> I like the utopia you're describing, but it's definitely not American suburbia. Id definitely have to agree, over the last decade Ive seriously tried committ

> I like the utopia you're describing, but it's definitely not American suburbia. Id definitely have to agree, over the last decade Ive seriously tried committing to life in the suburbs, megalopolises and extreme rural areas. Walkable to downtown in a midsized city is the only thing that even remotely works for me personally / my family. You do have to be "rich" but it was worth getting a dayjob for. Theres just something that feels really unsustainable and backwards about other types of spaces unless youre actually a millionaire or are growing your own food? Idunno again just my experience / opinion.