[Earth]

Didn´t expect to see so many country people. Hmm

That's because some of these people actually know the benefits of the country and that it can be fun.

There is more to life then just living in the city playing video games or walking 30ft to a burger joint.

[Skull-Cruncher]

I would prefer to live in the City.

[0xide]

Definitely the city I grew up in London.

[cam]

I live in the country. I dress and act like a city person.
hate living in the country and would love to move to a city

[Dismas]

I live in the country. I dress and act like a city person.
hate living in the country and would love to move to a city

I think both the city and the country have their own advantages. I don't think how people "act" is really relevant (unless you are hanging around dumb city/country folks).

[cam]

I think both the city and the country have their own advantages. I don't think how people "act" is really relevant (unless you are hanging around dumb city/country folks).

literally that everyone around me.. everyone's like wearing muddy boots and big belt buckles with rebbel flag. saying, "yee yee boe" with fat lip of dip in there mouth
and I'm just here with like diamond ear rings wearing Jordan's an dressing well

[NzFrog]

Depends i enjoy them both as i have had the opportunity to love in both places. I guess it is just personal preference

[DatRoyce]

I enjoy the best of both worlds. I live in a small town!

[Komoto 河本]

I wouldn't be able to decide. I was raised in the country but moved to a city when I was a teenager. If I had to choose one though I'd probably choose the country.

[Boudica]

I wonder, would your answers change if you moved abroad? Would you still want to live in the country in a foreign country?

I know my preference would change from town/countryside to town/city for a foreign country, especially for the first few years of living there.