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Old 03-09-2016, 06:35 AM
 
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Originally Posted by KayM3 View Post
I'm from 3 of the largest cities on the east coast Atlanta, DC & NYC. I'm currently living in Cleveland by way of Chicago. The differences I have observed are: people in the Midwest are much more materialistic than the east. They feel inferior to the east. The marry much earlier in life. Females take on more traditional rolls. They do value family more than the east coast. Midwest tend to stay where they were born/raised. Midwest are not as aware of what is going on internationally.
You seem like a well-educated, well-informed person. Please continue to enlighten us with your astute observations.

Can't help but take you super seriously as a sophisticated coastalite calling women "females".
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