I have never stayed in a village but if you have enough money then it does not matter and you can have a comfortable life

@Ginger People who have lived in the city by birth will find it tough to live in the village, I know, because of the lack of resources. Mostly the youngsters won't be able to adjust because they don't like peace, but the people who are experienced and have passed that age will definitely find the environment of the village good.

For now i would choose a city life cause there is still so much i need to accomplish and so many untapped opportunities. Later in the future, i might choose to go somewhere remote.

Honestly, I’ve lived in both, and each has its own vibe. Village life is peaceful, no noise, fresh food straight from the farm, but the boredom there is real. No constant light, and network fluctuate every now and then. City life on the other hand, is very stressful, traffic, bills, noise, but at least there’s opportunity and fun spots. Personally, I kinda prefer city life, maybe because I enjoy hanging out after work. But whenever I visit the village during Christmas, that calm feeling always reminds me why living a simple life can make you enjoy yourself better.

I have had enough exposure of both worlds and I will choose the city life every time if I am presented with a choice. City life is quite easier for me due to the easy access to the basic and necessary amenities that I need to make life better for myself.

When I was a child, my family lived in our ancestral home. My father was a military official, and my mom was a medical doctor assigned to the municipal clinic, so my father supported my mom to live in the province temporarily. I felt the cool air, but it lasted only for two years, and after that, we have been living permanently in the city. I prefer to live in the city rather than in the province. There are no fast food centers and far from malls.