Listen !!!!!!......there is an old saying we say in UK maybe here too ........put of the frying pan into the fire ...........it means......... you leave worse ......... to go to even shittier........ worse ......and it looks like these two fucked up.......... proper fucked up........ i guess.....i guess maryland virginia .......but look all places up north......... it gets fucking cold as fuck..... simple as that no place is good when there is winter up north ....hence the reason i live in sunny south flroida .........where the sun always shines ........goody gumdrops ........
We left New York City to buy a home in a Maryland beach town. After a few months, we realized we'd made a mistake.
My husband and I spent more than a decade building a life we loved in New York City.
But in our mid-30s, we left in search of a quieter, slower life in a Maryland beach town.
Less than a year later, we missed nearly everything about city life and regretted buying our home.
My husband and I lived in New York City for more than a decade. It's where we fell in love, got engaged, and built a beautiful life together. We had a thriving creative community, a friend group we adored, and endless options for food and culture.
But by our mid-30s, the city started to feel less exciting and more exhausting. Our rent had increased significantly over the years, and when our landlord raised it again in April 2024, we decided we'd had enough.
After our lease ended, we decided to temporarily move in with my mom, who lives in a small Maryland beach town about two hours from where I grew up.
We'd loved visiting her on weekends to escape the chaos of the city, and we could picture ourselves living there full time, enjoying more space, morning walks by the ocean, and a calmer version of the life we had in Brooklyn.
So, when we found a newly built house nearby that had everything we wanted, we decided we were ready to buy.
We thought we were making a smart, mature decision — but less than a year later, we started to question whether we'd actually made a huge mistake.
At first, we loved our new home, but we started to regret the move once winter hit
When we closed on the house in August 2024, everything felt idyllic. We were 10 minutes from the beach and surrounded by bustling restaurants, nonstop outdoor events, and concerts in the park.
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