A significant difference in environment

[rebelandboltmanParticipant 640]

Perhaps it’s just me.

I used to live in a predominantly tourist area, and I felt like it was a controlled environment, filled with bat s~~~ crazy hot women and jealous blue pill men.

Now, living in a quiet area, not too far from the shore, I feel a sense of peace and freedom from what I felt was blue pill hell. There are fragments of The Matrix still around, but they are not as strong.

Do any of you get the impression that Blue Pill Hell is stronger in big cities as opposed to living in quiet areas?

[bstoffParticipant 4865]

Absolutely. I’m sure it has a lot to do with feminism and liberal policies.
Move to the country, where it’s safer.

[ghostParticipant]

It’s blue pill hell in big cities.

[Anonymous 8]

It’s not just you.

The city is noisy, chaotic and stressful.

Nature is quiet, peaceful and relaxing.

I wish I were camping right now, with a big ole’ campfire raging.

I want to be free from the artificial social constructs which govern life in a big city. Far from them.

[Anonymous 3]

Definitely!! I am sort of a urban hermit in a small apartment overlooking a park. Its nice & quite.
The BP s~~~ I see on one bus ride is enough to send me back to my quiet little refuge.

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