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leanleft ,
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ShadowCatEXE ,
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Small town. I was born and raised in Toronto/GTA. Moved to a small town during Covid, where my dad was born and raised… Absolutely love it. I do of things I was never able to do (or did) in the city. I can do all of those things alone and without people watching (wonderful, as an introvert).

I do occasionally travel to Toronto for work, and I absolutely despise it. First day, I want to go back home. Too much chaos. Too much traffic. Too much people. I simply don’t know what to do when I’m there and have free time.

DrownedRats ,
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Small town for sure. I love the outdoors, I love the quiet life, I love the community cohesion, I love pretty little houses and cottages and I love animals. I adore hills and crags and mountains and valleys.

The city itself isn’t really my scene. I don’t like cars, I don’t like shopping centres, I don’t like big flashing lights, and loud noises, and I don’t like sirens or clubs. I especially don’t like loud cars and pollution.

I live in a city now and I just miss the colour green and ponds and lakes and people that smile and say hello. I realise the country isnt perfect and there’s still things I’d miss about the city but by far I’d rather live out there than the middle of a city.

yogthos ,
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I’ve lived in both, and prefer big cities as long as I’m living in a walkable neighborhood.

bruhduh ,
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Low cost of living city near big city is great

TeenieBopper ,

I wish Buffalo was closer in size to Cleveland or Pittsburg, but being within driving distance of Toronto and to a lesser extent NYC (on top of the aforementioned Cleveland and Pittsburg) is pretty friggin great.

Secret300 ,

Small town, need woods

Landmammals ,

I live 15 minutes outside a small town, 1 hour away from the city.

Love it.

Default_Defect ,
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I’ve done both, neither, just kill me now. Unless the small town is near a big city, so I can have cheaper housing but also access to more than a dollar general without driving for an hour.

A_Chilean_Cyborg ,
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I already live in a huge city and I like it that way.

There is always something happening, and always a way to get there.

weew , (edited )

Big city that is close to wilderness. Like, a 1 hour drive to leave the city and be in a forest.

I like having my big selection of restaurants, entertainment venues, large hospitals with lots of doctors and specialists, massage therapists/physiotherapists, high speed internet/phone, oddball clubs and sports, and Costco.

I also want to get away from it all easily for a day or two at a time.

I don’t want a huge lawn or massive house, that’s just extra chores. I’d rather just live in a condo, higher up with a nice view, but it has to be near a park. Let someone else mow the damn lawn. And I like being within walking distance of groceries, movie theaters, and restaurants.

Hootz ,

Costco or bust.

anticurrent ,

300 k is the sweet spot, but I want to live in the outskirts, small house with a big garden. 15 mn drive from the city or 35 mn walk to the city

BonesOfTheMoon ,

Big city. I feel claustrophobic in small towns.

spacemanspiffy ,

Country. But I admit I love cities for the “night feel”. Small towns are a decent mix.

Boiglenoight ,

Small town. Cities are high energy. I like visiting but get worn down by the hustle and bustle.

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