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I don't think its fair to say that living outside a city has to be boring. Many value and enjoy being among nature. My ex-coworkers who live in rural areas seem
by kevstev 7y ago
I don't think its fair to say that living outside a city has to be boring. Many value and enjoy being among nature. My ex-coworkers who live in rural areas seem to have a good time on their quads, tending their gardens that sometimes approach small farms, hiking/biking, boating on the lake in summer, ice fishing in winter, hunting, camping, etc.
Your Friday night at a bar is their Friday night around a fire with their hounds.
- avgDev 7y agoI dislike bars, clubs, people in general. I like outdoors, silence, beach. I feel miserable around all the other "robots" in the city. I feel decent enough in the suburbs with less people and more space.
- magduf 7y ago>Many value and enjoy being among nature. My ex-coworkers who live in rural areas seem to have a good time on their quads, Listening to an extremely noisy engine for hours on end is not my idea of "enjoying nature". I've lived in rural areas. They generally suck, even for nature. In America, all the wooded land is "POSTED" (no trespassing), so you can't go there, and will probably be shot if you do; you have to find a park instead. If your rural house is located near a park, great, but otherwise you're out of luck.