nothing like the freedom of space, food, and southern hospitality of the south. Big cities are definitely more lively but I can only handle them in spurts. I visit NYC at least once every year and after a few days I feel from all the congestion of buildings and people.