Which US State Should You NOT Move To?

Hawaii is a land of relaxation. Things move a lot slower in Hawaii, and people are a lot less hurried and a lot more relaxed. However, you enjoy the hustle and bustle of life. You like being on the go and always on the move. While you'd love a Hawaiian vacation, a week or two of the slow-paced life would be all you can handle. You would NOT be happy living here!

New York is fast-paced, action-filled, and always busy. New York City itself is nicknamed 'the city that never sleeps!' The state is home to some of the most business-minded, determined, and entrepreneurial people in the world. You have dreams of your own, but you prefer a slower, more relaxed pace of life rather than a hurried, always on the go one. While New York would be an exciting vacation spot for you, you would NOT be happy living there full time!

Kansas is known for its simple, small-town lifestyle. Everyone knows everyone else in Kansas towns, which means neighbors are very social and your business might as well be everyone else's. You are a very independent person, and you have big dreams and huge ambitions. You like branching out, experiencing other cultures, and going on big adventures. You would never feel happy trapped in small-town Kansas life!

Many parts of California, such as the Los Angeles and Hollywood areas, are all about glitz and glam. The rich and famous flock together in California, and the social scene is big here. You, however, prefer simple, small-town, family-centered life. You don't need fancy, luxurious things to make you happy, and you are very humble and down-to-earth. A place like California - unless you're in a small suburb or town in the state - is NOT somewhere you'd be happy.

Washington, especially Seattle, is a land of free-spirits. Everyone wants to be different and unique here - they love marching to the beat of their own drums. You however, like to fly under the radar and not be noticed as much. You also have always enjoyed sunny, warm weather, and Washington is certainly not that. While it may be a great state to visit to experience culture, counterculture, and other you-can-only-see-it-here experiences, would never be happy living in this state!