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This is a pretty direct result of the atomization of the family and the lack of meaningful community in my opinion (both of which are pretty strongly tied to la
by SQueeeeeL 4y ago
This is a pretty direct result of the atomization of the family and the lack of meaningful community in my opinion (both of which are pretty strongly tied to lack of walkability).
If you're a depressed 30 something, why the heck would you want to inherit a roof tiling business in Suburbia, South Carolina over going to live in a real city where you might actually meet people your own age who are well adjusted.
This is just us seeing the collapse of small car-centric towns in real time, but from the first moment, we always knew these places weren't sustainable.
- themerone 4y agoFor every 30 something looking for an exciting city life there is one who wants a quite suburban or rural life. I have a bunch of friends and family that fled Manhatten for the suburbs in the last few years. There are so many sacrifices you have to make to live in a city. If you were well adjusted you wouldn't be here criticizing other peoples life choices.