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Indeed, it is entirely subjective. I speak only for me and can only share observable trends. I do see the appeal of urban living and I can find beauty in the s
by KGIII 9y ago
Indeed, it is entirely subjective. I speak only for me and can only share observable trends.
I do see the appeal of urban living and I can find beauty in the structure. What I really appreciate is the combination of aesthetics, tranquility, and privacy.
On the subject of privacy, I am able to be more private in my location than I am if I lived in a city. However, the trade off is anonymity. I can be much more anonymous in an urban area.
Definitions follow:
I can pee on my lawn and nobody will know. If I pee on someone else's lawn, they will know exactly who I am.
I'm not a hermit, I have an active social life and a girlfriend. But, I do enjoy the solitude and tranquility. I also enjoy the furry woodland critters and the lifestyle that I can have here. (I can't really hunt moose in Manhattan and it's doubtful that I'd see one on my lawn.)