I'm Moving Back to DC from Florida

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Anonymous wrote:Coming back to MD is a dumb idea. You’ll be going from a state with NO income taxes, to a state with some of the highest.

Believe it or not, some people don’t live their lives according to tax burden

Yes. They are the super-rich. And most of us aren’t among them. For most people here, taxes are a factor. If they’re not for you, then you’re either a disgusting 1%’er, or you earn so little that you don’t pay taxes at all.

Not true at all. But I do know certain degenerate conservatives who think like this. They are all shit stains on society, though.

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Cool story.

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Please self-quarantine for 14 days and wear a mask.

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Your post is rambling and written like someone who has never lived in Florida or someone who is depressed and possibly drunk. I’m sorry if it’s the second scenario and wish you luck with your move back. I hope you find what you are looking for.

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Odd post. My husband and I moved to DC from NYC and I was unhappy for 8 years. We moved to Florida in November, both work from home and are extremely happy. Maybe don't make blanket statements about a whole state when you lived in one area. Or work on getting a guy.

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Step away from the wine OP.

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The pecking order part was weird but interesting.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you want a cookie OP?

more likely a Ben’s Chili Dog

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I live in and enjoy Florida, but I can see what OP is saying. If I was unmarried and didn't have kids, it probably would be more exciting to live in DC rather than FL.

I mean, I couldn't imagine giving up my new build home, easy access to beaches and (normally) activities, and living in some walkup or rowhouse with my kids. And my career is doing well so I haven't had OP's experience. But they need to do what is best for them and maybe DC is it.

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Anonymous wrote:Odd post. My husband and I moved to DC from NYC and I was unhappy for 8 years. We moved to Florida in November, both work from home and are extremely happy. Maybe don't make blanket statements about a whole state when you lived in one area. Or work on getting a guy.

You have only lived in Florida since November. Check back after missing all four seasons.

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Anonymous wrote:I would not live in a red state. Period!

Because you like high crime, anarchy, and the mentally ill

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Anonymous wrote:Pretty much OP. We are in DC for the job market, and there are other perks as well.

Exactly! Get a job working for the DC government and you get paid and don't even have to work! It's awesome.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Coming back to MD is a dumb idea. You’ll be going from a state with NO income taxes, to a state with some of the highest.

Believe it or not, some people don’t live their lives according to tax burden

Yeah, I find this a strange priority. Lower taxes means fewer services and worse education and, in the age of Covid, stupid, science-denying governors. No thanks.

Compare the COVID deaths per 100k in Florida to most other states, especially NY and NJ, then get back to us.


We’ll wait.

Or even DC for that matter. DC has a death rate, per capita, that is over 10x that of Florida.

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I should add that I don't think Florida is a great place for retirees, either. Even with a lot of money, you're dealing with traffic and more and more rude people.

Guess where they are from?

Agree! We relocated to a beach community in Florida 4 years ago. Locals are pretty nice. Hostility increases from October-April/May when the snow birds invade.

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Florida is a big state w over 20 million people...how can you compare that to DC? Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Jacksonville, all have very different vibes, not to mention all the smaller cities and towns in Florida.