The Enviroment Factor

Growing in suburban DC, or more specifically NOVA (northern Virginia), i never fully lived the city life. I had the opportunity of coming from a small town near a big place. Its like being the little brother who benefits from the the mistakes their parents made with their older sibling. Though not worse, than the city, still influenced by the city, impacted by the city. My boyfriend being from the city claims to have only had 900 students total hi graduating year, mine on the other hand almost double. My life was more spread out, make things like city corners and stuff less of a problem and a flat tire or a frozen driveway more one. Simply just a more room for error in the suburbs of DC, but that doesn't mean you should go looking trouble. I also know currently Virginia is ranked the best state to raise a child in, based off one of the 2012 Virginia primaries votes. If that statement is true then I would like to think benefited from  Virginia and doing fine with the full city life.