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~tffb

I was in a similar bi-polar (environmental) scenario.

I went from living in midtown St Louis in 2015, along the busiest road there (South Grand) to moving to Pevely, Missouri, where the nearest *anything* was a Mr Fuel 1.2 miles away.

It was like an isolation chamber. Thick walls, thick floors, thick ceilings. I would step outside and my ears would almost hurt from the sudden impact of SOUND!

I ended up "pacing" a lot in that apartment when my lease was near over. Then back to the consistent serenade of a crowded side road of Baumgautner in South St Louis County. A bike or horn may rise above the rest sometimes, but I was used to it after a year.

The courtyard three buildings over, where I'm at now, works best. Quiet, calm, but not deafeningly silent nor noisy.

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~tetris wrote:

Yep! My SO made sure that she could blast her music in the new apartment without the neighbours complaining. So I think we got a good compromise sound-wise too