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I dunno, I don't buy this explanation when I think about my anecdotal experience. As a kid I recall it was pretty easy to find fun games to play in yards or in
by zachthewf 7y ago
I dunno, I don't buy this explanation when I think about my anecdotal experience. As a kid I recall it was pretty easy to find fun games to play in yards or in suburban streets. All we needed was other kids. I suspect that this change is more cultural than environmental.
- PostOnce 7y agoYou might be surprised by how many places have no yard anymore -- a huge number of subdivision houses don't have a yard big enough to throw a ball across. It's not like it was 20, 30, or 40 years ago. Where there was one house, now there are 8 or more. Let's not even get started with the HOA rules, good luck playing in the dirt, digging holes, playing with toys and building forts and stuff. HOA lawn codes and such.