The woods Parks Mountains Just outside Music Fairs
The areas of the city center that aren’t overrun by filthy tourists or the park
Cemeteries
Mall. I live close enough to one and I can catch a bus that has a stop close to an entrance. That, and there’s a shop I can go to for things like loose dice for something like 99¢ per diem and new and used manga.
I don’t have a place! It’s becoming a major problem.
Third places are disappearing.
I hate spending money and that attitude has turned me into a hermit.
I’m with you on that. The combination of inflation and working from home for the last few years have made me borderline agoraphobic at this point. I think I’ve had in-person interactions with fewer than 15 people in the last year. It’s just too expensive to do anything these days.
It’s probably not great for our mental health.
I also work from home, sometimes 4 or 5 days can pass before I realize I haven’t been outside in that amount of time.
Hiking, socialist work or socialist socializing, friends, that’s mostly it
We have an incredible local park with a great greenhouse that has tables you can sit at and read and have coffee.
gotta find hella spots in your city to chill with yourself or someone. Also finding some cool places to drive around, go shopping at random small trinket stores or smoke
Political organising and the occasional house party/social event. Sometimes I just go for a walk/wander about, have found some interesting places that way.
why all of your answers relatively the same and rather un-unique?
What would you like me to say instead? I don’t give long-winded replies but I do read every comment on my posts.
Gym and dog parks.
To my back yard, where I light up the firepit, and drink whiskey
Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
Unfortunately I get off work at 11pm and not much is open that late so I rarely go out.
Mountain biking, beach, rock climbing, climbing gym, snowboarding, trail run, photo walk, games night, camping … I like where I live!
