Schalch, 2008).
III. The big city and the suburbs have very different environments each with its own pros and cons depending on your preferences.
a. Crowd
i. The fast paced city life is a maze of interesting personalities. It opens you up to different points-of-view, thus expanding your learning horizon. However, just like in a real maze, it is easy to get so lost inside it that you can't figure out who you really are anymore.
ii. In the suburbs, you get exposed to people who usually fit into certain stereotypes, making life here simpler in terms of social interactions. For suburban...
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