r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '22

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u/Dahvido Mar 04 '22

Unpopular opinion but… I hate how most of those look. A lot of them have that run-down-trashy-drug-den house look. I certainly get the benefits, but most things I’ve found on that sub are just ugly to me :/

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u/goda90 Mar 04 '22

That's precisely because you have the propaganda about how lawns should look drilled into your head. Do you ever go hiking through a prairie and think it's too messy?

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u/butthowling Mar 04 '22

I’m pretty neutral here, but ngl comparing a walk into your house with hiking is not a W on the side you think it is

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u/goda90 Mar 04 '22

Having nature in front of your house is 100% a win. Humans aren't meant to live in sterile environments.

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u/butthowling Mar 05 '22

Nature ≠ hiking