QuoteYou Should Live in a Big City

You don't want anything in particular out of life... you want it all.
You crave new and exciting experiences. And you get bored fairly easily.
Only very big cities can keep you entertained and stimulated.

I actually live in a small town, Fairview is maybe five square miles.

Janet, I grew up in a small town.  Mine didn't have much to offer, and as an adolescent I lived in suburbia...not exactly my ideal place.  I like the small town feel of some places, it's quaint, but sometimes there's not much to do in a small town.  I like the city life but don't want to live in a huge city, so my problem is finding somewhere in the middle. 

You Should Live in the Country
You are laid back, calm, and good at entertaining yourself.
You don't need an expensive big city to keep you busy.
You'll take the peaceful life over the stressful life any day of the week.


Actually, I do live in a rural area.

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Fairview is very interesting.  We have a Saturday farmer's market, where local artisans sell they wares.  There are small shops and even a Fred Meyer's ( which is an Oregon based chain store ), and Target.  I am close enough to a small town, Gresham, And of course the big city of Portland.

Small city...I live in london, it's like a conglomeration of small cities.

Small City for me too

I got small town, I would actually really like to live in a small town...not a keen person of living in a city like I do haha

You Should Live in a Big City



You don't want anything in particular out of life... you want it all.
You crave new and exciting experiences. And you get bored fairly easily.
Only very big cities can keep you entertained and stimulated.

Where Should You Live?

OHHH yes ^_^

You Should Live in a Small City

You are definitely an urban person, but not any old city will do.
You want a city that matches you well. For you, big cities lack individuality.
You prefer a smaller city with lots of personality, local culture, and history.