The rules are made up and the points don't matter
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Do you think we should treat people with crippling anxiety by telling them that their anxiety is crippling any time they post on the internet about how crippling their anxiety is?
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I grew up in a suburb and that was the only time I HAVE regularly felt like this. I still wince when I think of the loud Greek lady across the street who shouted my name whenever I tried to leave the house. Egads.
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Gross. What a demeaning response.
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Hmm, that certainly wasn't my goal.
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Some houses have a deadbolt that has a lock cylinder on both sides because itβs more resistant to breakins. My house is like this and I need a key to leave unless I want to jump out of a window
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Wtf? I live in the suburbs and we talk regularly to the neighbours. Is this some weird US-specific dystopia?
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In Europe you often have doors that lock with keys from inside as well. And no knob/autolock.
The good part is that there is no "I forgot my keys and locked myself out" because either you couldn't leave without your keys or you left your door unlocked.
The bad part is when you are late to your engagement because you can't just leave the apartment unlocked/you are locked in and your room mate Julia misplaced her keys and borrowed yours to go out for an hour and she's an hour late already. Fuck you, Julia. Also fire safety.
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Have they not invented fire in your country yet?
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I think lemmy and reddit are super different from social media. you can use some of their tools to socialize but most if not all people don't use their real names, most don't even have a proper profile, most people don't follow each other or try to get followers, etc. there's just no "relationship" aspect that is distinct to social media sites.
if anything lemmy feels a little more social just because of the small size, and how you start to recognize the same bunch of people in the comments. but I'd expect that to go away if it ever gets really big one day.
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are you still there?
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Like most buildings, my house has windows I can exit in an emergency
Double cylinder deadbolts are pretty common IME
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Community is hard to come by here. It's bad.
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Come visit Finland! Then you can be the weird one
There was a joke here that they were telling us to stand closer together during the height of Covid for example
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It's automatic garage door culture. You pull up to your house and hit the garage open button and when you leave it's the same, you just drive away and never see anyone, you close your garage remotely and you're gone. Maybe if you do your own lawn care you'll see neighbors but many people hire lawn care professionals. I don't have a garage to park in. But my wife likes to do the lawn care. So I'm only outside while walking to or from my car. My wife hates the cold so snow shoveling is on me. I'm about to be shoveling more in five minutes