Re: Choice of country for life. America, England or other
New York has a reputation for being unsociable. The Southern US has a reputation for people being very nice to strangers. I can't really comment on the rest, since these vary greatly from town to town and often times are unclear because some of these subjects are strongly politicized. Nowhere has everything exactly as requested, so it helps if you can order your criteria by priority. For example, bigger cities in Texas have both larger populations and more sociability than New York, but it sounds frustrating to get around there while blind. America has several different climates, with Deserts in the Southwest, hot-and-humid summers (and sometimes springs) in the Southeast, harsh winters in the Northeast, and no one ever talks about the weather anywhere else other than to say that San Francisco is foggy, Kansas has an exaggerated reputation for tornados, and Chicago is kinda windy. There will be trade-offs whereever you go, so it's important to know which criteria would b e most important, if you could only pick one or two.
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