When considering where the ‘best’ place to live might be, a lot of factors come into play, which can be different for everyone. From commuting time and distance from friends and family to whether you prefer an urban or rural landscape, the answer would likely be different for everyone.
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I text David to tell him I’m so nervous about moving and marrying him that I wake at 4am every day, stomach churning. Even the dogs are still snoring. I’ve never been vulnerable like this with him before. I have always put on a brave face, leaving him to read about my insecurities later. But he surprises me by being incredibly supportive.