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Have you tried it? Perhaps rent a big house together for two weeks. I remember roomates and it wasn’t great A pedestrian neighborhood in a city can have a real

Have you tried it? Perhaps rent a big house together for two weeks. I remember roomates and it wasn’t great A pedestrian neighborhood in a city can have a real sense of community. You get to know the shopkeepers, restaurants, neighbors. You might try that for contrast. More durable, less risky, hundreds to choose from. You can even invite your friends to move there

sbf501 4y ago
I tried co-housing for three months with 6 people my age or older. It is very different than living with people in your 20's & 30's. Everyone was way more considerate: the place was clean (we all had chores), most of us liked to cook so there were periodic house meals. The only thing I didn't like was that I had my room and that was it. I'm into hobbies and there wasn't a garage or shed, and the basement was storage. I liked it, I had no complaints except for not enough fridge space (we had two) and not enough craft space. I would need a shed for my ceramics. I could definitely see myself doing this. EDIT: Oh yeah, I was dating at the time and it was about 50-50 between people who thought it was cool and people who were like "no effing way."