Sweden. Specifically, Gotland. Started in England. Ended up here eventually. Wouldnt change it for anything. Love it here.
I live in Canada.
It’s fine, I guess. But my biggest regret is that I didn’t register my dual citizenship (child of portuguese citizens) so that I could explore the E.U. and settle down somewhere in Europe. Now, I’m 50, with too many bills to pay.
Grab opportunities when you’re young, kids. If you don’t, then before you realize it, you’ll be to stuck in the bullshit mundanity of daily life to do it later.
I live in the US. Currently applying for a Canadian passport. The US has so much to offer, and so many cool places. But between the politics and the crushing capitalism it’s rough.
If I could go anywhere? The Nordic countries+Germany seem to have their shit in a pile.
US.
US, sans the fascism, MAGAt morons, and Nazis.
There ought to be nonfictional countries that fit that bill lol
I lived in Turkey, North Iraq, and US so far.
Sweden.Spain and … Spain.
I’ve been around enough countries to know that nowhere is perfect, but living in the scruffy bit of the EU that has sexy dancing and short shorts is the right place for me
I’m sold!
Apt username, lol
US
Ideally I’d really like to live in an alternate history version of the US where we got our shit together at some point. I overall really like this country, there’s a lot of cool things and places here, and while a lot of the bad stereotypes about us are based in truth, I do find my countrymen to be overall friendly (it should maybe be noted that I’m a cis straight white guy)
How about an alternate universe where Lincoln wasn’t shot and was actually able to follow through on Reconstruction? Hell, I’d take the alternate universe where 2000 wasn’t stolen from Gore and we actually took climate change seriously.
USA -> Denmark
Janteloven, disdain for hierarchy, introverted culture, respect for rules, bicycles. What’s not to love?
Canada. I would like to live in the Netherlands mainly because the infrastructure there is amazing. I like to BMW (Bike, Metro, Walk) anywhere I go and in Canada, most of the world actually, that’s not always an option and is sometimes incredibly dangerous.
Also, AFAIK, the Netherlands is the only country in the world to have truly car-free neighbourhoods. *Which is amazing because it seems no matter where I go in Canada there’s always one or several jackasses that decided the only way to get themselves to work in the morning is to burn gasoline in the loudest way possible.
Germany. I like it here, still anywhere in the EU is nice.
I live in USA. If I could, I’d live in Canada
china and india is no.1
I live Georgia USA. If money wasn’t in question Uzbekistán. Beautiful, great food everything is cheap in comparison and the people are nice.
And also China. Have you seen some of the mega city’s. Wow.
Ireland. I’d happily live in more or less any European country. Ireland is pretty great though IMO, especially for raising kids.
U.S., I’d gladly move to Canada or the U.K. tomorrow if I could.
The UK is as poor as Mississippi.
