Denying yourself a chance to live for a time in the mass of humanity is starving the soul. It’s like never going to the theatre or never caring for an animal. I’m out of the Big City now (they are expensive), but as a rural youth, my time there was transformational. As an adult, joy at the options.
Nadia OxfordI legit believe everyone needs to live in a city for a time, amongst other people. Especially now that over half the US thinks city dwellers are in gangs, or being victimized by gangs. Can people in cities be weird and smelly and annoying? Sure! But you’re no perfumed angel!
