Consider someone who likes walking to work, groceries, and everything they need; hates driving and owning a car; loves having top caliber arts and entertainment; feels more alive living in a place where people are on the street; and enjoy an evening walking bar to bar drinking with friends and not having to worry about a DUI on the way home, cities offer a lot.
That is Boston, Manhattan, and SF in this country.
(Oh, and I can hold my husband's hand in the city without getting weird stares. That's not possible in many parts of the country.)
Consider someone who likes walking to work, groceries, and everything they need; hates driving and owning a car; loves having top caliber arts and entertainment; feels more alive living in a place where people are on the street; and enjoy an evening walking bar to bar drinking with friends and not having to worry about a DUI on the way home, cities offer a lot.
That is Boston, Manhattan, and SF in this country.
(Oh, and I can hold my husband's hand in the city without getting weird stares. That's not possible in many parts of the country.)