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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We must be outliers because we have realized we love our suburban life and quiet neighborhood. We aren’t out and about like we were before kids so we really enjoy our home, our yard, the trails and general peace and quiet of our neighborhood. If we want to go into DC for dinner or to see a show we go. But have no interest in living near bars and coffee shops filled with younger people or the density that city life brings. So for us the answer is no. But from the responses it seems like we are in the minority. [/quote] The youth keep you young. [/quote] NP-I feel the opposite, like I am over a lot of the "young" scene, what's trendy, what's in, packed restaurants. I find that it highlights my mindset shift to what's quiet, enduring.[/quote] This is because you don't live in the city. If you live in the city you don't have to go to a "packed" restaurant on a Friday or Saturday night, for example. You can go anytime. The idea that the city is overrun with young people going crazy and elbowing you out of the way is ridiculous.[/quote]
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