Witches May Be In Villages But Village People Have Better Life

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Life in cities is beyond stressful. Our brain is significantly affected by living in an over populated environment; especially one that lacks enough trees. Villages are more likely to have vegetation, trees, less population and less stress for our brains.

The nature of villages makes them healthy and better for our overall well-being. Pollution, toxins and noise is rarity in villages. A great peace of mind is achievable from villages – no traffic gridlock, less number of rude people and low crime rate.

In cities, everyone is your friend but no one is really your friend when you need it. You do not know your neighbours well enough and child predators are more likely to be hidden in cities. Villages offer the best of friendship-friendship that is not based on material things but mutual respect and love. Everyone knows everyone in villages; this makes it hard for criminals to hide in villages. Every mother watches out for all the children in villages – this means you do not have to worry much when you leave your child home alone, there would be enough eyes watching over that child.

Foods are relatively cheaper and you get to attend events without spending much (uh by events I mean funerals, naming ceremony, cultural festivals, weddings and anniversaries). You are not on heat to spend much on clothes and gifts – villagers are small spenders.

When you lack meat for food, there will be someone who just killed a goat or fowl and he is likely to share with you. Fruits are bountiful and free – they are in your compound, your kinsman and relative’s compounds. We all know how good fruits are for our health. You are less likely to worry in villages – you don’t see the latest Ferrari or the most modern of houses – nothing to make you feel inadequate and poorer than others.

You may not agree because material things have beclouded your judgement but villages offer as much in better life as they do witches (the latter is highly debatable).