People In This Group Mock ‘Suburban Hell’ And Here Are 20 Accurate Posts
Some people prefer to live in the suburbs, opting for larger spaces, cheaper housing and a quieter environment. However, the reality may be more along the lines of expensive fuel costs, because the nearest store is a 30-minute drive, or toxic neighbours because they pollute the air with the sounds of kids, dogs, lawnmowers, and a myriad of other ridiculous problems that come from living in any kind of close-knit society.
But let’s allow the memes to do the talking about “ Suburban Hell ”. This subreddit is dedicated to advocating for more sustainable living in the suburbs. If you’re from the “burbs” you may relate to these posts, or if you’re thinking of moving, here’s to calling out for a change that seems much required.
#1 Never Forget What Was Taken From Us
#2 I’ve Noticed This Weird Disconnect With Reality Surbubanites Have
#3 Car Dependency
#4 It’s Almost Dystopian
#5 How Far A Pedestrian Has To Go To Cross A Street Using Crosswalks
#6 Thought This Was Fitting For This Sub
#7 Must Add Parking
#8 Defiant Family Refuse To Sell $50M Sydney Property To Developers
#9 What A Cute Garage, Even Looks Like A House!
#10 Thought This Belonged Here If It’s Not Already
#11 The “I Live In The Suburbs For The Peace And Quiet” Starter Pack
#12 Land Use Matters
#13 How A Suburb Should Look: 1. Built Around Train Station 2. Everyone Within A 10 Minute Walk 3. Human Scale
#14 Car-Dependency Destroys Nature
#15 Triacylglycerol Looking Like Any Suburb Ever
#16 Honest Design
#17 Where Suburban Sprawl Meets An Indian Reservation In Scottsdale, Arizona
#18 I’ll Take Mixed-Use, Walkable Urbanism Instead, Please
#20 ???????? ????? (Before And After)
An inner city suburb of Detroit. It was formerly known as “Black Bottom” Before they obliterated it with the highway, as it was a predominantly African American neighborhood.
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Shanilou has always loved reading and learning about the world we live in. While she enjoys fictional books and stories just as much, since childhood she was especially fascinated by encyclopaedias and strangely enough, self-help books. As a kid, she spent most of her time consuming as much knowledge as she could get her hands on and could always be found at the library. Now, she still enjoys finding out about all the amazing things that surround us in our day-to-day lives and is blessed to be able to write about them to share with the whole world as a profession.
