I'd kind of beg to differ on this one. Six years out, of my high school friends, two have left the hometown (in addition to myself). Of my college friends, hal

I'd kind of beg to differ on this one. Six years out, of my high school friends, two have left the hometown (in addition to myself). Of my college friends, half are un(der)employed. I don't strive to be different from them; I like my friends. I still spend time with them, I get together with them whenever I can. Now, at my job, I'm in a very typical enterprise-y position, with all the things that that entails. I've been informed that I'm very talented, that I'm a rising star; but really, I just want to keep moving my career forward. I'm not going to do it at (too great of) expense to my social life or my relationships, but I want to be in a position where I've got a chance to grow and learn. It's become increasingly evident that that may not be here.