Who lives in a big city?

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Like New York City, LA, Chicago, Boston, etc. and how it is like there?

I live in a suburb of LA. It's crowded, noisy, & hectic. People are rude & inconsiderate. I would love to live where it's quiet & there are no neighbors, unless it's wildlife or domesticated animals.

I live in the suburbs of Sydney, people drive crazy, and trafic can be bignI don't like all the cramping up of things, I like spread out.

I live in inner loop Houston, and its quite crowded and noisy. Worst traffic ever period, there is however access to mass transit. Also most people in my neighborhood live in apartments, highrises, or small houses so it does have a close in feeling.

I live in Hollywood, California. I love it where I live! Sometimes it gets crazy and hectic, but it is worth it.

I live in a huge metropolitan area and I love it!

I live in a suburb of Houston a lot of the time.

I live in a quiet neighborhood of North Portland.

The area between Lloyd Center in NE Portland
and OHSU in SW Portland is the crazy part because it's the
Free Fare Zone, where you can ride buses for free.

I live in a town, a very small town, called Dobson. It'll be a thousand years before this place becomes a city, probably never be a famous one.

We have to travel at least ten miles to have anything to do, but there is a community college here.

I live in a small, crappy town also. They say that we are 10 years behind the rest of the world.

I live in a small village, the nearest "large" city is ann arbor , with 300000 people, my town is 3-4000
edit: the nearest semi citiish place is tecumseh and the nearest smaller city is adrian, with 20000 people tecumseh is 5 miles away adrian is 15 miles away and ann arbor is 30 miles away

am live in manchester [uk] and its crap-in most places here it is extreme sensory torture.
am being moved to a new res.home on the outer part of manchester this year as its in countryside.

I live in a suburb but work in a city of 700,000 (Glasgow). I never get tired of just looking at
the historic architecture and marvelling how the builders put it all together,plus there's all
the facilities you need and the feel of being part of a cosmopolitan society.

I live in L.A. (Lower Abnormality)

It's very populated....But I'm the only one here.

I live in Berlin (3000000 citizens), prior to that lived in Istanbul (15000000 citizens)

Grew up in a small town, hated it to the bone. To leave for the city again felt like a liberation. Never again a countryside town for me, the bigger the city the better for me. I like the anonimity of the big city. Even Berlin sometimes feels too small for me sometimes, when you've experienced a really huge city like Istanbul...

I live in Huntington Beach, California. Place is too fake for me, or I'm tired of the scenery... I LOVE it when I have to go on delivery to Los Angeles. The place seems so vibrant, so ALIVE. Reminds me of when my family used to live in motels, it was "ghetto" but it was home. Not saying L.A. is ghetto, just the atmosphere seems pretty familiar.