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Anonymous 04/21/2024 (Sun) 08:30:53 No. 4814

Do you prefer Rural or Urban areas

Anonymous 04/21/2024 (Sun) 09:14:27 No. 4815

I've only lived in urban areas so far, but I think a rural area could be good as long as it has internet and I could do remote work. It's calmer and property/rent may be cheaper. There's "less stuff to do" in a rural area, but I spend most of my time in my house anyway, and if anything, I would go outside more in a rural area because it's comfier than in a city.

Anonymous 04/21/2024 (Sun) 09:33:23 No. 4816

even in summer it's not that good, rural

Anonymous 04/21/2024 (Sun) 12:28:57 No. 4817

>>4814 rural but with no houses or villages or people. just me in the jungle alone with the beautiful animals

Anonymous 04/21/2024 (Sun) 12:38:11 No. 4818

>>4814 If "urban" means my own house in a nice neighborhood then I will take the urban environment. Else rural 100%, living in an apartment is hell.

Anonymous 04/23/2024 (Tue) 16:05:01 No. 4836

I live in a big city, never stayed in a rural area. Never lived anywhere else. I like the city because I don't have to do a lot of manual labor.

Anonymous 04/23/2024 (Tue) 19:00:13 No. 4838

Rural all the way. The main reason I don't leave the house is because there is nowhere to walk or anything to see in the city

Anonymous 05/11/2024 (Sat) 01:00:07 No. 4963

>>4838 >there is nowhere to walk or anything to see in the city People would commonly say the opposite, though I can understand your point. It may be interesting to take a walk in the nature or something, while the "interesting" things in cities are consumerist stuff and the like.

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