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I dunno - I like states myself. For instance, I really like Virginia - it's actually my favorite state. I really like North Carolina too, and Louisiana is weird and fun too. States have personalities in a way. I think they're cool.
Hey, come to think of it, I like Colorado a lot too.
Most states in the U.S. have pretty similar characteristics with their border states. So, I don't see how it makes much sense to be particularly "proud" of living in any particular state.
Most states in the U.S. have pretty similar characteristics with their border states. So, I don't see how it makes much sense to be particularly "proud" of living in any particular state.
Idk you just feel attached to a place where you grew up.
Grew up in Minnesota, laughed in Minnesota, cried in Minnesota, made great friends in Minnesota, experienced some beautiful Minnesota scenery, cheer for Minnesota pro teams so I kind of feel an attachment with Minnesota.
I moved away and almost cried when I was removing my Minnesota license plates.
=PalmsTown;32273163]It doesn't have to be compared. But it isn't the top state, which is California.
This whole post (and all the others on this sub-subject), ring of jealously. Take a chill pill.
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You would think Texas is number 1 in everything going off it's pride.
See earlier and the difference in misplaced, arrogant, pride, and a pride born from being proud of your history, culture, and heritage. Sorry if you don't get the difference.
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And the knocks on Cali from Texans on these forums just reek of insecurity.
Actually, believe it or not, most Texans don't give California a thought at all. LMAO, if you think otherwise.
But whatever. Question? Why are so many long-time Californians fleeing the state? And then so many of them moving to Texas...?
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This whole post (and all the others on this sub-subject), ring of jealously. Take a chill pill. 
