are you a city aspie or a country aspie?

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mebbe when I am able to collect my pension and social security, I will have more breathing room to consider a move to a fancier location.

Yeah,you work with what you got.

Between Vancouver and Victoria, BC, Canada. The damn Olympics really cooked the real estate market, and it hasn't gotten any better. About half of the rental units in BC are illegal, leaving tenants completely at the mercy of the landlords. One who escaped then had his houseboat sunk, etc.

No, that'd be about 20 minutes too far.

that is unfortunate that greed has invaded your fair land.

My mooers are a dairy herd, and yes, I do realise that even that causes meat byproduct. Agree about the bulls. I used to hunt rabbit in a field of four bulls and they became good friends of mine. I'd be lying prone and they come up behind and chew my underpants. There's nothing quite like the hot, coarse tongue of a bull across your buttocks to wake you from your reverie Lovely animals.

I'm not sure how to best answer the poll, so I checked from some other, unspecified place. I grew up in rural New England, which means my roots are definitely country. My grandparents on both sides were blue collar farmers and did a variety of other physical jobs to make ends meet. Country is where I hope to return one day.

For the present, I'm living in a smaller city in Tennessee. It's tolerable, and has its conveniences. But I'd rather be somewhere where there are more animals than people.

I grew up in the city, but I kinda want to live in a rural country area, I wanna keep some chickens and horses

I live in a city that's one of the top 10 most "ghetto" places to live in my state, so ghetto aspie.

BTW, I came back to WP to get some tips on where and if to move next. I've just broken my record for length of residence, and hoped to never move again, but I'll have to get over my sleep disorder to stay even in this small town, and if I do, the city would be an option again. Overall, I was happier in the city, but that was before all the PTSD.

I live out in the English countryside surrounded by farmland and woodland. Love the peace and quite and going for long walks to see the wildlife.

I travel into London for meetings at work now and again and find it hard. Could not live anywhere noisier.

Would like to live by the coast.

Be careful what you wish for!



Seriously though, I would like to live along a better stretch of coast, too. I miss the south-west, especially Dorset, Devon and Cornwall from my childhood holidays. Beautiful coastline. Have no idea about the average living costs there, though.

Suburban who enjoys ice cream

I chose country aspie - because I´d like to be with plants, animals, mud, worms - in total peace (even with spiders)

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country.

i would only ever move to a city if the reason was incredibly important.

Born in suburbs, living in country and currently commuting to city but considering giving up the city job to have more time to garden, forage, possibly build a henhouse and get a few chickens, and generally live the country life.