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This is the truth. Time to find out who you are and spend time with those you cherish is worth more than any neighborhood. I'm still not moving to Texas, but t
by leakycap 1y ago
This is the truth. Time to find out who you are and spend time with those you cherish is worth more than any neighborhood.
I'm still not moving to Texas, but there are amazing places within a short drive of where you're considering that will free you from a lifestyle chained to a high paying job.
- seanmcdirmid 1y agoI hate commutes. Even though I somehow got lucky to work from home, I don’t want my RTO wife to have to commute by bus more than 30 minutes to work (and I could always be called back to office, so I’m not going to risk living in Bend). It is just not worth it to forgo the high paying job since I find (at least the ones I’ve had) less stressful than the lower paying ones. I’m also in the city I’ve always wanted to be in, so I haven’t made other trade off. Cities are priced high for reasons. If you don’t need or can’t get what the cities provide, then it is definitely not worth it.