I feel at the place where vs I feel at the place I need to live in

Some examples from the web:

• You may feel pain at the place where you had the injection but this should wear off after a few minutes.
• I feel bad closing the place up.
• I feel it's the place to be tonight.
• I feel it's the place to be tonight.
• I feel like we switched places.
• But the place I feel most at home?
• What you feel - this place feels.
• And now that he's gone, well... I feel in place of a father to him.
• You know how I feel about this place and your job.
• Doesn't feel like a place where anybody live
• And I'm trying to this day to articulate the sense of empowerment and responsibility that I feel for the place that I live based simply on this small act of participation.
• I'm just making the place feel more like home.
• You know, get a feel for the place.
• It would make the place feel less like a prison.
• And yet the place feels so intimate, so friendly.
• The place feels a little bit empty these days.
• I feel it in both places.
• I feel like this whole place is bad-touching me.
• I feel like this whole place is bad-touching me.
• I feel safer at your place with you.

Some examples from the web:

• The car is waiting at the place I told you.
• Let me take one last, fond look at the place I called home for four years.
• Meet me in Chicago at the place I had my birthday last year
• Anyway, he started showing up at the places I go to regularly, and I was nice to him, but he took it the wrong way.
• Alex asked if there was any openings at the place I work, and I told him there was a strong likelihood I could get him a job.
• There aren't neat examples, but one example is this: the way the world is changing is embodied in what's going on at the place I used to work - the U.N. Security Council.
• You want me to work at the place I got shot? Redemption tale.
• You haven't been some at the places I've been.
• It's a special place, but I need to live in the real world.
• I have my own world that I need to live in.
• I need to find out who I really am, and I think... maybe the place I need to search is right here.
• It's still the place I seek when I need to think.
• I need to live in a land where people can spill!
• Do I need to live in a dorm, or should I just live somewhere off campus?
• You found me the place I live in now.
• Yet there is no need to live in darkness.
• You do not need to live in a bunker.
• I feel that I can meet the needs of my customers without compromising the ability of future generations to live in a greener tomorrow.
• A place I'd like to live in... or run through.
• And now, the place I need to go when I'm sad is damp and smells funny.