Suburbs are the happy medium: neither overcrowded nor isolated, not denuded of greenery or yards, ideally with a few key places in walking distance.https://twitter.com/MattWalshBlog/status/1130141006215745537 …
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It’s like different people like different things
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I feel restless in cities and like I need to fortress myself in in the country. It's a strange sensation. Long live the 'burbs.
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Does The Woodlands even count as a ‘burb anymore?
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Remove cars from cities and you can have all the green space and convenience that you seek.
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But I thought Trump was making rural areas great again? Filling that void?
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Or, the isolation can be freeing. Depends on the individual.
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I think it depends more if you grew up with it. My point is that the rural life is a hard one to adjust to if you didn't. Lots of people love it.
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What you describe is why liberals tend to be in big cities and conservatives tend to be in rural areas. i.e. the closer you are to people, the more you want to control what they can/can't do. The further away you are from people, the more you want other people to leave you alone.
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I've heard many people say things along the lines of this regarding being unnerved by the isolation of rural settings, so there must be something to it, but as someone who grew up in rural Iowa I'll never understand it. What about it bothers people?
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