Anonymous #2 7w

I like living in the city I’m not broke

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Anonymous OP 7w

So what’s the point and posting this?

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Anonymous #2 7w

Because I hate the suburbs

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Anonymous OP 7w

Nice man hope you feel better ab them later on

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Anonymous #2 7w

I ❤️ sprawl lord bless me with endless rows of the same house and make the nearest school and grocery store 30 minutes away amen

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Anonymous #4 7w

Why are you so mad that people are happy living somewhere specifically because it’s away from you?

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Anonymous #1 7w

Meh almost funny, had the right idea

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Anonymous #4 7w

Just say ur parents cant afford it and move on maybe?

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Anonymous #2 7w

The suburbs are just the worst of both worlds between the city and the country. Bumper to bumper traffic like the city, AND nothing worth walking to within walking distance like the country. Dogshit location.

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Anonymous #2 7w

Suburbs tend to be cheaper than the city, not sure why you keep trying to go the “ur broke!” route

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Anonymous #4 7w

Actually there are some very nice suburbs that I don’t hate in spots like the broader Chicago area Or a lot of Dutch suburbs are quieter but you can easily bike or walk to a train station, grocery store, bar, very easily. They have the necessities even if you have to take the train into the city for events.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 7w

If have to disagree a lot of my suburbs you can walk to the dollar store from where I’m from.

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Anonymous #2 7w

I grew up in the suburbs of Charlotte and I think it would’ve been a better location if I’d been either 10 miles closer to the city center, or 10 miles further out. My folks live in the country like 35 minutes out of town now and that’s way better than South Charlotte suburban sprawl. If I still lived in Charlotte, I’d wanna live uptown though.

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Anonymous #1 7w

bro saying the quiet part out loud on the suburbs lmao

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 7w

Understandable I live in ky so not everything is really on top of each other lol

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 7w

Correct. People live in suburbs because they don’t want to deal with the shitty parts of the city. City people hate suburbs because they’re not cities. This isn’t some taboo, I’m not sure why people have a such a problem when people just want to live far away from you. You’re not entitled to be someone’s neighbor

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Anonymous #1 7w

Wait on a real note why tf we arguing ab suburbs bruh this some shit right here

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Anonymous #2 7w

I don’t like they cuz they’re not cities + they drain the city’s resources (cities subsidize suburbia)

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Anonymous #2 7w

Yeah, I just moved to the west coast like 3 weeks ago, I’m living in downtown Salem, Oregon and I’m really rockin with it, part of the reason being that there isn’t much suburban sprawl here at all. Like Charlotte is a huge nightmare spiderweb of suburbs, here it’s a lot less of that.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 7w

I’ve heard Oregon is a beautiful state hell yeah bro

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Anonymous #2 7w

I ain’t even got anything sassy to say about Oregon, never been there but seems like a decent spot to live

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Anonymous OP 7w

The only real downside to the PNW is that it rains all winter. I will not see the sun from November-March. But it doesn’t rain at all in summer, and it’s not miserably hot and humid here. It’s 8am and it’s 65 degrees rn, with a high of like 85 at midday. High 50s when the sun’s down. Great change of pace from North Carolina’s 100 degree days and 85 degree nights. I will miss warm ocean water though.

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Anonymous #5 7w

Yeah I grew up in a suburban neighborhood of a big city because the schools were good there, and as soon as I graduated from high school my parents moved out to the country because they didn’t need the benefits of living in town anymore.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 7w

Dang making me want to move to Oregon it’s hot asf here

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Anonymous #2 7w

Yeah it’s kinda funny being from the Southeast up here because these people have a different meaning of hot. Oregonians b making small talk like “man, it’s hot out today, huh?” and I’m just like man y’all really would not make it in the Southeast. But I bet I’m gonna get hit with crazier seasonal depression when the rainy season comes compared to the locals too, since I’ve never seen 5 straight months of rain in my life. When I fly home for Christmas the sun’s gonna be a sight for sore eyes.

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