... nah. There's actually some pretty decent places in and around the states. I can't. I can't actually name them, off the top of my head. But they're out there, I've been through a few, met some folks that live in some. Art towns, college towns, some of the tech industry joints. Overall decent places with overall decent people, with things to do and not so much of a bigotry taint to them. Alright joints.
But yeah, large swathes of the south are kinda' a shithole if you've got any particular interest besides drinking (/various other drugs) and fucking. It's just. Kinda' boring down here if you're not heavy into nature stuff or unwilling to deal with a bigotry epidemic. Pockets of relative decency but generally just kinda' unpleasant unless you're unpleasant. Some stuff in and around the more populated areas, but those kinda' have their problems. What with being, y'know, populated areas surrounded by a lot of drugs and poor people. Kinda' concentrated in the tri-state area (Georgia/Alabama/Florida), but from what I've noticed that's just kinda' how the south rolls.
Not sure how the rest of the place is, so far. Mostly been in the south-east. Wasn't out west long enough to get a feel for things (and was too young to really pay attention), and not gone far enough north to get a feel for the north-east. Furthest north I've been is North Carolina, which I roughly internalize as a place about as bigoted as Florida (at least outside of the cities, but that's about how it is down here.), but with better music, better scenery, and better weather. S'like. Fuck, if it wasn't for the people NC'd kinda' be a paradise. If it still had the bluegrass. Maybe the bears could be trained or something, I'unno.
Florida's about like that, too, though, I guess. If it weren't for the people and the weather it'd be pretty great down here. Beautiful place, just miserable to live in.
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