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Their belief in this context is: “I would like to afford a house and be somewhere less crowded.” Would you advise these people should confront their belief sys
by khazhoux 4y ago
Their belief in this context is: “I would like to afford a house and be somewhere less crowded.”
Would you advise these people should confront their belief system and the consequentiality of their agency that led them to this conclusion?
- lazide 4y agoI think it's more that they're complaining that when everyone moves out to the sticks to be 'somewhere less crowded' - that place becomes crowded. Or at least more so. And that the reason why the original place was so crowded is because people like them wanted to all be there, and the politics and other things there are negatively perceived by the people who DIDN'T move there. Also, when everyone all the sudden starts buying homes in a previously not in demand are, the homes start getting difficult to afford, as demand is increasing. Especially for people who have been living there awhile already, and don't have the cash that the folks leaving the previously crowded areas have. I've personally seen this same cycle happen 3 times in California (and PNW/Texas).