>he lives in a metropolis/big city without having nature surrounding him everywhere
How can you stand living in the urban jungle, guys? Don't you know that living amid nature is the best thing there is?
He lives in a metropolis/big city without having nature surrounding him everywhere
Jackson Smith
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Ayden Ortiz
You took this yourself?
Sebastian Nguyen
I wish we had nature
Joshua Wright
No. But I took this.
Josiah Scott
You have, haven't you?
Isaiah Myers
Fuck suburbs if anything, big cities are far better to live in than them
Kayden Adams
You mean the small apartments with noisy neighbours is nicer than to live in a nice comfy and sizable house with your own lawn that you can mow and in which you can drink lemonade in a sunbed?
Ayden Kelly
But i have, god bless awful government and soviet type of housing. Pic - 2-3 km from center of 600k city.
Zachary Torres
>Suburbs
>Nature
Keklmao
Also - it's wild trees, they grown by they own. Sometimes you can meet a moose somewhere there.
Mason Ortiz
Downshifting is a meme.
Once your ancestors moved into a city it is only right to get even higher on social ladder.
Move to even bigger city, or become some major citizen of your city.
Increase the power of your family, make your children to become even more influential.
That's how it should be
Jack Collins
View from the ghetto. Behind the scenes there are 2-3 floor houses of the 50's.
Ayden Turner
>he doesn't live between shitalians
lucky fucking you
Ryder Smith
On the outskirts of the city. Here wild flocks of dogs run around and smell of wood, although formally this is the border of the city.
Christopher Roberts
How is life in the commieblocks? Is the community nice and all? Or is it filled with slobs that ruin everything for you?
Isaiah Collins
Joseph Allen
>he doesn't live next to a sandy beach
Joseph Stewart
That's all. Move to the countries of 3 worlds, in short.
>Is the community nice and all
Different. My commieblock
populated with peninsoners, but in Bragino you must sit at home if you want to live.
No, my commieblock pretty young (92 y.) and pretty clean. No graffiti, piss, etc.
Kayden Perry
being surrounded by hundreds of kilometer of plains is not that nice.
Isaiah Russell
And again KEK. I have volga in 2 minutes of walk by my house. I live against of port.
From the windows i can see the port cranes. But Volga is very dirty, desu.
Lucas Stewart
Why did he not wash his hands after touching the toilet?
Xavier Williams
> Volga
> beach
Thomas Bell
Seems like a good geographical location. It should've been a little more liable, with nice houses and some nice town centre.
Nathaniel Ramirez
livable*
Aaron Evans
>How can you stand living in the urban jungle, guys?
I want to kill myself
Charles Reyes
WAIT, SHIIIIIIIET. This is my city, keklmao. Yaroslavl'. And yes, i have same furnishings.
When you live in such a shit, the feeling of hygiene is dulled.
Taк я и гoвopю, чтo тaм oт пляжa 2-3 кycoчкa ycpaнoгo пecкa.
Good cuz not built-up.
Parker Robinson
Бpaгинo?
Sebastian Stewart
Кaкoe бpaгинo eщё? Бpaгинo зacтpoeнo пo caмыe яйцa, тaм дaжe кycтa нe нaйти. Этo зa Boлгoй.
Josiah Cook
I didn't choose to be born in this natureless shithole.
Justin Gray
Дa нopмaльнo тyт. Пo бepeгy Boлги - чacтный ceктop. Tyт тeбe и кycты, и дepeвья, и пляжик c бyтылoчным cтeклoм.
Anthony Bailey
Is Bragino dangerous? And is Yaroslavl a dangerous city in general?
Ryder Thompson
>he lives in a metropolis/big city without having nature surrounding him everywhere
What is nature? It sounds scary!
And why are there scary pointy things in that landscape?
