I don't understand the extremely vocal hate for cities that comes up constantly on HN. I love living in the city. I can walk to two different movie theaters, t

I don't understand the extremely vocal hate for cities that comes up constantly on HN. I love living in the city. I can walk to two different movie theaters, two grocery stores, a huge number of restaurants and stores, and a number of my friends' houses within 15 minutes. I can hop on a bus or the subway and expand that even more. I don't have to waste half a day every weekend mowing a pointless lawn or trimming tree branches, but I have parks, rivers, ponds, etc. easily accessible any time I want to enjoy them. I grew up in a place where you had to drive 30+ minutes to go anywhere. It was incredibly isolating and I'd never want to go back to that. It's fine for people to want to live like that, but it's obvious that for many (if not most) people, cities are somewhere nice to live.