"God I love suburbia." It gives me a lot of hope to hear that there are people who do like that kind of thing, given how many folks I know who live in such sit

"God I love suburbia." It gives me a lot of hope to hear that there are people who do like that kind of thing, given how many folks I know who live in such situations. Personally, I don't like it-- at least in Texas it's the worst of all worlds: everything is far enough apart that you still need to drive most places in a car (and public transportation / biking are afterthoughts) but you're still living almost on top of each other. But if folks like it, good on them. I'm trying to figure out how to get out of it. I like being in places like manhattan where I can get on a subway and access some much amazing things, and I like to be out in the hills where have some space and quite. But that in-between space isn't good for me, and that's not taking into account the various cultural and economic issues that I find in living in "suburbia".