Re:Young adults are struggling with their mental health
by bobsmooth on Saturday December 31, 2022 @01:37AM
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Are all suburbs like this? There were plenty of things in biking distance in my neighborhood.
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Re:Young adults are struggling with their mental health
by brailsafe on Saturday December 31, 2022 @01:41AM
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No, but many are, particularly modern cul-de-sacs
Re:Young adults are struggling with their mental health
by bigmattystyles on Saturday December 31, 2022 @04:25AM
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Cul de sac rollerblade hockey is how I spent much of my youth. So many good memories.
Re:Young adults are struggling with their mental health
by jdpigeon on Saturday December 31, 2022 @05:00AM
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Indeed, the one upside of Cul-de-sac suburbs!
But really, kids should be able to do that in a park instead of having to scramble whenever a car pulls up.
Re:Young adults are struggling with their mental health
by brailsafe on Saturday December 31, 2022 @11:12AM
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True, but it was on more of a crescent. I don't think it was uncommon to see it on any side street as long as you had a certain amount of people
Re:Young adults are struggling with their mental health
by JKCalhoun on Saturday December 31, 2022 @05:53AM
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I could bike (or even easily walk) to a drugstore and grocery store in the neighborhood where I grew up. A "five and dime" store was within biking distance as well.
Where I live now? Nope. Some kind of generic suburbia park is about all a kid could ride to in this neighborhood. And although I have been here less than a year, I do not recall many kids on bikes. It's sad.