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Contributor: Martiniman Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
01/30/2013
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Contributor: deltalima deltalima
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Originally posted by Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
Definitely city. I can stay in the suburbs as long as I have a nice view of the skyline.
01/30/2013
Contributor: The Vixen The Vixen
I'm definitely more city than country. I've always lived in the suburbs and it's where I feel the most comfortable.
01/30/2013
Contributor: Martiniman Martiniman
Me personally, I identify as more of a city guy and I currently live in the suburbs of a large city.
01/30/2013
Contributor: Hummingbird Hummingbird
New England, there are people that often ask, RI? Where's that?
01/30/2013
Contributor: Vanille Vanille
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Originally posted by Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
I live in the suburbs right now, but it's also bumfuck nowhere...

I'm a city girl deep down because every time I'm in NY I get this tugging feeling that I NEED TO LIVE THERE. I don't belong where I'm living now.
01/30/2013
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
Neither, I'm a suburbanite.
01/30/2013
Contributor: Chelynn67 Chelynn67
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Originally posted by Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
small town
01/30/2013
Contributor: Passion plum Passion plum
City but I grew up in the country and plan on moving out of town at some point.
01/30/2013
Contributor: Rossie Rossie
I am a city girl, born and raised, but I prefer to live in the suburbs now.
01/30/2013
Contributor: sillylilkitten sillylilkitten
I'm a city girl at heart, but I do love spending time out in nature in the middle of nowhere, as long as I have an urban or suburban setting to come home to.
01/30/2013
Contributor: CountryPrincess CountryPrincess
I grew up in the country, right now I'm in the suburbs just waiting till I can be back in the country lol
01/30/2013
Contributor: Avant-garde Avant-garde
I am defiantly a city person.
01/30/2013
Contributor: Voir Voir
Live in suburbia. So long as I'm far from rural areas I don't much care though
01/30/2013
Contributor: ImportPerv ImportPerv
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Originally posted by Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
City, because my city is cool....lol.
01/30/2013
Contributor: "G" "G"
Couldnt stand to live in the city, fresh air in the sticks, i can hunt, shoot my guns, ride my dirtbikes, have parties, fires, anything i want.
01/31/2013
Contributor: js250 js250
I live in the country--small town rural life is who I am. I love the freedom to go into the mountains, go fishing, ride my dirt bikes, camp, and basically be myself. I do not like over populated areas; too many people, too high crime rates and too limiting on personal space and freedom.

I am a Montana girl--through and through!!
01/31/2013
Contributor: bog bog
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Originally posted by Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
I'm a very city countrymouse. Seriously! I'm evenly split. Spent most of my life in the city. Now I live in a (very) small town. It's hard getting used to kind, considerate, loving people

01/31/2013
Contributor: Bubba29 Bubba29
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Originally posted by Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
live in suburbs, identify with country.
01/31/2013
Contributor: gsfanatic gsfanatic
Live in country and identify more as country
02/01/2013
Contributor: DawnStar DawnStar
City, all the way.
02/05/2013
Contributor: misterazor misterazor
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Originally posted by Martiniman
Bonus: Where do you live now...city, suburbs or country?
perfect combination of these. not the city, not the country, not what you would consider suberbs. five miles from downtown, two miles from the country, and the "berb" neigborhoods end about a mile away on the city side.
02/05/2013
Contributor: purpledesert purpledesert
Born and raised in the city, so city- I still love chilling in the mountains though.
02/05/2013