(Home is like... [60 sec])
Home is like a nest. It's nurturing and a place where I feel safe and relaxed... most of the time. Sometimes its a place even more stressful than the outside world; but for the most part I love my home.
[place] is not like...
New York City isn't as glamorous as many people presume it to be. It might be known as one of the world's strongest market places as well as a city of fashion, fame, high education and all types of art, but it also holds a dark side. NYC is known as the city that never sleeps, but that's only certain streets and area that are always bustling. When walking along the streets of NYC, one should be careful in not wandering into dark alleyways or being lured in by a creepy looking bald guy who wants to sell you a fake Fendi.
[place] might be like...
Though NYC has its scary side, it is also like what most people know it as. The area has beautiful landmarks and buildings and is known for its infamous fall fashion week held each September. When entering Manhattan, one can always find a variety of people from all walks of life who are pursuing ll types of careers. One can find elegant trendy little restaurants to dine in or could possibly rather eat at one of the delicious halal carts found at the corner of nearly every block (if so, might I recommend 53rd and 6th... it's absolutely delicious). Whatever one's desire may be, the city that never sleeps is more than likely to have what you're looking for.
I like your posts about NYC. You're right, it is a very stereotyped place and people tend to only look at the bright side of it, especially people from other countries (me). When you actually move there and visit the city, that's when you become more aware of all the dangers and scary parts. Do you only see the good side in other places/counties too? Or are you able to see the dangers and the downside?
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