The answer is D. Lima is a hectic overcrowded shithole for the most part with a few nice areas like Miraflores and La Molina but those areas are exceptions to the rule.
Other smaller Peruvian cities are much nicer and nowhere near as stressful.
The answer is D. Lima is a hectic overcrowded shithole for the most part with a few nice areas like Miraflores and La Molina but those areas are exceptions to the rule.
Don't be too harsh on yourself, my friend. You're not a bad dude. You've just been messed up and made cynical by a f***ed up culture. America with its heartless rat race and extreme social alienation made your heart cold and unfeeling. All of the antisociality that you were exposed to back in Tennessee reduced your empathy and made you bitter and angry. But the fact that you are able to reflect on your behavior and desire to change upon experiencing a more human culture and way of life shows that you're indeed a decent dude.kangarunner wrote: ↑April 1st, 2023, 3:21 pmI went back to my hotel room and looked in the mirror, someone who has money and can travel and almost cried at the person I am...Angry, nasty and selfish.
That street looks nice with the brightly colored apartments and the palm trees.kangarunner wrote: ↑April 8th, 2023, 6:28 pmToday I went walking in Envigado, a city bordering the south of Medellin.
From what I saw walking near Parque Principal de Envigado and the nearby Sabaneta, I would prefer those areas. Those areas seem more lively than Itagui during the weekend. I saw tons of people on Saturday. Medellin is huge and sprawling so I'm not going to make an intelligent comparison.Lucas88 wrote: ↑April 9th, 2023, 4:43 amThat street looks nice with the brightly colored apartments and the palm trees.
Hey, how does Envigado compare to Medellín itself or Itagüí? Is the rent cheaper with it being more peripheral? How's the general vibe?
The reason why the women are so beautiful there is because of that 10-20 % African admixture to bring out the booty and that indigenous blood for cuteness!![]()
Yes, I've enjoyed having plenty of their large assets right in my face.
Fun fact: do you know Envigado was virtually built from the ground up by Pablo Escobar? If you walk around you might be able to find some murales portraying Escobar like a local hero.kangarunner wrote: ↑April 8th, 2023, 6:28 pmToday I went walking in Envigado, a city bordering the south of Medellin.