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This is a big part that is overlooked. Our cities in the US are hostile towards anyone who doesn't have a car, honestly. Kids suffer quite a bit, and although I
by hunter-gatherer 3y ago
This is a big part that is overlooked. Our cities in the US are hostile towards anyone who doesn't have a car, honestly. Kids suffer quite a bit, and although I think they _would_ deal with it in earlier years, they don't now when they have the internet. I renember when I was a kid that if I wanted to talk to my friend, I usually had to go locate them because even if the phone line was free on my end, it probably wasn't on their end.