NationStates

Why or why not?

I, personally, would live in the United Arab Emirates, I’d have a good job as a university lecturer at NYUAD, my wife and kids (I’d have a wife and kids if i moved there inshallah) would be safe in Dubai and I’d be able to practice islam without harassment.

In a perfect world where I didn't need to worry about rent, climate change or stochastic terrorism, probably some island in the Caribbean.

In the imperfect world in which we live, I like where I am

probably Sweden or Germany they seem nice

I'd stay where I am. But the Russian Far East has beautiful landscape.

In a perfect world where I didn't need to worry about rent, climate change or stochastic terrorism, probably some island in the Caribbean.

In the imperfect world in which we live, I like where I am

Which is?

Worldly Philosophers wrote:In a perfect world where I didn't need to worry about rent, climate change or stochastic terrorism, probably some island in the Caribbean.

In the imperfect world in which we live, I like where I am

The South Pacific is the Caribbean but better. I’d recommend that as your dream destination.

Wallowis wrote:

Worldly Philosophers wrote:In a perfect world where I didn't need to worry about rent, climate change or stochastic terrorism, probably some island in the Caribbean.

In the imperfect world in which we live, I like where I am

The South Pacific is the Caribbean but better. I’d recommend that as your dream destination.

What race and religion are you?

I'll stay where I am in the UK midlands for living as it'd be a big hassle to find another job. If I had to holiday abroad, somewhere in Scandinavia or the English-speaking parts of Canada would be alright as there'd not be too much culture shock (less so than London or Birmingham probably!)

Wouldn't go in winter though as that would be a bit chilly.

Caribbean island. Sea side, not ocean.

Southern France.

i'd live in djibouti, just so that i can call my buddies and make obnoxious jokes about the name of the country i live in

London without question. One of greatest cities in the world. So cosmopolitan, diverse and multicultural and with tons of history and great public transit.

Kihei in Hawaii. It's expensive, but its paradise.

french polynesia island of rapa iti because Turkey is the farthest place to its lands.

Tuvalu, i dont care about luxury, but it just seems so nice to live on some island that you are aware will go within the next 50 years

Palau: Because it is a great island nation that actually cares about where it is and protecting the sea life plus it is just an island I always wanted to go tho the beach more also that jellyfish pool I want to swim in it

Ethel mermania wrote:Caribbean island. Sea side, not ocean.

Definitely agree. Aruba is a nice place.

Though I also wouldn’t mind living in Scottsdale

Thermodolia wrote:

Ethel mermania wrote:Caribbean island. Sea side, not ocean.

Definitely agree. Aruba is a nice place.

Though I also wouldn’t mind living in Scottsdale

Yeah, nice town.

Wherever the public discourse currently denounces as a hive of filth.

Assuming I had all the resources I need to make such a move, I'd definitely move to a mountainous location: Liechtenstein, Switzerland, and Bhutan (in no particular order) would be on the top of my list, but if I had to stay in my own country, I'd choose Jasper.

All that matters is seeing the mountains on all the horizons, to feel the cool mountain air, to admire the majesty of the mountains and the trees that grow on the mountain slopes, and to be able to hike in the mountains and see more of it. If money were no object, the mountains will be where I'd like to live.

Newfoundland

Lanzarote

china

European Mediterranean (Spain, Italy, southern France, Malta, Greece, etc).