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ยป You ever get sensory overload in cities?
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post 1702374831 06-14-2024, 07:35 PM
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You ever get sensory overload in cities?

I moved from one of the most rural states (Wyoming) to Miami beach about 4-5 months ago. Overall it's been great but kinda hit me today that being in the city is massive sensory overload for me. My job requires a lot of driving and driving through traffic with constant noise and people everywhere. I get off work and just want to be alone for a while. Going to the gym is good for that but even after sometimes I just chill on the balcony and look out at the ocean for a while before meeting up with my girlfriend even though we are in the same house lol. That's probably been the biggest adjustment, I've never lived in any kind of city before. Looking forward to getting a boat so I can go fishing offshore and get the fuk away from people on the weekends
post 1702374911 06-14-2024, 07:38 PM
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Not from the simple act of living in a city. However, if you're doing the social scene to the max it's not hard to get maxed out.

I've actually found Miami pretty chill, unless you're out there looking for the 6am Pepsi and Club scene.
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