adventureseeker1971 · 51-55, M
Just curious. Why unless you're financially unable do you stay in a a dangerous neighborhood? I mean this in the nicest way and have always been curious. We're in a big world and it has lots of opportunities for safe places and many of those safe places aren't expensive either. Money, health, and family nearby are the ones I can think of why people stay.
@adventureseeker1971 I have a husband who is stuck on being in the immediate location of his family. I am stuck in this city because of in-laws who my husband refuses to leave behind no matter what.
He knows this place is beyond evil but he refuses to leave.
This is a terrible town. Crime ridden and physically dissolving (shabby) 10,000 vacant homes which the city government can't tear down because the city is in financial trouble.
This city was featured on a tv series a few years ago, about how our planet would look if all the people disappeared.
Wonderful isn't it? What a damn honor!
He knows this place is beyond evil but he refuses to leave.
This is a terrible town. Crime ridden and physically dissolving (shabby) 10,000 vacant homes which the city government can't tear down because the city is in financial trouble.
This city was featured on a tv series a few years ago, about how our planet would look if all the people disappeared.
Wonderful isn't it? What a damn honor!
adventureseeker1971 · 51-55, M
@Starrysky Ugh, then you're in a tough place. You must love him dearly or you would of left him by now to be in a better place. Based on how my 20 year marriage is, that might be the straw that broke the camels back. Your a tough strong woman and more power to you. I do feel for you and those that have to live in those situations though.
Jimgeneration60 · 61-69, M
I live in that same gang bang type city too. Not horrible, but close so how are you handling your lonely Ness moments?
Relax just talking, all my friends have turned jerks from society today. I pray this erra will vanish soon too. Jimmy
Relax just talking, all my friends have turned jerks from society today. I pray this erra will vanish soon too. Jimmy
@Jimgeneration60 I learned a lot from this horrific Experience.
The biggest lesson of all was to be true to my principals and never altering my personality just to ACCEPTED by people who had unsavory lifestyles.
I chose to isolate myself, to be antisocial until a better way and city comes to me someday.
As far as loneliness is concerned we are blessed to live in computer age
There are countless online activities to help eliminate lonely
My computer is my school
Learning helps me along
Thank you for sharing and inquiring.
The biggest lesson of all was to be true to my principals and never altering my personality just to ACCEPTED by people who had unsavory lifestyles.
I chose to isolate myself, to be antisocial until a better way and city comes to me someday.
As far as loneliness is concerned we are blessed to live in computer age
There are countless online activities to help eliminate lonely
My computer is my school
Learning helps me along
Thank you for sharing and inquiring.
Jimgeneration60 · 61-69, M
At my age i today so hate how society here at home is antisocial. I miss cheeseburger cookouts. Hanging with friends erra. And being home sick more often. So your stronger then me .
Life used to be exciting when you woke up and hit the city. Yes i miss that erra alot. Your welcome guys baby jimmy
Life used to be exciting when you woke up and hit the city. Yes i miss that erra alot. Your welcome guys baby jimmy