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

[BasketCase]

The country is good in small doses but living there full time?

A vibrant city that never sleeps >>>

 

[Ineedmoney504]

Nah, I’m good homie, enjoy

 

[AuntAnniesPretzels]

The country is good in small doses but living there full time?

A vibrant city that never sleeps >>>

To each their own, different strokes for different folks.

 

[50CentStan]

I agree as long as the city is within 30 minutes driving distance. enjoy the best of both worlds

 

[Grand Cru Boo]

Country life is cool for a second. I couldn’t function out there though. Been in the city for too long to actually navigate anywhere else. Can’t front, first thing I though about was sitting out on the porch with a brew and a cigar as I plot my next move.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

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

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

The country is good in small doses but living there full time?

A vibrant city that never sleeps >>>

Until you get older and start to hate:
Traffic..
Noisy neighbors..
Air quality..
Gentrification..
Wanting to actually own some land and not a 4x4 lot..
I’m ready to leave the city myself and move to the country..
This shyt is for the birds..
But my girl..
Not so much..
Might have to let her go

 

[ball15life]

I agree as long as the city is within 30 minutes driving distance. enjoy the best of both worlds

Came in to post this. This is a picture near my grandma's house. It's as country as can be, but you would never think it's less than 20 min away from a major city

 

[UberEatsDriver]

I would never live in the country and the only reason I’m considering the suburbs is for when I have kids!

There are quite areas in cities and those are my most preferred locations!

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Full time brick city concrete jungle living is

Have you ever lived in a city? Which one?

 

[JBoy]

I stay in the country, would prefer to live in a slightly more urban area if I ever got my money up and could live in a decent section of the city, it's not bad out here (besides the rampant Conservatism round here)

 

[YamakaSmacker]

Last time I was in Louisiana I didn't want to come back to dmv

 

[UpAndComing]

In Bama for the week to see my folks and all the lil shyt I used to take for granted as a jit wen I used to come down here is the same shyt I cherish these days.

Just sitting on a porch and kicking back in the sun with the birds and shyt chirping in the background, roosters crowing, shyt just overall serenity. Priceless bruh.

Soon as a nikka get his bread up, that decision to move ain't gne be a tough one.



To all yall country brehs, that city shyt overrated and toxic tbh.

Your AVI has city nikkas in it though

 

[poppastoppa]

City Life- cultural events, diverse people with diversity of thoughts, fashion and style, social life, no limits to opportunities 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 have never really spent much time in the country, I assume.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Women from the country > city women

Men from the city >>>>> >>>>>>men from the country