As much as I'd like to live there, it would be a very selfish decision of me, to abandon my family and friends... This is the only thing that would hold me back... I wouldn't want to let them down.

I've always wanted adventure and excitement... And well, if I at least got a goodbye, I'd go. Its selfish, ya, but regular life is boring.

life is hell.

I stopped at the part where it said "leave your family and friends behind'. NO.

My life is really boring. I can make new friends in Equestria, but living there knowing no pony knows who your family is because they aren't with you as ponies-that's gonna be tough.

Of course not. I can imagine Equestria being a cool place to visit, and turning into a pony would be interesting, but nothing is worth abandoning friends and family. Don't get me wrong though - I do know of some people who actually have left their family behind to get a fresh start, to the point where they even lost contact (not to move to a cartoon universe of course though!) and for some people that's just where life takes them. Personally, though, I have people (and pets!) that I am very close to and wouldn't want to lose contact.

Sorry,but i could NEVER do that...no...i couldnt leave all of them...yeah,living in Equestria sounds cool,but i'd rather stay here in reality,where i can be with my friends and family...i'll just let my OC's experience life in Equestria

I've always wished of living there, I just can't leave my family behind, so no.

It's a tough decision, but I'd choose to live in Equestria. It's a new life, filled with wonders, a warm smile on everypony's face, every corner rid of any wrongdoings. However, my family and friends have always been there for me, looking out for me, helping me when I was forcefully kneeled before my enemies. Even then, I may start over as a new pony in the peaceful realm of Equestria. It'd be an honour; a blessing, even. It is a bit selfish of me, but...it conceives a list of opportunities. If I at least said my goodbye's, I'd be fine. Depressed at first, but fine.

(In short, I'd go for it.)