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Sure and that's actually where I developed my love of walkability and bikability. But I live in the "bike-suburbs" (everything in easy biking distance or walkin
by Karrot_Kream 5y ago
Sure and that's actually where I developed my love of walkability and bikability. But I live in the "bike-suburbs" (everything in easy biking distance or walking distance) and even then as my friends and I got older, it became harder to socialize. We still stay in touch frequently, but planning flesh meetups became a lot harder. For us it was mostly prioritization. After a while we all started prioritizing our family lives over our friendships. It started when most of us entered serious relationships. After that point, it became harder and harder to meet up. I sometimes wonder whether the tradeoff (choosing family over friends) is worth it but I still find that it is.