Do you live in your nation of origin?

[Vestr-Norig]

Yes I do. Born and grew up in a small village in Western Norway. Still lives there, have never lived elsewhere. Don't think I would like to either.

[Goodclark]

Yes, Born in raised in AMREICA

[Seneca]

Yes, I live in New York, where Seneca is from.

[Glasgia]

Born: Glasgow
Live: Hampshire (England)
Other places I've lived: Santa Barbara (California), Kyoto

[Glasgia]

Double post

[Tovarishchestvo]

Born in Florida, still live in Florida. Hope to get out of the US as soon as possible.

[The Turko-Ottoman Empire]

I was born in an occupied territory, so no country. I still live there, but it's part of a country now.

Yer not one of those SBZ types, are you?

Oh and I do, as refs the OP. Lived around most of the UK. It's all depressingly similar.

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The only difference is the accents, well atleast in the cities.

Born in London, lived there for 2 years, till I was 2, then Manchester till I was 14. Moved to Harroe School while my family relocated to Liverpool, might be moving to Newcastle and hopefully attending Princeton or Harvard Unis.
But I've been 'settled' all my life.

EDIT: No, I'm not middle class. I fought tooth and nail to get a bursary (80% of fees and uniform) only last year. And I'm a proud working class boy. Born in Lewisham, moved to Stockport. Not the two areas that spring to mind when 'posh' is mentioned.

[Slakonian]

Yep
Born in Germany and now i live in Greece.I am Greek in origin and came back.

[Farnhamia]

Yer not one of those SBZ types, are you?

Oh and I do, as refs the OP. Lived around most of the UK. It's all depressingly similar.

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The only difference is the accents, well atleast in the cities.

Born in London, lived there for 2 years, till I was 2, then Manchester till I was 14. Moved to Harroe School while my family relocated to Liverpool, might be moving to Newcastle and hopefully attending Princeton or Harvard Unis.
But I've been 'settled' all my life.

We like to say just "Princeton or Harvard" without adding "uni." Good luck.

[Mesoland]

Born in Devon, England, lived here all my life. Its all extremely boring and rainy.

[Chinese Regions]

Born in Britain, still live in Britain.

[Varijnland]

No, I lived in the outskirts of Stavanger Norway untill the age of 12, then we moved to Bristol England!

[Kleomentia]

Yes, i live in the nation of origin. Which is good and bad.

[Mesoland]

Yes, i live in the nation of origin. Which is good and bad.

What's Serbia like?

[Nopalitos]

Nope! Berlin Germany to US.... maybe I'll go back...

[Bodegraven]

No. I was born in Bavaria and live in the Netherlands

[Kleomentia]

Yes, i live in the nation of origin. Which is good and bad.

What's Serbia like?

Good and bad. The politics/economy and all that stuff suck. The nature, the villages and the people are nice. Though i am fairly disappointed in our how we mistreat our cities. Some parts(in downtown) look awful.

[The Turko-Ottoman Empire]

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The only difference is the accents, well atleast in the cities.

Born in London, lived there for 2 years, till I was 2, then Manchester till I was 14. Moved to Harroe School while my family relocated to Liverpool, might be moving to Newcastle and hopefully attending Princeton or Harvard Unis.
But I've been 'settled' all my life.

We like to say just "Princeton or Harvard" without adding "uni." Good luck.

Why thankyou I shall remember that.

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The only difference is the accents, well atleast in the cities.

I'd disagree. There are definite difference between the three constituent countries in which i've lived. I've found NI to have the most welcoming population (despite my dislike of the country itself for prolonged periods of time), Scotland to have the greatest love for their heritage and culture, and England having the most confident personalities.

Well yes, but essentially the cities are all the same. As in gang violence, rundown areas, touristy bit, big buildings. The people are different though. Though I've got a lot of family in Scotland and, as in England and probably NI and Wales, it depends on where you are.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

No.

[Hallistar]

Simple: do you live in the country you were born in?

I was born in Canada, but have lived in the US since 2009. I briefly lived with family in suburban London (December 2000-July 2001).

Yeah I was born in Mississauga in Ontario but my family moved to saint louis when i was 6 back in 2000

[Arumdaum]

Born: Glasgow
Live: Hampshire (England)
Other places I've lived: Santa Barbara (California), Kyoto

Really?

How was Santa Barbara and Kyoto? And isn't Santa Barbara also really small? I've been there a few times before when I lived in Ventura, but I can't really imagine what it'd be like to live there.

[The Blaatschapen]

What's Serbia like?

Good and bad. The politics/economy and all that stuff suck. The nature, the villages and the people are nice. Though i am fairly disappointed in our how we mistreat our cities. Some parts(in downtown) look awful.

Serbian cities not nice? Okay, Belgrade wasn't that beautiful, but Novi Sad is just gorgeous(and it was winter when I visited... it's probably even more beautiful in spring or summer). I haven't seen any other city besides those two though. And I happily agree about the people

[Umbra Ac Silentium]

Yes, and for now it seems likely that I shall do so.

[Mavorpen]

Simple: do you live in the country you were born in?

I was born in Canada, but have lived in the US since 2009. I briefly lived with family in suburban London (December 2000-July 2001).

I feel so sorry for you.

[Yandere Schoolgirls]

I have lived in the USA my entire life

U! S! A! U! S! A!