I like where I currently live (Dallas), but it seems everyone online who also lives here is always dreaming of moving out of either Dallas or Texas in general. This got me wondering if there's something in other states that I'm missing out on that I'm unaware of, so where does /trv/ recommend I should try living at? I currently have a remote job so I can live basically anywhere.
>>2912696>it seems everyone online who also lives here is always dreaming of moving outthat's because every sad loser hates the place they live and dreams of moving somewhere else where magically their lives will be transformed and they will get super fit, be happy, get rich, meet the partner of their dreams etc etc etcunless you live somewhere that is actually genuinely horrific it's not going to make much differencebruce springsteen said tramps like us baby we were born to run. now he lives a few miles from the place he grew up
>>2912696wakanda forever. passive aggressive larping faggit.
>>2912700>every sad loser hates the place they live and dreams of moving somewhere else where magically their lives will be transformed and they will get super fit, be happy, get rich, meet the partner of their dreams etc etc etcReminds me of all the people that want to move to Japan because they think the place has absolutely no problems, also nice dubs
>>2912700never traveled nigger. no one cares about boomer springstein
>>2912703lol it's amazing how real travellers on here spend all their time telling everyone else how they have never travelled. it was under three minutes between my post and yours, thanks for putting your backpack down long enough to be offended
>>2912705i just got to the hotel in taoyuan and i have a flight to japan tomorrow morning. you're talking shit from your mom's basement in wisconsin
>>2912696>I like where I currently live (Dallas), but it seems everyone online who also lives here is always dreaming of moving out of either Dallas or Texas in generalYou gotta realize the terminally ill online troons and welfare scammers literally can't stand the Texas government and the crackdowns it is having on illegal activity.
>>2912706funny, when i go to places in other countries and have a limited amount of time i try to make the most of it and go out and spend it doing interesting things, not wasting time on here making shit up about people i've never met. but you do you anon. that time it was just under four minutes, come on anon even a dullard like you can find something else to do instead of sitting there hitting f5
>>2912709>he has a limited amount of timeyour boss loves you
>>2912712eh? that anon literally said he has a flight tomorrow>your bosssorry to disappoint you anon but i don't have one. unless you count myself
>>2912696Dallas is full of migrants, and migrants tend to be more dissatisfied than people who have lived in one place all their lives. Lack of social connections thanks to their frequent moving, plus grass is always greener mentality. Thus the irony that the most desirable cities are also full of unhappy alienated strooglers wishing they were somewhere more fulfilling, while the least desirable places are mostly populated by placid content people who never travel overseas, have 100 friends around town and show friendliness toward friendly strangers passing through. (Of course there are many individual exceptions, but this is the general rule.)
>>2912708Texas is a heavily muttified, low trust police/surveillance state. Bottom of the list for personal freedom.
>>2912754it's a birds of a feather situation instead of saying one is better than another. if you're a cosmopolitan who travels the world it's easier to get along with other people in your boat. in my travels i've meant quaint people who have never left their hometowns. It's easy to romanticize them on a surface level but ultimately their lack of interest in anything besides what's directly in front of them betrays them as petty and small minded. The smalltown mindset is constant intrusive thoughts about gossipIf I had to choose one I would choose other travelers if it came down to it, because that's what I am, but there's pros and cons to both and it's impossible to be both at the same time so just roll with what you got.
>>2912755OP here, I did ask for recommendations and it sounds like you have some, so what are they?>>2912754>full of migrantsThis is just every major Texas city in general, but especially Austin. Many people from California moved to this state in the 2010's, then once many of their employers enforced RTO mandates a lot of them went back because they didn't like Texas's climate and laws. But a lot ended up staying here and changed the vibe, resulting in these major cities where the majority of residents are constantly daydreaming out loud on social media about leaving Texas. But then I ask them where they want to go and they never give me a straight answer, hence this thread.
>>2912777Most Texans want to spend half the year in Colorado. They flock up there by the millions every summer. But the Rocky Mountain spring is too damn cold and blustery for them. Plus, Colorado is full of mentally ill people who nobody gives a fuck about.
>>2912832Isn't Texas vastly superior to Colorado though?
>>2912700Greetings from Finland. The weather here is actually genuinely horrific for at least 4 months. So thats 1/3 of your life being horrible.I'd like to move anywhere where it doesnt get really freezing for weeks.
>>2913042fuck off with the weather. the finnish women are among the hottest. you cold? put on a jacket bitch. if the holes are fat and ugly there's nothing you can do to fix it.