Where couldn't you live?

[scrump]

Anywhere rural. Or suburban. I'm a city girl through and through. I'm not sure about anyplace really cold, I've only ever lived in the South. But I have survived winter vacations, so I think I'd adapt.

I'm a city girl, too. I think I could live anywhere as long as I have access to a city (like airport within a $60-ish lyft). I think I could do most climates, but not "too hot all the time."

So I probably could not live in super rural areas around the equator.

 

[Dcgc28]

Any place that’s hot and humid most of the time. Or somewhere flat.

So not in Louisiana with us then?

 

[China Expat]

Anywhere with scorching heat and humidity. I also pay attention to the governance and policies in each state, school curriculum, crime rates, etc.

 

[PollyannaMom]

There are certain places where I don't feel like I'd fit in attitude-wise, but as far as geographic features, rural vs. urban, that sort of thing, I tend to always find the benefits and just go with it. I might get bored somewhere with no seasons, but I've never lived anywhere without them, so I don't know for sure.

 

[dvcgirl67]

My sister and brother-in-law live in South Africa. I have visited a few times. It is very nice and I could certainly live there. They say the medical care is very good.

SA is definitely on our list of places to visit. We had planned a big trip for over a year for May 2020....and then I spent the last 1.5 years getting almost all of our money back. But we'd love to spend time there....Cape Town seems like a lovely place to live for awhile .

 

[holden]

Anywhere hot and humid (like Disney in summer). Also anywhere extremely cold. I like 4 seasons.

 

[Sinder]

In a city

 

[BlueStarryHat]

You know, as much as I pine for living in a big city like Philly again because there's so much to experience...I *really* don't think I want to anymore, especially with the crime there. I would move to a town here in New Jersey with more to do.

 

[hhisc16]

Wife and her family are from Portland, Oregon.

Nice place to visit, but could not live there (crime, housing, political issues, etc)

 

[fly girl]

In a remote area where the nearest place around you is an hour+ away.

I love peace and quiet, but I need to have quick access to things. I’m too impatient.

 

[Mysterian]

Inside of an active volcano. I just will not do it, and that's final.

I need to be able to get to a store quickly. And not melting in lava.

 

[Mysterian]

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[CdnCarrie]

Also anyplace where it's grey and rainy a lot. I prefer it sunny even if it means colder. Grey skies just make me sad.

 

[Moliphino]

Anywhere colder than where I am now.
Anywhere more than about 100 miles from an international airport.

 

[Kimkimba]

Most states.

 

[Colleen27]

Anywhere colder/snowier than where I live now, because I hate winter a bit more every year. Anywhere with a HOA. Anywhere out of easy driving distance to a major airport.

 

[BroadwayHermione5]

Middle of nowhere especially in the far north. I already hate demon dust-I mean snow-enough as it is. But being in the “middle of nowhere” when it snows? Hell no. I could never see me living in a large city, but a suburb of that city is fine. Once you get to where your neighbors are so spread out I’m like “nope”

 

[DLgal]

Anywhere in the midwest, largely because I'm terrified of tornadoes.

 

[anniemae]

As much as I LOVE Arizona, I don't think I could live there. The heat in the summer is excruciating, I have never felt heat that hurt, until experiencing 115 degrees of dry heat. Add to that scorpions, rattlesnakes, other poisonous snakes, tarantulas, desert creatures and it's a NO for me. But man that is one beautiful state. Nothing like an AZ sunset. I love the desert, just not all the things that live in it. LOL!

 

[Travel60]

Anywhere not near a major airport. I'm retired, love to travel and hate driving an hour+ to airport and parking car vs being driven a few miles.