young single guy living in a family suburb....weird in your opinion?
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As I said, just find a suburb that caters more to singles and young people. There are plenty of them in most metros. Not all single young people want to live in the city.
Well, when i moved into my house very recently in a family oriented neighborhood, i was looked at in a weird way. But it eventually went away (I think!!). I don't bother them, they don't bother me.
Especially me not being one of the white/black, got weird looks when going out of the house for office/shopping, like why did this guy get a house here!! After a month it has gone down a bit. But who knows, they probably still talk!
Someday i am gonna call all of my friends and have a loud party till 5AM and really get under their skin!
I like the peace and quiet, suburbs are where its at if you can afford it.
Suburbs are noisy and busy and full of vehicles; you can see your neighbors. Peace and quiet is living in the country. Suburbs have the same noise and congestion levels as small towns and cities.
I know many young, single people with a house or condo in the suburbs. It's more common than you think. My younger brother bought a house in a suburb at the age of 25 and absolutely loves it. It's not one of those family oriented neighborhoods with children running around, but it's a decent older home in a neighborhood with smaller houses that tend to attract singles more.
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