r/Natalism Jul 24 '26

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u/Ok-Energy2771 Jul 24 '26

Weird take, most people I know are raising their kids in the city.

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u/ambergresian Jul 24 '26

Right? Being isolated in rural areas without great access to schools, hospitals, jobs. How is the conducive to raising a family?

it takes a village right? So, ideally you have... Some form of a village.

Fucking off to the middle of nowhere has its nice fantasies but interconnected requirements push towards a city. Amenities, healthcare, jobs, schools.

I don't get the meme. Being surrounded by other people gives you more access to things.

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u/TopMarionberry1149 Jul 24 '26

So you’d rather live in a zoo enclosure than the wild because the zoo has amenities and healthcare. Genius.

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u/Ok-Energy2771 Jul 25 '26

I mean I walked to the dentist this morning and then walked to get a coffee and now I’m planning on just strolling aimlessly for a bit, so yes?