First of all, sorry for my aggressive tone used in the other post even if my aggressiveness was for ragebaiting

I get why gated communities exist. egypt is sadly unsafe for other innocent people especially women which gated communities try to help with.

You also get to switch from the decaying egypt public infrastructure

Both are important but I think the problem is they cost alot so you get excluded even if you are innocent and a law abiding person though I get the safety part which is very important in a country like egypt.

Also I know this isn't related to this subreddit but its important and kind of related to this post

First time visiting this part of the county. Beautiful scenery! How is the job market, lifestyle, and housing?

I live in Belgium and dream about moving to the us and create my own welding company. How is the vost of living , cost of housing and general atmosphere ?

Doesnt seem like the best neighborhood.

i like trees

We always hear how “neoliberalismo” has ruined the place, yet this looks beautiful.

I often forget a part of Borneo belongs to East Malaysia. How is life there? Is it worse than on the other main island? Do people frequently commute between them? Thanks.

Staying in the East Coast, I’d love to live in a walkable city with a sense of history, and Savannah is one of the primary choices that appeals to me.

The city has been posted here before and people like to mention the weather, but I’ve grown up in the Tampa Bay Area here in Florida so heat and humidity are not foreign concepts to me. If anything it’s probably more pleasant up north.

I’m curious about the minutiae of slow-city living and whether it’s worth building a future there: if I want to go shopping for weekly groceries, can I walk to the store or do I need my car? If I wanted to raise a family, are the schools (public and private) in the area decent enough, or would I be punishing my hypothetical kids’ futures? I’ve never lived in an area where crime is an issue, would I expect to experience some of the negatives living in the city? (that is, will I get robbed? Can I walk home in the evening safely? Do I have to worry about packages being stolen from my porch?) I know SCAD has a major presence there, is Savannah a “college town” or is it a “town with a college”?

I like Savannah because it feels dense but still quiet (not like Charleston!), but I’m sure my experience as a tourist reflects only a small portion of the city’s reality, so I’d like to know if this assumption is actually a valid one too.

The image I’ve attached has the area circled where the houses I’d like to live in intersect with the houses I can afford. It’s not exactly downtown, so I’m also concerned whether this is too far to enjoy the benefits of living in a city.

I realize these are a lot of questions, a bit more than usual for this sub, so I appreciate in advance in responses!

Currently living in Western NC and really enjoy most of it. What are some of the similarities and differences? How was growing up there? Are there midgies?

I was browsing through our day-trip plan from Milan to Lugano, Switzerland, and came across this small Italian town completely surrounded by Switzerland. Why did they choose not to become part of Switzerland?

Specifically the Fairplay/Hartsel area!

I was really curious on how Montreal is since I was thinking of maybe moving there to get my post grad in architecture at McGill
I am 19 currently and Brazilian. By the time I move there I’ll be 21 years old. I currently live in the UK in Bristol but I’ve lived in Brazil, Venezuela, Panama, and the Dominican Republic in the past.
I wanted to know more about it like the cost of living, how open it is to foreigners, weather, stuff like that. I speak English, Portuguese, and Spanish fluently but I would try my hardest in my two years before my post grad to learn French.
I just wanna know what life is like and other people’s experiences!! Thanks 😊

There are more than 15,000 people living in this province in the middle of the Sahara. How isolated are they? How do they use energy and the internet? With whom do they trade?

Recently spent some time in Newfoundland, Canada, and learned about Fogo/Change Island. What is it like living there?

Does it feel Ukrainian there?