Why I hate living in the deep south (from a guy who has lived here for years)
Alright, on this thread I tell you the main reasons I hate living in the deep south and towards the end, I point out the few positives about the area. Here is why I hate living in the deep south (and thank god I am leaving)
- Extremely bad summers which include loads of bugs and snakes coming out. Playing outside can be tough and unbearable. One time I saw a vid of a guy in the deep south who was doing some news report, bug flew right in his face, he started cussing saying "man I wanna leave this place!". It is summer here right now and kids cannot play outside due to humidity and lots of poisonous snakes here. Lots of rattle snakes and other species. Hate it.
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- The deep south states lead the nation in STD rates and teen pregnancy. Sure we have the southern belle stereotype but most girls here are straight up 3/10s, seriously no joking. The county I live in, it is tough to come across girls who are even average looking, next topic addresses why.
[url]http://thesocietypages.org/socimages/2010/11/24/explaining-variation-in-teen-pregnancy-rates-by-state-race-and-sex-education/[/url]
[url]http://www.avert.org/std-statistics-america.htm[/url]
- Deep south states have some of the highest obesity rates in the country. I live here, seriously, 80 percent of the chicks I come across here are fatties, no exaggeration. Lots of fat Black girls who let it all hang out and lots of fat White girls, tough to come across fit women here. The obesity isn't caused as much by fatty foods and such but rather by the lack of things to do since the area is so d*mn poor.
[url]http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2010/06/29/obesity-rising-southern-states-have-highest-rates/[/url]
- The southern states are the poorest states in the US, as a result they have higher crime rates, higher STD rates, higher obesity rates, and crappy education systems. The high school I went to was small and had classes out in trailers. We hardly learned anything during the summer, air conditioning would not work and books were pretty old. If you wanted to get a decent education down here, you had to first find a decent private school and then find a way to pay for it.
[url]http://money.cnn.com/2010/09/16/news/economy/Americas_wealthiest_states/index.htm[/url]
[b] With all cons there are pros, so here are pros to living in the deep south.
*People are somehow more "friendly", they won't hesitate to say hi to you. Southern Hospitality stops right there.
*It is cheap as heck compared to the rest of the US, have fun not having much to do though.
*It has a low tax rate compared to other states.
*The Big Bad Liberals won't bother you.
*If you hate Mexicans, Asians, and Brown people, come down here, not too many of them here.
*SEC football.
*I am only here for a few more weeks.
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