Top 5 Major Cities In Which You Would Least Like To Live (cost, populations)

[sweetclimber]

Originally Posted by AZLiam

Whether you like a city or not does not hurt my feelings; however making blanket statements as you do may result in you missing out on some good life experiences. Yes, there are shallow and pretentious people EVERYWHERE, and that includes Houston, but if you enjoy life, and people in general, you could have a good time ANYWHERE even if you do not like the shallow ones (just ignore them). LA is not made up of all shallow people, and neither are the other cities you listed, and they DO have redeeming qualities. Please free-think on that.

Shallow people is not the only reason I dislike those cities

[ainulinale]

Originally Posted by sweetclimber

Uh, no you would be incorrect on that, not many want to move to these cities, including me

Right. That's why these are some of the fastest growing cities in the country.

[ainulinale]

Originally Posted by dem3456

Houston
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Reno

Seeing that you're from Boston, I'm a little curious as to why you would greatly dislike Pittsburgh or Baltimore. Granted, Boston is significantly larger than both and is classier in areas. But, all three cities have excellent education (obviously no one really compares to Boston though), great structural density, and an Eastern flare.

[sweetclimber]

Originally Posted by ainulinale

Right. That's why these are some of the fastest growing cities in the country.

Only Phoenix is stil growing relatively fast. Most Americans are fleeing cities like Miami and LA because of the housing crash, illegals etc.

Reread your opening post, the part where you say "don't be offended", take your own advise to heart

[joanie55]

1. Scranton, pa
2. se Florida, ie Miami, Boca, etc.
3. Oklahoma City
4. Philadelphia
5. Kansas City Kansas

[ifeeldope]

Jacksonville
Houston
Indianapolis
Albuquerque
Omaha

[ainulinale]

Originally Posted by sweetclimber

Only Phoenix is stil growing relatively fast. Most Americans are fleeing cities like Miami and LA because of the housing crash, illegals etc.

I'm pretty sure you mentioned Orlando and Las Vegas--these are growing massively. In addition, Miami and LA are still not losing population.

[dem3456]

Originally Posted by ainulinale

Seeing that you're from Boston, I'm a little curious as to why you would greatly dislike Pittsburgh or Baltimore. Granted, Boston is significantly larger than both and is classier in areas. But, all three cities have excellent education (obviously no one really compares to Boston though), great structural density, and an Eastern flare.

I don't really know. I just don't have a good picture of either of them in my mind, but I'm sure they have great things about them just like all cities. Neither of them are places I really aspire to go to, though.

[ainulinale]

Originally Posted by joanie55

1. Scranton, pa

Man are you going to hear it...

[AZLiam]

Originally Posted by ainulinale

Man are you going to hear it...

lmfao