What countries is it best/easiest to be a loner? In which countries is it most likely? In which countries is it harder? (restaurants, move)
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Most people in El Salvador are not in a gang. You have no basis on which to base your claim. Curious how you also left out South Korea and Japan, 2 countries where the pressure to conform to the group is among the strongest in the world. I know you're an Asiaphile to the extreme, but literally in every list you make the whole world sucks except for Scandinavia, Thailand, Japan, and Korea.
I never said that most people in El Savaldor are in a gang.
I said that they have the most gangs per capita in the world.
Define "Asiaphile"? I despise pretty much the entire Western half of the continent.
Dogs are still eaten in Korea and Scandinavia's average temperatures suck. There i said something negative.
To be a loner in Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway is actually not the easiest thing if you move into a small rural area. There is still some kind of sense of community, and people will notice and maybe talk to you even if you seem to be asocial. In a city like Stockholm or Helsinki you can pretty much die and rot away before anyone takes notice, and even only then when the odor of your decaying corpse starts to reek too much.
To be a loner in Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway is actually not the easiest thing if you move into a small rural area. There is still some kind of sense of community, and people will notice and maybe talk to you even if you seem to be asocial. In a city like Stockholm or Helsinki you can pretty much die and rot away before anyone takes notice, and even only then when the odor of your decaying corpse starts to reek too much.
Yes, most loners do not want to be recognised and that is impossible in most towns and villages. In Oslo, Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen there are enough people to go more or less unnoticed. ReykjavÃk is too small, I think.
In a city like Stockholm or Helsinki you can pretty much die and rot away before anyone takes notice, and even only then when the odor of your decaying corpse starts to reek too much.
Most likely in some sense, but it happens here too sometimes that neighbours call the cops when they haven't seen them in a long time. In countries where you know at least your neighbour's first name I guess that you become worried earlier. Or even start to greet your neighbour when you realise after two months that this one lives here.
Most likely in some sense, but it happens here too sometimes that neighbours call the cops when they haven't seen them in a long time. In countries where you know at least your neighbour's first name I guess that you become worried earlier. Or even start to greet your neighbour when you realise after two months that this one lives here.
Very true, some cities have communities that are more well-knit and connected. Here in Arizona he neighbors rarely socialize with each other let alone each orher's names, and this behavior is reflected in the rest of the Western U.S from my experiences. It appears that a lot of the East has neighborhoods that the neighbors know what church you do or do not attend, what age your kids are and what grade, invite you to barbecues, etc. I'm sure that in Europe some countries have behaviors that may be more similar to the Eastern US or in contrast the Western US. This I wouldn't be able to tell anyone, but big cities in the Western US are the go-to if looking for an American option. Not sure on Europe.
France is an awful country to be a loner. I remember as a young guy a period when I was quite a loner, it was one of the worst experiences I ever had. During that same years, I traveled alone to other countries (the UK, NL, Spain, the US) and it was much easier to get by as a loner.In Germany however it was not that easy sometimes (better than France though).
It's due to the fact that French people are extremely indivdualistic, not gregarious.
I really think the UK was a great place to be a loner. Bad weather usually kept people inside their house a lot. I believe the weather really affects people's moods. Since the UK was cloudy all the time, It probably affected them.
Definitely not the Philippines or Southeast Asian societies for sure! When I go on out of town trips, people ask if I got company tagging along! And when I eat out, I rarely see people eating alone and stuff!
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