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I don't care how big my house is. The idea of being locked inside like that sounds absolutely awful to me.
by selectodude 5y ago
I don't care how big my house is. The idea of being locked inside like that sounds absolutely awful to me.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoI am confused how one could interpret Clubber’s comment as “locked inside”. Having 24/7 access to their own vehicle sounds like the opposite of being locked inside.
- criddell 5y agoIt's different for everybody. In my 20's my apartment was where I slept and bathed and that's about it. The city was great because there was always something going on and the energy level is high. All that energy fed me in some way. In my 50's it's the reverse. I know who I am and what I like and the things that make me get up and be excited about the new day are now mostly internal. Being around a lot of people drains me. I've spent decades figuring out what I love and my home contains the stuff that makes me happier than anything outside (with the exception of really great restaurants). I hate saying it because I know it was really hard on a lot of people, but during the COVID lockdown days, I was happier than I've been for a long time.
- Karsteski 5y agoLocked inside? You can step out any time you want. Such a silly exaggeration. Personally, I very much prefer country living where I can go to many hiking trails and campsites, have clean air, a quiet environment, and not be beholden to my neighbours for enjoyment of my own property.