What kind of environment did you grow up in?
Grade school- high school…
Was it a city? Suburbs? Small town?
Did you enjoy it?
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I grew up in a small town/in the country of the PNW…
I liked it enough I suppose, just wish there would have been more options… like art classes for example.
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My dad was military for a while and we moved a lot when I was a small kid,
But after he retired, we went back to his hometown.
A small town in the deep South.
I went to some of middle school and all of high school there.
Interesting place.
2/10
Wouldn’t go back.
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i grew up in a small town, 15k people, 20 miles away from cincinnati, ohio. lots of parks,lots of economy, think casinos, strip malls, power plants. it was a lot like the suburbs i guess. some nicer neighborhoods and now the downtown area is being revived. i rarely go back there except to go grocery shopping or go to the hospital. we also had a whiskey distillery and some days the town would smell like a doughnut haha.
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i grew up near the countryside and i’m still living there… it’s in a little town with like for 3 towns that are counted together is like 12k people. It’s in the north of Antwerp near the dutch border.
I like it there… lived there nearly my whole life.
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I started in the city. It was full of crime and I hated it. Then we moved into a suburb and I liked that a lot better.
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Early childhood and half of elementary school pretty close to the north pole… You could fit several countries between us and the nearest actual city.
Then suburbs, sort of, in a much milder climate. Then city since I turned 18.
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I grew up in a college town. 100K people + 50K uni students.
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my hometown was right on the stateline bordering both ohio and kentucky, i used to walk 20 miles to downtown cincy and get on a greyhound bus to anywhere in the country i wanted to go see. i miss my little adventures, but got in a lot of trouble in that place, very heavily policed neighborhood, and they would always pick me up when i was out walking along the roads haha, because i stopped driving for 5 years and walked everywhere.
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My dad was Air Force, so we moved every few years. But most of my life I grew up in a town of about 60,000.
The city has gone to pot with drugs and whatnot, so I moved out to the country which is where I always wanted to be, and I couldn’t be happier here
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Grew up in a quiet neighborhood… There was a horse racing track nearby and I was around 30 or so minutes from the beach.
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oh that’s great =D
I love being at the beach.
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Lived out in the country with acreage. I liked it. Lots of room to do my own thing.
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I grew up in a city
Liked it
Life was fun
However I wanna move to the states maybe some countryside
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I grew up on US Army bases in the US and around the world. We moved every 1 to 2 years. My dad retired from the Army when I was 12 years old and we settled in Las Vegas, NV for 5 years. When I was 17, my family moved to Omaha, NE, where I live today. It is the perfect sized city. Not too big, not too small.
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Me too. Hope I get to go this summer
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Grew up in a small town in the Midwest. 
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I grew up in Barharbor Maine a small town In the winter about 4500 people in the summer over a million people. High school had about 300 kids.
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I spent 1 - 6 years old in a small town. My first grade year at school I had a reciprocated crush on this girl. She was bold. Sometimes I think we could have been lifelong sweethearts. Sometimes I wonder where she is and what she is doing. Then my family moved to a larger town on the other side of the state. Most of what I went through there was kind of painful. I existed in a dream world. I functioned pretty well until the anxiety hit when I was fifteen.
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I grew up in a town that has always been wealthy but has become increasingly wealthy over the years. Never really wanted to be there 
. Grass always greener on other side. Think I would’ve fit in more at my cousins school for example. Always have this image of me being a sweet little boy in an inner city playing dodgeball and four square and everyone liked me. It’s just a fantasy image.
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