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  While I do have a lot of unresolved trauma that I prefer not to deal with, I’m hardly afraid of being alone with my thoughts. I just don’t care to go to the woods to think, but prefer sitting on my balcony in the city and contemplating there. I don’t need nature to think :)
context: I think you’re wrong as hell, so have my upvote >
  
  Different strokes for different folks. With that being said, you're wrong. >
  
  Exactly what I wanted to say! >
  
  Guess what, all existence is overrated then >
  
  Bingo >
  
  An actual unpopular opinion. 
  I will never understand people who don't enjoy being outdoors in nature. That's ok though, less people means more nature for me. >
  
  That’s true! It’d probably be better for you guys if more people shared my opinion, so it would be less crowded on hiking trails and such haha :) >
  
  I don't care to camp or sleep in a tent, but I will chill in a cabin with no luxuries besides a roof and bed. I love nature personally, sitting next to a waterfall is amazing. 
  It takes all of us to make this world go round >
  
  Yeah, I’d absolutely hate that cabin haha! It’s good that we’re not all the same :) >
  
  So, you just like the typical urbanite lifestyle. It's not really an unpopular opinion. >
  
  Every little thing you experience is nature. >
  
  Average redditor >
  
  I read the last sentence as ‘ I don’t get the hype about earth, I think it’s overrated’ >
  
  I mean, it’s not what I wrote in OP, but it’s also not wrong. I do think Earth is overrated and I honestly think it’d be fine if humans go extinct at some point. I just don’t want the last humans to suffer before it happens >
  
  I get that. Although I think humans are suffering already, it just might be that humans in first world countries will be experiencing it more. 
  Also I know you don’t care for nature I’m not trying to convince you to love it just let me tell you, you are missing out. >
  
  Haha, I’ve been in nature plenty - my family used to own a caravan and go camping every summer. I’m often quoted for what I said when I was nine: “I’m so over all these disgusting outdoor activities” - and I’m 28 now. I’ve had plenty encounters with nature, and it just doesn’t interest me - but hey! That makes one less person taking up  space on the hiking trails :D >
  
  Have you even actually experienced these things you claim are lame? Cuz idk man idk how you could look at a place like glacier national park or the matterhorn and not be amazed. If you've only ever seen pics, that's probably why you feel how you do >
  
  I haven’t seen glaciers, I hate the cold and I am certain I wouldn’t enjoy it. I realize it’s pretty, I just don’t think it’s worth the trip for me. I’ve seen waterfalls, and caves and several kinda of forests, because my family likes it. I just don’t care for it >
  
  Lmao glacier isn't that cold during the time of year you visit. I'm sad for you >
  
  Well that’s a waste of being sad, I’m enjoying my life quite well :) Cold or not, there’s a lot of others things I’d much rather spend time and money on 😁 >
  
  I just couldn't imagine not loving nature. I've lived at the base of the Rocky Mountains literally since I was born; and every time I walk out my door and see them I'm still just as mystified and in awe of them as the first time I saw them. >
  
  That’s pretty much how I feel when walking around Copenhagen, where I live - There’s so many people doing different things, living different lives and moving around at all times. And the buildings here are beautiful too! It’s pretty cool how different people are >
  
  I definitely also would enjoy that. There are so many different types of beauty >
  
  That is an unpopular opinion. >
  
  There is no such thing as “Nature”. There is only man-made and non-man-made environments. What people mean by nature is just a figment of 19th century literature. >
  
  That’s your view. A lot of people understand the concept of nature, in the way I have described it in the post >
  
  This may be the first time I've seen someone that shares this opinion with me. I went to Niagara falls earlier this year with my family and I have no idea why people obsess over it. It's just a waterfall (a big one, sure, but still just a waterfall). Same with zoos. I have no desire to spend hours looking at animals. >
  
  If I didn’t disagree morally with the concept of zoos, I actually would love to spend hours looking at animals lol! However I also would not care to go to Niagara Falls, so I feel you on that. I mean yes, wow it’s beautiful, but I’ll get bored after looking at it for 30 seconds, so it wouldn’t be worth the trip for me >
  
  Poorly worded post.
  I get what you want to say: you don't feel the need to experience wildlife. Given this, you get to experience nature pretty much everyday.
  There's also no need to go camping, or sleeping in a tent, to enjoy nature... a simple walk in a nearby wood makes you enjoy nature. >
  
  I have walked in plenty of woods, and never enjoyed it :) I don’t get the whole obsession with nature, and how it should make us feel happy, and calm, and in sync. 
  It’s not just wildlife, it’s nature in general. >
  
  You are wrong. Have an upvote. >
  
  finally an actual unpopular opinion >
  
  Tell me you're afraid of being alone with your thoughts without telling me. 
  It's the same thing as people who constantly NEED music playing. Peace and quiet can be scarry if there's stuff in your mind you don't want to deal with.