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i moved to the burbs about a week ago now and i feel like the chaotic inner monologue i had before has meaningfully relaxed. maybe seeing hundreds of people per day, 24/7 backfround noise, police sirens, pollution, etc did have an effect on my base level of sanity.
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@latsko.eth
Can heavily relate to this. We took it a step further and moved to the coast
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@fwkiraa.eth
Definitely had an effect on your sanity. new environment so it will feel like a weird experience. did you later get the passport the other day?
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@sayangel
i feel the opposite 😕 moved to a more suburban area from NYC and my soul misses the constant stimulation. also have to sleep with a white noise machine to make up for the sirens and background noise.
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@fattybuthappy
This is why i had to run away from Mexico City after university
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@rafaello12
Adapting to a new environment can take sometime You might end up liking the burbs
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@wanderloots.eth
There’s a lot of subconscious stress in the city, conditioning a minor leave of survival mode at all times. Glad to hear you’ve recognized the improvement :)
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You need to go on siargao or palawan Philippines to touch some beautiful sea .
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@jorja
It can really get noisy upon arrival. Did you move close to an industrial area?
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