Relocating to/near the coast

ScorpiondeRooftrouser

Red-Squirrel wrote: »

I'm sure you can challenge that without the incredibly nasty personal comments about her lack of friends etc. That's stooping too low. Your first paragraph did the job nicely without making you seem like a big old bully.

Sometimes people are vulnerable and different from others in ways that make them come across really badly and seem uncaring/selfish/thoughtless. Not trying to diagnose but I do try to be aware that it is a possibility when I see some posts on forums like this.

And some people aren't. It becomes a bit ridiculous if you can't challenge anyone's uncaring/selfish/thoughtless behaviour just in case they are autistic.

I accept the comments were nasty. They were intended to be. This person constantly denigrates the Welsh and repeats untruths about the Welsh language.

moneyistooshorttomention

They were not intended to be nasty.

I appreciate you have misinterpreted them that way - but that was never my intention to have them misinterpreted.

I have no wish to get drawn into arguments - I've got things I much prefer to think about instead.

SnooksNJ

Out,_Vile_Jelly wrote: »

"This is the coastal town they forgot to close down"- Morrissey.

I've met so many people convinced that Morrissey was singing about THEIR home town. As above, definitely visit out of season and see what it's really like.

and now he's living in Malibu.

bertiewhite

Rosieandjim wrote: »

I too would like to hear any positives that 'moneyistooshorttomention' has about the area she has moved too. I get the impression she regrets moving there. Maybe if all the English are moving there as she says that she will eventually be able to sell up and move back to her home town.

I think that's more Pembrokeshire - it's less like that further up the coast.

Actually thinking about it, I ought to make out that it's awful living in Ceredigion as I'd hate it to end up like Cornwall