If you live in america do you enjoy the lifestyle?
Whats nice about the lifestyle? where do you live? its it hectic or laid back? Is it fun, is it boring , is it lonely, is there alot of things to do or a litte, are people nice? do you want to move out of america if you could?
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honestly you wont get many/any replies from americans, its early morning here.
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i work and go to school and party sometimes. i would move out of the country if my job wanted me to. other than that, i have no reason to. i like living here.
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Yea Im American and I love the American lifestyle and country. People are nice, good vibe where I live, happy people all around, and good and giving people. People stereotype Americans because they either are jealous or ignorant so dont listen to the shit people try to tell you lol. I love the Pledge of Allegiance, the flag and I just love everything about my country and what it stands for. I love how fast it became a superpower and how its always the first in helping other countries out. I like our allies and I like how we never give up and we always try what seems like the impossible to others. Yeah I love my country and most of the people in it alot lol.. Amazing place and I wouldnt move to another country if someone paied me. I also respect our military and I like how we have the best military in the world. And if people dont like my country then they can stop complaining and leave. No matte what anyone says no one will EVER change my mind on how I feel for this Country.
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The current economy has put a damper on some things, but to answer your questions. 1) The freedom to do as I wish (within the law) is great. 2. I live in Washington State. 3. Laid back, 4. As a great lover of the outdoors, I find it very fun. 5. People are generally very nice here. 6. I love my country and have no desire to move at this time. I just hope they vote Obama out at election time so he doesn't screw the country up more than he already has.
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Some of it is wonderful and some is not so good just as in any country. We have the freedom to make many choices and some of the choices are not good. Our schools could be much better. Students are disrespectful and obnoxious. They are not prepared for their future. There are too many addicts.alcoholics and people with mental problems. Our political system is very ugly right now. There are ignorant people who are racists and those who favor the rights of the wealthy over the middle and lower class. Some TV stations and newspapers are totally biased. However, there is no other place in the world where I would prefer to live. My children have unlimited opportunities here.
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I moved to New Zealand back in 1992 and recently came back to the USA. I can honestly say it is great to be "home". But home is where you come from - it doesnt matter if it its the US or NZ or Aus or even Egypt - when you go home, it feels ...comfortable and warm and welcoming. I like my lifestyle. There is no "glass ceiling" in my career here. If I work hard, I can achieve anything and nobody will put me down for it. Right now, i am caring for an elderly parent and working a full time job, so it can be a little hectic. I have a lot of things to do for fun (I have a lot of hobbies that range from quiet hobbies like painting to raucous hobbies like hiking with groups of people to going out and socializing in the evenings). Where I live, people are very, very nice. I wouldnt move out of America again if you paid me.
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Californiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Best place ever! I moved to australia two years ago, and can't wait to go back home! It's a beautiful place, stuff is chill, (except for in LA which is gross), some people are douches, some are awesome, if you don't know anyone, yes, it'll be lonely. But if you make friends, you'll be sweet. I'd say go for it man, life's too short to not take risks! (And if you like pot, trees, or being chill and hippie even a little bit, you'll loveeeee it)
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