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What is making you live there?

• csp256 7y ago
  Those goalposts gave me whiplash.
  • BubRoss 7y ago
    The person I replied to said housing was being 'denied' to millions. Living somewhere with expensive housing, whatever the reason, is not being 'denied' a place to live. There is an enormous amount of entitlement that goes in to thinking not being able to live somewhere already extremely desirable is being 'denied' a place to live.
• blackrock 7y ago
  How about a job? Even if it takes over an hour for your commute. How about close proximity to family and relatives? Sure, you can move to middle-of-nowhere Texas, and buy land for cheap, but how are you going to pay for that cheaper mortgage, if there are no jobs around? Maybe you can get a telecommuting job?
  • BubRoss 7y ago
    The question here is what constitutes someone being 'denied' housing. Is needing to live with roommates being 'denied' housing?