While living in rural places are the opposite. Hi Ellie, Good points! Cities are okay for me, but in small doses. But, different strokes for different folks! Nice post! I personally have lived in the suburbs, city, and country. If I had to pick, I would choose a small beach town instead though!
I agree that there are so many pros and cons to each area though. Can be much harder for anyone who sticks out…blacks, vegetarians, foster children, mixed race families, handicapped, etc.. Like sunflower butter. High speed driving means more accidents and high speed driving mixed with drunk driving is more common. If youre alone, it can be lonely.
In the city, individuals are everywhere, doing things on their own. In the country, individuals, especially younger ones, can feel far more alone. Hard to find real friends. The costs for home repairs can be far higher for those jobs the average Joe cannot do alone…major plumbing, roofing, fence building. Even Masters degrees and Phds can leave you blending in with the crowd when it comes to job searching.
Can feel like a mix between country and city; friendly neighbors, yards, safe, not busy but not overly quiet. Children can readily play with other children, walk to a playground, experience many cultures.
Neighbors watch eachothers kids free of charge, lend a stick of butter, share books and cookies, and so on. A neighborhood feel. Independence Day parties included. If you are someone who prefers to keep to youself, you may have issues. Suburbans want to get to know you. If homes near you are rented out, it suddenly kills your home value…and you never know who will move in, who owns it, or how long theyll be there. Or itll be taken care of. Can have some of that country gossip here too but rather it being based on prejudicial type issues, its about home upkeep or other childrens behavior.
Hi Sofia, Wow — brilliant additions. And small beach town life sounds pretty good to me as well! Depends whether the country has more ice-cream or if the city has more ice-cream…???? Good point! It also depends on what nation you live in. Country life in Canada is unbearable there is very little amenities and in some cases you are left to your own devices.
Most of these rural towns are dependent on mineral extraction and natural resources which creates a boom and bust economy. Hey BJ, Do you live rurally in Canada? There are plenty of small rural towns in more accessible and beautiful areas that could be comparable to rural living in the UK, as an example. I wrote this article many years ago when I experienced my first slice of rural life in Australia.
For me, I prefer the rural lifestyle. Moving to small town north west. I truly believe this city life can drive me to insanity.
I work in med field and Studies show that people that live in green spaces suffer less from depression and generally live happier. I believe it. I also think living in the city disables people and they become so dependent on modern conveniences.
Oh and so materialistic! People rude not very nice out for themselves selfish. Hi Joharyr, I can believe that city-life is less healthy than country-life…. The city can be very disconnecting. And materialistic? Every time I visit or live in a city, my expenses are always higher….
Hi Willis, I would assume by the sheer amount of people living in cities vs the countryside, that crime is much higher in the city.
But it also depends on where you go. I love nature, trees, flowers, and wildlife. However, I moved out to the country and the first thing I see is dead and dying deer. The hunting and poaching is awful and out of control and from every direction.
And, law enforcement does nothing to stop it becaue most of them are hunters, too. Hearing gunshots is not my idea of peace, and is very distressing. Hi Lester, Yes, being in the country near an active hunting area must be difficult. Great post! Even after 9 years and interesting to hear different views. This is my story: I was born and raised in a mountain town in Patagonia, with wildlife and nature on my doorstep.
And will always thank my parents for giving me that. I loved it. My thing is that due to a vision problem, I cannot drive.
So I moved away, for study and work, and have been living in cities across Europe for the last 12 years. The main advantage of this city life for me is not needing a car. So Im done with this. I wanna build the rest of my and my future kids life around grass, trees, water and wild life. Its going to be tough due to my inability to drive, but I cant stand cities anymore. I had this perfect balance in the Sacred Valley of Peru, where I lived about a 10 minute walk outside of Pisac.
I am an Australian City girl from Sydney the eastern suburbs I grew up across the road from the beach. Hi Tracey, Interesting way of saying it — that Sydney is in you on a cellular level — very cool! I think there may be something to that. Cities allow people to come together and exchange information.
The country isolates people, what people in the country neglect to realize is agriculture was a revolutionary technology that only happened when people gathered together and exchanged that knowledge, how did they exchange that knowledge..
Personally, I still prefer the city for the knowledge exchange and people in the city tend to be nicer because they encounter people all the time and are forced to learn how to work together or run to the countryside where they can avoid learning how to cooperate. Hi Beniii, Very interesting point, and true! And I agree; cities remain a great gathering place for sharing information and ideas. I love the idea of becoming more independent, just by living in one.
I really appreciate this article being completely unbiased and comparing city life to country life. People are also more open to each other and are more willing to help out their neighbors. It might not have all the amenities of the city but it offers you a chance to be with nature. Summary 1. A city is a large settlement, while the country is less populated. Life in the city is fast-paced, while life in the country is more laid back. The city is polluted, while the country has fresher air and lesser waste.
Housing, food, and other needs are more expensive in the city, while you can grow your own food in the country and housing is cheaper. The city offers more jobs and business opportunities than the country. Difference Between City and Country. Difference Between Similar Terms and Objects. MLA 8 M, Emelda. Name required. Email required. Please note: comment moderation is enabled and may delay your comment.
The town is man's world, but this country life is of God. What Is City Life Living? Addicted to Travelling? Major Differences Between City Life vs. Country Life. An Urban person belongs to a different caste, belief, religion and culture as well.
Most of them do not hold the same social status. However, the rural population is homogeneity, so more or less they hold same social status. Due to the presence of built environment, urban areas view greater isolation.
In contrast, rural people have a direct relationship with nature and all natural elements influence on their living. The progress of Urban areas happens in a systematic way because of mass industrialization.
But Rural life remains unchanged for years or happens with a slow In Rural areas, people are more active in the term of religious and social responsibilities. Thus the unity in Rural areas is stronger than Urban area. The culture of Urban life is basically a mixture of various types of culture. As many different people from different culture live in the same This has both advantage and drawback as well.
People enjoy the taste of different culture together, but the number of participant with a strong belief is less. Division of labor and specialize job allotment are always present in an urban community. But employment opportunity in a rural area is always limited.
Thus people move in the Urban area for a better employment opportunity. In the rural area, people belong high social status. Everyone knows each other and youth are bound to respect adults. But people in the Urban area lives most likely unknown and they are careless about social responsibilities. Typical Village Scene. The town is smaller than a City but larger than a village. Both city and town have unique and intuitive feature, lifestyle and purpose of life.
The growth of city happens more quickly comparing with the town. Conversely, towns do not expand in a similar way. Sometimes policymakers merge two or more towns together and transform them into the city. People of Town are always dependent on Cities for administrative works.
Because all important administrative offices are situated in the cities. Corporate bodies and Policy Makers of a country maintain the country from cities. Difference country has a different regulatory body. But in most republic countries, a Mayor is the head of a City, where a Chairman is the head of a Town. Different countries use various processes to make a classification. In other countries, they do not have this legal term, but they generally refer it as a large settlement.
Common Scenario of Air Pollution. Amenities of Living in City City life offers all modern advantages and recreational activities like theater, park, museum, sports club, libraries and monuments to increase the beauty. Amenities of Living in Village. Cost of Living. Social Value and Collective Mentality. Bonding Between Family Members. Strong Family Bonding. Let review some blessings of county life. Modern Recreation Advantages — Theater, Park, and Museum Different cuisine offered in different restaurants Comparing all these data, you might think living in the village is delightful and heavenly.
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