what city do you see yourself settling down in?

[wixard]

just curious to see if people will move away from their home town or not

i'd love to live in london
then as i grow older, move to outer london for a bit more peace (but not watford don't make me vom)

if that wasn't possible i'm not too sure but it would have to be a major city in the uk for me, don't think i'd live anywhere else

how about you guys, if you don't wanna say where you currently live just say if you'll be staying there or not

[-:Undertaker:-]

I will stay in Liverpool... hopefully.

If it ever goes like some other cities though, I will likely move country or go into the countryside.

[MKR&*42]

In the UK I would love to live in Bath, but the prices are a bit $$ so I'm not too sure

[buttons]

im not a city girl but i plan to move to glasgow or at least close to it. my family are from there & ive always loved it when ive been, it's much more exciting than where im near now (Aberdeen)

[Futz]

I think I'll live near Birmingham still but maybe in a different area. Main reason for staying near is because the majority of engineering companies are based around here

but if there was a decent paying job elsewhere but still relatively close to a main city I would consider it

If not I'd like to move abroad somewhere, even if it's just for a few years of my life

[lemons]

london!

[Matt]

I'm hoping somewhere in England because I can't see myself living permenantly in Western Australia, as I can't stand the climate and humidity most of the time. I've always wanted to go to Alaska and just go traveling around the world in general, so until then i'm not 100% sure.

[Charz777]

We have recently move away from the city, we are pretty much on the border of two counties now away from any of the big cities, and there are these little villages, really beautiful, that we never even knew existed. I'd like to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, it's much more peaceful. I never thought I'd settle in the countryside

[Jssy]

Manchester or if not Leicester

[Kyle]

somewhere quaint out in a field. no big cities, blegh