I like to visit the city but I am a country girl

Yes but not way too different environment. For example, I can't imagine moving to a place where it's normal to encounter deadly poisonous snakes, spiders or bugs. I guess it's not very safe for a person who didn't grow up there being taught what to look out for.
Or somewhere where 40°C is the standard temperature.

I also can't imagine living in a big city like New York or Tokyo. I guess one can get used to it but I'd probably have a problem to even fall asleep in such noise at first.

I was raised in a small town and the country. I went to college and grad school in Atlanta. I would die if I had to live in a big city again. When we moved here, the population was about 25,000. Now it is 120,000 and growing. Fortunately, we live on the outskirts and I can walk in the woods every day, getting away from all traffic and masses of people.

I did move out from a giant city (like Chicago/New York) to farm thats an hours drive to a small city

I will not go back. People in cities are very lazy. Cellphones were just coming out when I left city. I still don't have one

They have food delivered to them
They have their groceries delivered to them.
They can't do nothing without their cellphones
They pay money to do anything from getting permits and stuff. Like I haven't registered my truck in 15 years, I just used it. I don't pay money to the government use my own truck.

City people just love to spend money stupidity

I live in the suburbs, but would definitely move to a more remote location if I could. I’ve never lived in a big city, and honestly I don’t think I’d like it.

I intend to. I grew up in the suburbs but I really fell in love with a small north woods town on Lake Superior.

In my 20s, I went to a rural University on the prairie and the closest big box store and restaurant open 24/hrs was a 45 min one way drive. I swore back then I would never want to live more than 5-15 mins from "civilization" but I think my priorities have changed. I like my peace and quiet and darkness at night.

well i might have to make that decision soon. it is way too expensive where i live with no end in sight to the rise in cost of living.

I plan to move to country side once i retire, i own a land with small weekend house away from the city, no other people, first neighbour is 20 min away, I cant wait for that time

I’ve lived in Surrey, Calgary, Vancouver, Langley, Chilliwack, Maple Ridge and Vernon. I actually liked things about all cities and towns I’ve lived in. I can adapt to live anywhere really.

I was always a country girl until my home was gentrified. It was like the suburbs moved to me.

So I'm moving to a different suburb far away from this place. It's too expensive to live in the country these days.

I've lived in the country, the city, and in the suburbs. There were pros and cons to each. I would move again - and may do so shortly.

I'd move to a small town in a heartbeat. I'm sick of the city.

used to love NYC for 5th Ave shopping, Broadway, The Met, Restaurants, Radio City and the Cathedrals .

Cities are nice but my home is on a rural country farm for me.

I like being in the city.

I like that I can walk to pretty much any type of amenity. I can even walk to the hospital. I think that if I lived in the country, I would feel very isolated and I wouldn’t get out much

knowing that I can walk to the post office walk to the grocery store pretty much walk anywhere makes it so easy for me to just get out and do stuff.

We moved from chicago to a rural area. Its quiet and secluded

Yes

I've lived in both