I don't understand that, because nobody I personally know has felt "stuck" in SF. I know many people who genuinely like the Bay Area, many people who hated it u

I don't understand that, because nobody I personally know has felt "stuck" in SF. I know many people who genuinely like the Bay Area, many people who hated it until they moved to a different tech hub after a their first lease was up, and a few people who didn't like cities in general but wanted to save up for a dream house back home. I could be in a social bubble somehow, I don't want to rule that out, but the phenomenon of having to live here despite hating it is something I've only ever encountered on social media.