are you a city or country person

Alex

Alex

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    born and raised in the city. I like the space and seclusion of the country, but I'll always prefer a big city over a big open space
     
    Controversial? said:
    just a city boy
    born and raised in south detroit west london

    he took the midnight train district line going
    aaaannyyyyywheeeeeeeeere
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    i especially like this because i was in london for the first time this summer and used the district line a lot
     
    marz said:
    i especially like this because i was in london for the first time this summer and used the district line a lot
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    on behalf of TFL, I apologise for how slow the district line is.
    at least you get phone signal for most of it
     
    Controversial? said:
    on behalf of TFL, I apologise for how slow the district line is.
    at least you get phone signal for most of it
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    to be honest i was sort of in love with the city the whole time. making my way around the london underground from heathrow airport to aldgate east was a blast - especially after a red eye flight. something about the lack of sleep and exhilaration of being somewhere new and huge for the first time was fantastic. and from aldgate i could so easily get to many places of interest.

    i just wanna go baaaaaaack
     
    marz said:
    to be honest i was sort of in love with the city the whole time. making my way around the london underground from heathrow airport to aldgate east was a blast - especially after a red eye flight. something about the lack of sleep and exhilaration of being somewhere new and huge for the first time was fantastic. and from aldgate i could so easily get to many places of interest.

    i just wanna go baaaaaaack
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    Haha, that makes sense why you're nowhere near as jaded as me then. To be fair, if you were around the east end there's so much to do and it's such a cool place to be, it's just west London I have a problem with. And the fact that the district line's west side is so unbelievably slow. xD

    you should come back though!
     
    I'm a city person :3 I need to have everything close to me so I can walk to get what I need.
     
    I grew up in the country and I quite enjoy it but I live in the city now and it's just so nice. I love being able to walk down the street for any shopping or dining out I wanna do. I love falling asleep listening to the cars outside my window, the occasional sirens and whatnot. It's just so comforting.
     
    city by far. i can just walk around in one for hours and i won't be bored. they really fascinate me.
     
    I'm very much a country or small town person. Being in any major city seems to be quite intimidating to me. I know most of the important stuff is found in major urban centers, but I wouldn't give up the rural life for the convenience of doing some major city-specific things close by.
     
    City person 1000% I have no clue how I survived 19 years in suburbia corn land.

    That being said, one day I'd love to have a beautiful mountain house in a cozy town. But that will likely remain a dream; if it ever does happen it'll be when I'm much older. I think I'll be a city person for a loooong time.
     
    I live in the largest settlement in the greater area. It holds just under 6k people. I hate it.

    I was born in the city and spent my young childhood in 3 bad ones before being dragged out to the country. While it was nice at first, there's just...

    Noooooooothiiiiiiiiiiing....

    So, I'm a city person. I go whenever I get the chance. I love city architecture and modern buidlings. I even more love having stuff to actually do. Shopping malls, stores, attractions, events, concerts, etc are all things I am no longer accustomed to.

    And I have to say of the cities I've been to, Sydney is by far the best... So... Good job Aussies. I really want to go back...

    Anywho thats my answer with a bunch of ramblin'. I love the city over the country.
     
    I remember when my dad lived in the country and I was literally stuck in a house like 2 kms away from anywhere with humans and it was horrible. I'd take a city with millions of people, public transport, tons of work opportunities and essentially every shop/service/entertainment I can possibly think of within a few kilometres.
     
    I think it would be country, there's nothing near my house but oil palm plantation and rubber trees. Beside, there was once a huge dumping site area just a few miles away from here. My everyday life however, filled with dopamine of computer games. Yet , I still enjoy the beauty nature and often go for jungle adventure with my dad.
     
    Born and raised a city girl. But now I live in the country. Both are lovely and equally have their pros and cons. Not gonna lie though, I miss the city.
     
    I like wide open fields and quiet areas, I'm a country person.

    I've never lived in a quiet area but my sites from work are in 'out of the way' areas.
     
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