Rural or Urban and WHY?!

[immense]

plymouth is ******* scummy though lmao

all dock places are

[louder]

plymouth is ******* scummy though lmao

all dock places are

it's not that bad if you look at it on paper though.
you've got a lot of events.
a choice of cinemas.
a lot of places to eat.
a lot of places to shop.
a lot of places for leisure.
a lot of beaches are near.
there's the *** which is pretty pretty.
because there's a lot of places to shop etc there's a lot of jobs.
crime rates are low.
and it's got one of the biggest uni's in the uk, which isn't awful either.

house prices are pretty high, which is a down side.
and there are a lot of binge drinkers and students.

[Technologic]

Suburban fringe, i live in the ideal place. 30 minutes from a national park, 30 minutes by train to manchester, large cinema complex 20 minutes away by car and my house is surrounded by fields and trees

[Dean]

woo dean, thats how I feel too. Also it feels like you're part of something bigger

Hi 5 city kids ftw!

[immense]

plymouth is good to shop but if you take the wrong turn you end up in a 3rd world country

[louder]

plymouth is good to shop but if you take the wrong turn you end up in a 3rd world country

LOL so not true.

[kdg-guy]

Rural.

Definitely not a fan of small towns. They usually have less hot chicks, less things to do, and less energy. I prefer the opposite.

[Rixion]

Pretty much balanced, I love wildlife and outdoors, but on the other hand I love the City life.

[Misawa]

I live in Brighton so it's incredibly urbanised nowadays, but I much prefer living in the sticks like I used to. London though I just couldn't imagine living in. Driving looks like hell and the idea of hopping from bus to bus and tubing it around the city does not appeal to me in the slightest. It's too fast-paced for me.

[beth]

urban, i used to live in a big city moved to a smaller city and i feel trapped, don't like it at all aha.