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> You're more likely to die of boredom Who are these people? Having lived in both rural and urban environments, I don't think I've ever succumbed to boredom.
by trentmb 9y ago
> You're more likely to die of boredom
Who are these people? Having lived in both rural and urban environments, I don't think I've ever succumbed to boredom.
- paganel 9y agoNever set foot in the States, so is not a direct comparison, but as an European who prefers living in a big city compared to living in my parents' village, which borders the lower Danube, I can say that the village is certainly nice and dandy, but it doesn't have theater shows, doesn't have cinemas, doesn't have cafes, doesn't have bookstores, doesn't have (decent) sports teams, doesn't have countless streets on where one can lose him/herself walking, and, most important of all, doesn't have people. Yeah, rural life is indeed boring for many people until a certain age (I eventually plan to retire to my parents' village if I reach 60).
- meebs 9y ago> Who are these people? Having lived in both rural and urban environments, I don't think I've ever succumbed to boredom. I find it interesting that you've seemingly lived a life devoid of meeting ANYONE who was bored. I can name more than I can remember and that's JUST from university peers.