A native speaker explains why people are leaving cities for suburbs, comparing South Korea's 50 million people squeezed into the same land area as Bulgaria's 7 million. Dense populations make suburban commutes necessary but difficult.
Nowadays, a lot of people that live in the city, they're so like tired from all the busy city life. Yeah. So they would actually look into buy houses in the outskirts of big cities and they would commute to work. Like what you did. Yeah, basically what I did. I actually heard a term for this recently. It's called city fatigue. City fatigue. And I can relate to that. Living in the city, the hustle bustle, like can be exhausting. So I feel like in Bulgaria it's more doable because we're not that many people. Korea and Korea have the same size of land. Really? And we're like just 7 million, and Korea is like, what, 50 million? So imagine if 50 million people wanted to have their own house. Okay.