Jaxson Gonzalez
I guess, but only 1% of Iceland is forested
Kayden Miller
What? Living in nature is shit, limit of resources, nothing to do, no one to talk to, eternal boredom, have to travel 50 km to buy something, kys
Jackson Howard
eesti "big city" is a well kept public park with a handful of houses thrown in for good measure and almost every eesti has a country house to be amidst nature when they get tired from the "big city" life
Ethan Harris
>tfw I have everything I need within 10 minutes
>still lives amid nature
Brandon Clark
>living "amid" nature for 4channers is being 10 min from the next city
Kek
When you stay for weeks in your dad's farm in the middle of northern brazil with the next city 40 min away and only using eletricity at night created by a generator until 2005~ call me, fucking shitposter
Jace Allen
you should arrange a time when your generator is on. not much use for a telephone without electricity
Eli King
Rural living is better than city living but I won't pretend Ireland has any nature, just deforested farmland and a few hills pretending to be mountains
Connor Adams
>Yaroslavl'
my ex is from there
is it shit (for Russian standards)?
Jason Sanders
It's something to get used to.
The brouhaha of big cities contrast nicely with the cosy interior of your small, albeit dense apartment.
I can dig why people would like that. City life can be cold, stressful, loud, but the luxury of your very own paradise among that noise is a rush of calm that's very soothing.
It's like the slow warm down after a high intensity workout. Everything slows down after the rush and excitement. It's bliss by contrast.
It really isn't so bad. People move more and more to the city for a reason. It's just so much more stimulating than countryside life. More people, more activities, more thing to consider, more knowledge to acquire. Your brain crave stimulation after all, and cities are ready to oblige
Camden Evans
Why does it either have to be a big metropolis or the countryside? Let's say you live in pic related, which is Bergen (260k people). Do you think you'll meet more people in say Paris than in this smaller city? Not likely. You don't go around talking to everyone you see in Paris. They're just there in the background and therefore of no use to you. Do you get more brain stimuli in Paris than in this city? Not likely. More things to do? Well, yes because Paris is Paris. But I think the truth is that those things which you can only do in Paris, and not in Bergen are things you will likely not do often or maybe almost never - even just once in your life. The most of the time you will do the exact same things as anyone living in a city like Bergen, using the same types of amenities and so forth. What do you think?
Isaac Collins
My home, half an hour ago, city centre also (shit tier city, but city after all).
Owen Rodriguez
I live in the city and frequently go and visit nature.
pic related
Justin Thomas
Be a nature loving burger.
Go destroy the soil and polute the air there with your bike, while destroying the peace of the mountain with the noise you make.
Murrica, fuck yeah.
Jayden Smith
Nice
Mason Martinez
>His city doesn't have trees
Isaac Davis
nature is disgusting, dirty, scary, and there's nothing to do.
John Myers
...or volcanoes
Sebastian Sullivan
Based.
Connor Phillips
>implying there's any part of central Slovenia where there isn't at least one wooded hill in sight
Aiden Rivera
good luck finding bottle of milk or can of Monster in the forest
Joseph Gomez
Nature of Central Russia is very boring. Just plains everywhere.
Adam Gomez
>milk and monster
What the fuck are you?
Jordan Jones
Look, but don't touch.
Or you will get shot.
Jayden Torres
Nah, in the place this picture was taken you might get mugged but not shot
Brayden Lee
water destroys mountains too
Hudson Walker
i bet you'd get angry at the thought of me riding through miles of wasteland too. I know that nature is a scarce thing in apartment land, but here it's everywhere and endless.
Asher Nguyen
The view from Sukkertoppen is amazing. I just love this place
John Clark
Is your gf from this town?
Brody Phillips
are there deciduous forests in Argentina? Post pics.
Cooper Smith
Where the hell do you work? We've got tons of wildland but it's all 2 hour's drive from anywhere that could hire you for more than a store clerk or crop picker position.
I prefer the biggest cities possible. Midsize ones get boring quickly after I've explored every area worth seeing. tfw don't live in NYC or Tokyo.
Ian Stewart
But I do.
Jeremiah Walker