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Of course my experience is just anecdotical but I lived in a a small village in the countryside (350 inhabitants if you count the cows) until I was 17. I find t
by gommm 18y ago
Of course my experience is just anecdotical but I lived in a a small village in the countryside (350 inhabitants if you count the cows) until I was 17. I find that since living in big cities, I have more energy, I'm much more upbeat and much less depressed. In the morning, I love walking or biking through busy streets looking at everyone move around.. I feel that it's invigorating...
Right now I'm back in the countryside in malaysia and I clearly don't have as much energy as I had before...
Now, the cities I've liked the most and for which this was the most true are rennes and kyoto which are both cities with quite a bit of nature (and hardly any sky scraper). And when I lived in shanghai (which I really liked), I lived right at the back of Zhong Shang gong yuan so I could see the nature everyday when I went to work...
- mtrichardson 18y agoI also grew up in an extremely small town (813) but went to college in Portland, Oregon, an extremely green city. I've found the same thing - I find myself very energized in Portland, much more so than where I'm from, but I get stuck in low energy ruts whenever I visit, say, Dallas, or LA.