Where would you like to live?

[Hyper Tumble 1,483]

I'd like to move to an even  smaller town than I live in now. There's just something about small towns that bring out the honesty in people.

[Sabrinie 392]

I live in New Jersey and go to school in Pennsylvania, if I were to move and stay in the states, I would either go to Massachusetts or Texas. I know those are vastly different states, but I have my reasons. Every time I go to Mass. I feel like I'm home and I belong there. I love Massachusetts, but I love the culture and weather of Texas. If I were moving anywhere in the world though, I'd be on the next plane to Ireland. It's my dream place to live and hopefully one day I can get there permanently. 

[Duster Dawnhorse 248]

At one point I would say "Take me back to Tohoku!" But I love America too much to leave it. I'd gladly visit Japan as much as I can, I miss my host family that tolerated my terrible grammar.

 

My dream place to live that will never happen is on the beach in California or Hawaii. I love California, born and raised in SoCal, but I love Hawaii too. Would not provide a lot of job opportunities for me though.

[Away 2,077]

Specifically speaking? Idk. Depends on where I am in life and whatnot. As long as I'm fairly happy with the place.

[Rainboom Dash 1,056]

I love Australia, but would one day like to experience living in New York or London.

[Scootaloo Is Best Filly 578]

Probably NYC, or Los Angeles would be my 2 favorite places where I'd want to live someday. Maybe throw in San Francisco too. Those are my top 3 favorites.

[Mightymags 1,053]

It's always been my dream to live in Europe, but I've found that I prefer the climate in the PNW. Every time I leave I realize how beautiful it is here.

 

It would still be amazing to live in Europe but as long as I can travel a lot I'd be able to live almost anywhere.

 

The one place I wish I could live but know I can't is Israel. It honestly felt like home and I got homesick after leaving there, but I don't think I would thrive in that culture or be able to learn the language(s).

[PunkRock-Pony 20]

As generic as it sounds, I'd love to live in California, preferably Los Angeles, on a beach house, with a great ocean view, and a balcony to lay back during the sunset!

[Mitchell 45]

I'd love to live in Florida or some place where its hot or even just move somewhere to the mainland in Canada where there's more people. I'm getting tired of all the cold/rainy/foggy days where I live (Newfoundland). I often feel like there's a lot I'm missing out on living on an Island. Thing is I would need somebody to go with cause I wouldn't want to go on my own and leave my friends/family . That's the hardest part.

[Seaweed-Headed Dragon 359]

Simple, West coast or East coast of the US: California or Connecticut

[Abdul Celestiel 9]

Iran, or maybe in the United States.

[CT-1138 3,182]

The Redwoods! It's so beautiful, and I love pine trees. Plus 3 or my favorite movies have been filmed there.

[Sigma 768]

A small town in Japan for me. Low crime rates, high work ethic and moral code, plenty of bike routes; the perfect place to start a family.

[Lagom 204]

I'm actually pretty content about where I live now, but I still thought about traveling to other countries when I grow older.

[Mr F 1,522]

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[Revertz 159]

Tokyo Kawaii city woooooohooooooooo *sigh if only i was there

[RockinRarity 1,605]

I'm from southeastern Michigan and I'm pretty content with where I live currently. I have been here my whole life and most of my family is in the area as well.

 

Moving to a different location in southeastern Michigan would be a nice change of scenery, though. Honestly I'm a fan of the Metro Detroit area, and actually downtown Detroit isn't the crime-ridden hellhole that people make it out to be (that's some of the suburbs... stay away from those). I dunno if I would live there, but I have several friends who do plus a little bit of family, so it wouldn't surprise me if I did end up moving near the area at some point in my life.

 

I have been to both Chicago and New York City, and I love both places, but I'm not sure if I would want to live in either place. I would like to visit both places more often than I currently do, though.

 

I have also been to the east coast and it is beautiful out there (and some places on the east coast have direct access to the ocean, which is awesome) but again not sure if I would like to live there.

 

Florida, however... I am from Michigan so I can take the humidity (our summers can get very hot and very humid) and this past winter was just awful up here. I honestly wouldn't mind a milder winter. So, if I had to move to some faraway state, it'd be Florida. Humidity is my friend. I also have a horrible ragweed allergy that clogs my sinuses and apparently in Florida there isn't a whole lot of ragweed... seriously last summer I was driving up to northern Michigan and I rolled down the window of my car and immediately my sinuses swelled to the point where I couldn't breathe at all. It would be nice to not live off Sudafed for the rest of my life.

Edited April 12, 2014 by RockinRarity

[ShadowPirateX 600]

I'm rather content with living in Norway. Our goverment may not be the best at times, but at least i can live a proper life.

While i would like to visit other countries, i can't see myself moving there.

[Retro*Derpy 3,186]

I always loved living on the east coast of the US. The walkways, beaches, and local stuff to do was always entertaining. Central US got boring rather quick.

[zerox 1,126]

Probably Canada, Germany or Ireland

[The Diver 760]

Ireland or the Maldives. Ireland because I loved most everything about it when I visited and the Maldives for the clear waters and beautiful beaches.

[Luigi 7,870]

Honestly, I'm fine where I live in Minnesota, but if I HAVE to move, I'd choose to move somewhere that isn't scorching hot in the summer like Texas or Arizona.

[Nerdy Luigi 2,065]

I really miss the weather in western Washington state, other than the tons of rain that fell... Ah but the lack of absurd heat indexes was nice, and the snow was... well... existent, and no absurd wind chills. Fewer thunderstorms. Ahh yes. Much better than the boiling pot of southeastern Texas.

Eh that's probably the best place for my climatic tastes, and political ones as well (Texas is WAY too conservative for me )

Edited October 10, 2016 by TwillyFSniper

[Thuja 3,659]

Honestly?  I'd like to live on some other planet...

[Guest]

Somewhere in the clouds would be nice.

 

But considering a more real approach, anything would do really, as long as it's nice and chill.