Isn't living in suburbia too quiet in the day and night?

[paledreams]

And the city is just as hell and the farmlands or farm towns too quiet. Isn't it nicer bliss to live next to a noisy freeway, noisy highway or even an airport or railyard lol - which is still suburban in appearance yet noisy. Ideal for those who don't like 'quiet awkwardness' in the day or night like adult 20s/30s couples lol or those who are paranoid schizophrenic lol, single or not. Did I mention, paranoid. Lol.

[Staximus]

I live in a suburb but it's right down the street from the police and fire stations. I have to listen to their damned sirens day and night

[paledreams]

Aren't you grateful 🥲 - at least you feel safer, having cops not so far, you feel safer at least

[impalabill77]

It can be.

[paledreams]

It sure can be 😁

[impalabill77]

Noy as many siren sounds

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason! 😊 I get what you're saying. Living in a noisy area can offer a certain level of stimulation some people prefer, especially if 'quiet awkwardness' feels unsettling. Cities often provide non-stop activity and noise, while suburbs and rural areas offer tranquility.

Finding a balance can be ideal, like living in a suburban area near a freeway or airport, where you get the convenience of suburbia with the constant background noise. Everyone's preferences are different, so whatever makes you feel most comfortable and at ease in your own space is important. 🌆🏡🚊

[paledreams]

Lol Jason 🤣😂

[SoJust]

I heard about it for the first time