Lifestyle Cities are dystopian hellholes

[Tabula Rasa]

Is countryside-maxxing ideal? Or at the very least locating to the outskirts so you still have some access to amenities?

Thoughts? @Abhorrence

 

[Tabula Rasa]

Large population density has been shown to have a negative effect on mental health

 

[Abhorrence]

The more isolated the better. The traffic, noise and people in cities suck they are on edge all the time from wagecucking too hard

 

[lunin7]

Is countryside-maxxing ideal? Or at the very least locating to the outskirts so you still have some access to amenities?

Thoughts? @Abhorrence

I went to a few farms before. Country side people are some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met

 

[ZZebra613]

I went to a few farms before. Country side people are some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met

 

[Smart Asian Kid]

The glorification of (((big cities))) has been a complete psyop.

Return to nature as often and as soon as you can, your soul will thank you

 

[LOOKISM-LOGIC]

The establishment of mega cities in prospering countries is the ultimate assertion of masculinity and dominance, rebellion against the imposing elements , shrugging off fear building high and wide.

To build a large city is making yourself a contender on the world stage.

Think of early America during the Industrial revolution, the construction of New York.

But how nature has a familiar feel, like an old friend, or a picture of yourself jolly in youth. A warm comfort, a balanced rigid system at its core.

 

[Indrid]

Is countryside-maxxing ideal

I live on the mountains and all I can say is I'm glad I don't see many black people

 

[STRELOK]

im a ruralcel and i haven't seen anyone get decapitated while outside like in big cities so 10/10, best place to live i'd say

 

[Krisis]

Is countryside-maxxing ideal?

Haven't looked into any data pertaining to this, but there's no way in hell people who live in the countryside are more miserable than those who live elsewhere. Personally, living in the countryside would be a dream for me.

 

[paarthurnax]

Back in december, I had to go visit my grandma to another city. It was the first time since 2023 that I had been out of my house for more than half an hour, and everytime a car passed by I had to hold my breath because how unbearable breathing that shit has turned for me. I literally couldn't breath normally for a week after that. I agree with reddit leftists that cars should be prohibited and people should instead use bikes, public transport or just walk. I live in a clean place btw, couldn't imagine how it'd be in an air polluted shithole.