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No, it is tangibly more difficult. There’s a complete lack of other children in many cities. We live directly next to my oldest kid’s school, and we have no oth
by nostrebored 3y ago
No, it is tangibly more difficult. There’s a complete lack of other children in many cities. We live directly next to my oldest kid’s school, and we have no other kids within a mile. The nearest park has no regular group of kids who show up.
I live in one of the largest metro areas in the U.S.
Community is gone.
- tivert 3y ago> I live in one of the largest metro areas in the U.S. > Community is gone. Let me guess: you're in the urban core of one of the more expensive cities.
- religiousnut11 3y ago[dead]
- miningape 3y agoWas effectively my experience. This on top of moving countries and not having many (any) friends at school lead to a lot of boring days.