The stereotype of a retirement home as necessarily "confinement" is wrong; e.g. my aunt lives in one, and she goes out most days to meet her friends at the plaz

The stereotype of a retirement home as necessarily "confinement" is wrong; e.g. my aunt lives in one, and she goes out most days to meet her friends at the plaza or coffeeshop. And for people without mobility, they are confined in any case. Personally, after having seen quite a few for family reasons, there are a few I wouldn't mind living in.