Somewhere with awesome scuba diving, mountain climbing, camping, backpacking, and a decent amount of non-Trump supporters.

So maybe Washington or Oregon here in the states, or maybe Argentina?

As for why I haven't? Reality. No money to go anywhere, and no job to support myself when I get there. But, there is always vacation time.

I have traveled to many places in the world. I’m not sure where my favorite spot is. So i am still actively looking. Perhaps my favorite place is not a destination but the journey itself. I am writing this post to you as I sit in Costa Rica. I am taking a small break from swimming in the Pacific on Jaco Beach. Costa Rica is a beautiful country with very friendly people. I will be leaving here in a few days to return home in Florida. I am already planning my next journey. The search will continue...

I would choose to stay right here on my farm, in Central Alberta, Canada. I love my life here, the mountains are only an hour away, it isn't overcrowded, we have free healthcare, I will get a pension and old age security at 65, my family(that i like) lives nearby, no one is getting shot, etc. not much to dislike about it.

I don't have a place that I would like to live because I love traveling too much. I have lived all over the US and am moving to Okinawa, Japan for 3 years the end of this month. When I retire in 12 years, we'll see what happens. Maybe the panhandle of Florida if it is still there.

I have lived and traveled around the world and this country.I have landed in the best spot I have seen. The San Juan islands (Washington) have a temperate climate, beautiful nature, strong community and progressive politics.

For me, it isn't where I live, it is who I live near. SamSam and Austin are less than 30 minutes away. I'm where I belong and where I want to be.

I'm already there I live 20 minutes from where I lived when I was twelve I love the Pacific Northwest and I could not imagine living anywhere else

Bangkok in Thailand. Why am I not there yet? I still enjoy being productive. My job challenges me with a delicate balance between killing me and keeping me young. The minute they kick me out, off I go over there to party non stop until I drop dead...it should take about a week ???

I've lived in a few different places in North America, Canada the US and Mexico, also the West Indies, Bermuda, Ecuador and Nicaragua. All of those places had pros and cons but the most important factor was always my own personal state of mind.
Yesterday is a cancelled cheque and tomorrow is but a promissory note, only today is cash. How you live your life has more to do with you than anything else, where is just a contributing factor but not the crucial one.

I'd wanna live over there but I'm still over here. Know what I'm sayin when I'm sayin what I'm sayin?

right where I live now, Vancouver Island Canada. I've travelled a lot, but I love where I live and really don't want to ever leave here.

My home in Ct and I am there now.

Iceland; not sure, have a hard time learning new languages

There are so many wonderful places, I could never decide. In my dream world, I would rotate between 4-6 different locations....but work and finances don't allow such frivolity.

A bigger city where I could meet more people to aid in the search for that person that would be as excited about me as I them. I haven't moved because I have a son that is also my life and I couldn't imagine moving away from him as I share custody with his other mother.

Right here.
It's a great "home base".
Perfect for us to summer at, and great for traveling to the Caribbean in the winter.

I'd live in Italy. More specifically, Sophia Loren's bedroom. I'm not there already because we haven't met, and I've met countless beautiful leading lady actresses in this life but not Sophia. If we had met, she'd have fallen instantly in love with me and I'd be living there right now. Oh yeah! And Morgan Fairchild would sure be jealous!

I’ve lived in Italy for 30 years (age 0-21). Then I finished college in Spain (2 years). Then Boston, then Italy again, now Florida.

Each place is amazing in its own way, with inevitable drawbacks. I’m growing tired of Miami, heat, traffic, fake lips and boobs entering a room a minute before their owner ?

I miss Asia, but I wouldn’t really live there for too long I think... I don’t know... The US is great for working, Europe is tiny and old and beutiful, with languages and history and amazing food... I miss it so much, but it’s harder to make a living there. I wish I could just live in a million places for a year at the time. I’d start with Asia. It’s so different.

I have been all over the country and I have decided that the Florida Keys is where I am going to finish my life. I am not there already because I am not quite ready to go yet.

the point here is that I "could" live anywhere in the world....but, since I can't live everywhere, I live in one place and do a lot of traveling.

IT's not about moving there, it's about visiting EVERYWHERE.

I want to live in a little town in Southern Germany. I'm not there yet because it takes money to relocate and also to apply for a visa, citizenship, and passport. I'm working on it though.

Nwgil Jamaica

Just got here staying until Nov 1. If I like it (living with a woman) well then Ya Mon!

Traveled all over the world and enjoyed the experience, however there is no place like home. West Virginia! OF course that is more about family and beautiful scenery. It would be nicer if people were a little more open minded and less ignorant. Politics, religion........

Edinburgh Scotland, and because immigration is more difficult than you think