Anonymous wrote:OP I have heard DCUM people say they like this “lifestyle” and “lifestyle” has always been the code word for swingers.

I ask as I like to be walkable to the elementary school, playgrounds, Ice cream or a food store or church. With little kids makes is so much easier. Driving to a restaurant for dinner no big thing.

But here couples want to walk go to bars and restaurants to hook up other couples.

Is it why DCUM people need large houses with multiple bedrooms? Are there swinger parties? If so how do I get invited?

Interesting new angle for J1 J2 J3 poster here? Or satire? Can't tell.

I like walking in the woods in the city away from homes and many people. That is my walkability and I have it.

OP, you’re in contention for the crown of top 5 most clueless post. Good luck.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These days it’s code for “champagne tastes.” Often paired with Prosecco budget!

This is sad -- the bitterness & resentment is visceral in posts like this

???? No, it’s just an observation of the real estate woes on this board.

No, but it is my safe word

I don't drink. I do drive. I dislike drinking and driving. I like walking. I like stopping at small shops and cafes.

Anonymous wrote:It seems people on DCUM who are mainly married couples want walkability to restaurants and bars.

Is it because they are alcoholics or drinks who can’t get in a car after going to a bar?

Are they swingers who want to bring other couples back from nearby bars and restaurants close by?

They are people who enjoy outdoors and social factor of a neighborhood community.

Lol wtf.

In my case I'm a Europhile and an annoying cyclist. Oh, and I hate to drive.

But sure...conspiracy theories.

And skipping the joy of finding parking.

Anonymous wrote:It seems people on DCUM who are mainly married couples want walkability to restaurants and bars.

Is it because they are alcoholics or drinks who can’t get in a car after going to a bar?

Are they swingers who want to bring other couples back from nearby bars and restaurants close by?

Means your kids can walk to amenities, school, or sports without you or a driver driving them.

Means you yourself can walk to amenities (food, shops, pool, clubhouse, subway) without driving or getting a cab/Uber.

Walkability.

Walkable means I am walking to get my kids at elementary school right now and that junior high age kids in my neighborhood are not dependent on parents to get to/from school, friends, ice cream, pizza, movies, etc.

If it’s code for anything, it’s code for close to the Metro, i.e. expensive. It’s probably also code for liberal people who would prefer to live in DC or Brooklyn, but don’t want to send their kids to public schools there. It’s for people who fancy themselves environmentally conscious, but still want a single family home. They have a Prius with an NPR sticker and say things like “we do have one car, but we don’t use it much”.

Anonymous wrote:It seems people on DCUM who are mainly married couples want walkability to restaurants and bars.

Is it because they are alcoholics or drinks who can’t get in a car after going to a bar?

Are they swingers who want to bring other couples back from nearby bars and restaurants close by?

No, it means you don't have to get in a car and drive to get a quart of milk when you run out, or that you have an option to get food via foot rather than having to drive. Ultimately it is the distinction between living in a city or urbanized suburb like Arlington or Bethesda as oppose to somewhere like Urbana or Ashburn.

OP I have heard DCUM people say they like this “lifestyle” and “lifestyle” has always been the code word for swingers.

I ask as I like to be walkable to the elementary school, playgrounds, Ice cream or a food store or church. With little kids makes is so much easier. Driving to a restaurant for dinner no big thing.

But here couples want to walk go to bars and restaurants to hook up other couples.

Is it why DCUM people need large houses with multiple bedrooms? Are there swinger parties? If so how do I get invited?

Anonymous wrote:You don’t even want to know what “two car garage” is a code word for.

Yeah. I thought I’d be safe picking something in a “quiet cul de sac”. Turns out that’s also code.

Anonymous wrote:These days it’s code for “champagne tastes.” Often paired with Prosecco budget!

This is sad -- the bitterness & resentment is visceral in posts like this