Viewing them as binary options is a detriment to one’s existence.
It’s a worthy conversation to be had. I’ve done both and love both. Rural - clean air, seclusion, friendly people. City - the ones at the right time have a vibe or enegy you feel. It does make you more creative. Cities are all better for hedonistic indulgences.https://twitter.com/MattWalshBlog/status/1130141006215745537 …
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I like both as well. It’s nice to be able to walk places.
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There is an irrational pull to be where the “action” is when you are young After that, you get stuck in cities because of job reasons, high costs of living, and the perception of better schools
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Cities are nice to visit for me. But I'm a redneck from Kentucky.
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I love living in rural areas but don’t mind visiting larger cities now and then.
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The problem with small towns -- if you didn't grow up there, you will never be completely accepted or trusted.
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This is probably the best summary of the urge to live in the city that I’ve ever heard. Absolutely fantastic
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Rural living usually requires accepting added responsibilities & going without the variety of quick gratification, but enough space keeps the world from affecting your life. City living relieves you of responsibilities, but requires faith in humans, & in the city not degrading.
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