I think I can live quite happily in most major east coast cities.
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I think I can live quite happily in most major east coast cities. It would take a lot for me to move to another west coast city. Just vibes. I like density
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I think I can live quite happily in most major east coast cities. It would take a lot for me to move to another west coast city. Just vibes. I like density
i think i spent the last 7 years thinking i was kind of depressed as an immigrant, but i think i'm just depressed to live in a part of the country that needs cars
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i think i spent the last 7 years thinking i was kind of depressed as an immigrant, but i think i'm just depressed to live in a part of the country that needs cars
I did not know what "car dependency" meant until I visited the USA. That was a _massive_ culture shock.
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I did not know what "car dependency" meant until I visited the USA. That was a _massive_ culture shock.
@juergen_hubert yes, i have so far avoided: needing a car to get anywhere (or needing to get into a car at all), but i am aware that only 0.0001% of the people here get to live like that
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@juergen_hubert yes, i have so far avoided: needing a car to get anywhere (or needing to get into a car at all), but i am aware that only 0.0001% of the people here get to live like that
Here in Germany, I lived in five different cities - but I never felt the need for a car. I could always get wherever I needed to go locally by bicycle, and use public transportation for longer distances.
