Thread: Could the place where you live make you happy?

I do not know, where im am now its where my friends are and I feel its the place where I belong.

Well, i don't really like nor dislike where i live, i don't know really. There are many things i don't like about where i live though there are some cool places to go spend time alone and relax while thinking about things in your life and whatnot. I guess in the end i would miss my town if i ever move out.

I've been to so many places that I don't really care wether I stay here or not...I'd really like to live closer to my gf but she's moving closer to me so I guess I don't have to do that! I kinda wish that I'd have taken the time out to go visit my previous gf though but the past is the past and I'm trying to get over it...trying...so in short...the place that makes me happy is here for now because I have friends here and I guess it would be hard to leave them...

let's just say been here there and almost everywhere! but am a bit homesick! am originally from manhattan. i mean the philippines is cool but right now am ready to go home i guess. and i have been happy here

In all honesty, where i live does make me happy and in the long run i would love to stay. But, even though i said that, there are still some cons. Like i wish it snowed every yr in winter. I'm a fanatic for snow and everything else. But other than that, i'm more than happy with staying where i am living for the rest of my life. I can always go somewhere else for a holiday and what not to the snow, so it's no big deal. Plus got all my friend here, and pretty much my life. That and it's a pretty relaxing place to live, for the most part.

no, the places i have called home arent ever going to make me happy. one home is full of the sounds of voices screaming at each other, the pounding of fists against the walls. the other home feels just as unnatural, like ill never belong.

Of course it can!

Avatar: The Last Airbender has a quote that makes sense with this.

King Bumi as a child- "Instead of seeing what they want you to see, you've got to open your brain to the possibilities."

The place you live can cause anyone great enjoyment, as long as the person living there is able to make their own fun. In my town, there's really not all that much to do, if you just look outside. You really need to find things to do for yourself.