For the first 18 or so years of my life, I lived on a main road.  It's probably not a main road in the eyes of city folk, but it's pretty heavily trafficked for that area.  It connects two state roads, so it's basically a thru-street.  I currently live on a non-main road.  There are actually quite a few more houses and tons more people, but my road isn't on the way to anything, so there's really no reason anyone would go down it (better yet, up it) unless they lived on it.  And this has taught me how awesome it is to live on a non-main road.  My goal for the future is to own a house on an even less busy road, perhaps at the end of a culs-de-sac.  Now that's what I'm talking about. #psychology