Are you happy with where you live?

[ggmopa]

If you moved city or country where would you like to go?

 

[Hi-tech]

I think happiness is with family and friends and I have both where I live from my birth. So I can say Yes I am very happy

 

[polecat]

India want to find my Indian chef.

Want to see whole country and meet my workforce or others

 

[roydan]

No no no no no.. fucking hate it here..

 

[Octavia]

No

We are top 10 in happy index, but hate it here.

Too many restrictions on starting business, taxes through the roof.

 

[Outlaw]

I wasn't until I went to Italy, Spain, Amsterdam, Wales and Germany and noticed it's what you surround yourself with and not who

 

[MisterF]

Been in the pool 2 hours this afternoon, more than happy here in Spain.

 

[t2van]

If you moved city or country where would you like to go?

Loaded question...

Am I happy where I am? No. If I die here and I got regrets on death bed? No.

It's cheap it does its job as a safe family area. Kids ansd wife happy. So naturally I'm happy.

Would I love to move tomorrow? Yes.

I got my own things I'd like to be doing but it's not possible as wife is focused on her career so is that an issue? Well yes and no. It's OK.

I can cope with it.

As I tell everyone I'd move tomorrow in a heart beat. But if I die here that's OK also.

 

[Zwielicht]

That’s a tough one. I really like where I live overall, but it’s mostly because it’s what I’m used to these days.

I’ve moved all over the country, but if I could move somewhere more ideal tomorrow, I couldn’t think of anywhere better than this.

 

[Word Wizard]

Yeah, I like where I live at the moment. A safe, quiet Canadian town with an apartment under $500 USD. It's actually a pretty nice and spacious two-bedroom unit. I got lucky by landing this specific place because this price is certainly not the norm. My main complaint is that we only get two months of nice weather. Maybe four months if I decide to stop being a whiny baby about it. I hate the cold so much.

 

[TheVigilante]

Can we all be neighbours one day

Now that would be something

 

[AdeelAlam]

Uhh yes.

A few years ago, I went to europe to pursue education, initially I thought that it would fulfill me. Turns out, I felt the same, I had fun for sure, but it did not make me happier.

Then I got into stoic philosophy and understood that being happy is something to be found within.

"It’s not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters" Epictetus

 

[SilverClouds]

Can we all be neighbours one day

Now that would be something

I was neighbours for a year with dude I met on the other forum. Was fun while it lasted, we complained together when there were power outages . Now I'm on the other side of the city.

I love it here. I hated living in Poland, very happy that I left. Most the time I'm nervous about potentially having to leave Sri Lanka . But if that happens I can move to another island, I guess.

 

[TheVigilante]

I was neighbours for a year with dude I met on the other forum. Was fun while it lasted, we complained together when there were power outages . Now I'm on the other side of the city.

I love it here. I hated living in Poland, very happy that I left. Most the time I'm nervous about potentially having to leave Sri Lanka . But if that happens I can move to another island, I guess.

He introduced you to the forum or was it the opposite?

 

[LuxRiches]

I'm in love with Northeast India. I lived in many places over the years, in India and abroad, some for a week or two, and some for years but it seems like Northeast India is the place I would want to spend my life in. I know it's not as fancy as NYC or Kuala Lumpur or Mumbai, but I am in love with Northeast India. I would definitely love to travel all around the world and see the wonders, but that's about it.