This is a big reason why I decided I couldn't live in cities anymore. For someone who grew up in a village where it was quiet almost the entire time I feel it's especially a lot. Never mind the neurodivergence not enjoying it.
knowone
joined 2 months ago
It's frustrating but yeah it's not surprising with how things are being set up. With how stress life is and how much people are struggling with money, at least most are, people will understandably take the free and convenient options that the vast majority of others also use and sacrifice this thing that it's hard to have a concept of and also it seemingly not affecting their lives. That's if they're even really aware it's happening in the first place.
(Not assuming your opinion by the way, just giving my thoughts)
Absolutely happening here in the UK, which I obviously thought would happen but goddamn Starmer and co actually did a speedrun on it that I didn't expect. I suppose they've never been socdems though, centrist "liberals" at very best.
They're "neutral" in the sense that they'll give right wing politicians some light criticism when their corruption is no longer easily hidden at all. You only need look at this image they edited of Corbyn and used while he was Labour leader to see how "impartial" they are to left wing politicians.
"In other news, [insert fash talking point]..."
Wouldn't say this is "boring" in the dull sense, definitely is dystopian though
I thought the same. It's truly incredible we weren't sure, what a timeline
Just wanna say sorry that wasn't in there properly. I didn't crop it myself, didn't even notice the artists name half cropped there until you pointed it out
Big love and solidarity to anyone going through hard times mentally/emotionally right now. We got this.
Such an easy way he found to show us he's an "attempt to gaslight her into thinking she did orgasm, actually" vibes kinda guy
I love how they present these evil and devoid of logic policies with the most ironic slogans right there underneath them
Even without cars, for someone like myself they are still loud. It's a subjective thing. There could be no cars used around my home at all but there could still be a family with loud kids, or someone who regularly blasts music or people using power tools often and so on. That isn't to say these things are inherently bad or anything, just that for me I've dealt with too much aggravating noise in various places. Now I live in a van and just come into cities when I please.