City or Countryside?

I'd like to live on the midpoint between the two Nice and quiet with some woods nearby with the ammenities of the city not too far away.

For me Countryside.

@janelle

The opposite of claustophobia is Agoraphobia - the fear of open spaces.

I would choose cities anytime. The pulse of inteligent life, synchronizing in a godwork composition of senses. Like diving into expensive furs, that still smells of a girl you love. Life like a slave breaking free and for the first time in ages and tasting absolute freedom. Like dreaming of something nice and waking up to find it even better. Feeling like transcending through the endless only to find more.
All this i get from standing atop a building in sunset.

Polaristhe2 wrote:

@janelle

The opposite of claustophobia is Agoraphobia - the fear of open spaces.

I would choose cities anytime. The pulse of inteligent life, synchronizing in a godwork composition of senses. Like diving into expensive furs, that still smells of a girl you love. Life like a slave breaking free and for the first time in ages and tasting absolute freedom. Like dreaming of something nice and waking up to find it even better. Feeling like transcending through the endless only to find more.
All this i get from standing atop a building in sunset.

Ah, yes...I knew there was a proper word for it!

I never realized how much I loved living in the city until I didn't anymore : /

Don't get me wrong, a nice day \"out in nature\" is sometimes pleasant, but I need to be in a place with lots going on!

i do like both , to be honest . i was raised in the countryside for like 5 years and then moved to the city ...so i can't say that i preffer one more than teh pother...but i definetly should give it a thought

personaly i love my city Bruxelle.
but i dont like a part of the people...