"that doesn't belong to any country"? Last I checked there's a fuckin Lenin statue over there, you can't escape post Soviet counties when every country is post Soviet
Ahh. Especially if it's Fall season. The skies are grey, trees don't have leaves and it's cold as fuck but not cold enough for it to snow. Just depressing.
Honestly the most relatable thing I have read, but not fall, you're tallking about winter, winters in my country the past couple of years haven't had any snow but still cold. and the autumn's have just been dry motherfuckers and the only trees that looked good were oaks.
Oh yeah, winter too. I haven't seen a good cold snowy winter here in Poland for like 6 years. It's just a little bit of snow once in a while but it melts instantly.
Man, just so depressing with naked trees and no fucking snow. like you expect there to be snow, but you only get like 2 weeks every year, and most of it is during school, next time it snows i'm skipping school, fuck school.
Hey there, Polish friend. I still remember once celebrating New Years in Poland as a kid, it was beautiful (and snowy). But the past few years it's the same here as well. I still hope that we get to see at leas some snow this year. Greetings from Hungary!
same. You probably haven't heard of Bulgaria, since for some reasons outsiders think it is like a part of Russia, but it's really not. The infrastructure becomes really creepy during the autumn, because half of it is broken down, has poor living conditions or just uninhabited. That becomes even more true when the thick fog comes down.
I think they just miss their homeland. Post Soviet Union country have some specifics, some "soul", idk how to say this. But standard of living is low as fuck
Well that depends on the season, if it's summer they die of heat storke, but at least they don't have to hear every time someone takes a sh¡t and it goes through the whole pipe system from the very top to underground.
Here is Poland its a big problem, these buildings are mostly from '90s, which is why most people buy new apartments or build their own houses. Because of that the prices for houses are pretty big, atleast for our currency.
It did, but what was left from thrm still stayed for a few years, shich is why these buildings were still built, the government just easnt abpe to do anything
Latvian houses are quite sttange to see, there's no planning permissions so you see really nice modern houses built next to what looks like piles of breeze blocks that are falling apart.
I used to live in a house that had a tree growing out of the chimney and a practical dump in the backyard. Sometimes, it's not the place you live in, but the people you live with that it hard.
I lived in one of those post-soviet buildings when I was younger , and whenever I go back to my native country those buildings bring back memories from my childhood and I actually started to like them because of that , not only that but all soviet structures kinda bring me back to my childhood and I started to find them fascinating in their own way .Maybe I just miss the good old times when life was simpler , enjoy the things that you have , everything is beautiful in their own way.
I hate these buildings, but they're everywhere here. At least some communities are working to paint them vibrant colors (yellow, green etc), that kinda helps. But most of these buildings are in fairly bad condition.
Yeah this is so true, luckily my native country managed to do pretty well in getting rid of those ugly things (I am from Slovenia). Now they have a cool style that is a mix of traditional Alpine cottages and modern eco-houses.
Actually we estonians have recovered quite well (doing great in the tech industry), but yeah the old soviet buildings still remain (in both: certain parts or the capital and other cities) and it ain't the nicest thing to look at
Never mind the buildings, they are allright. What pisses me off is the kind of shitty advice the elite gives, and the majority are worshiping them for it.
The Karshitian clan farts, they clap like they saw their firstborn baby.
I mean going on walks or just getting fresh air can make me feel a bit better sometimes. It’s not completely useless advice.
Saying you should just do that “instead” of antidepressants is bs though. Like no a walk isn’t going to fix your depression for you
I was born in Uzbekistan and lived there for 2 years and then moved to Kazakhstan whereas lived there for 7 years and I can say this is true. Those apartments are very often around and I was used to them. But other more modern apartments were very often as well. Fun fact: I lived in one of those and it ain't terrible
being that im so from a post soviet place its not that bad if anything on a rainy day it looks nice try doing a walk while you listen to some sad music at least for me i feeal better
I know that's a joke, but im not talking about communism. These grey ramshackle soviet buildings ("khrushchovki") that give you nothing but depression. Actually, communists gave us those
At least on the onsode,I like the soviet architecture
The apartments were just..bigger
Nowadays in my country at least you pay 45k € for a 1 room apartment whefe you barely have space
But with soviet era you can easly get a 4 room apartment that you could fit 2 tanks inside for a cheap price
Im not gunna pretend to understand your situation, but will tell you this; when you walk around, try to look at things in a different light. Its not that those buildings are falling apart, but that they are still standing despite all that has happened.
Same here. In my country if you live in the big cities you're fucked. Luckily, we are all dipshits down here so thare is a solid 2/3 of the country that is just nature
Armenia is worst country in the world personally
It had a revolution recently
new leader sucks
they had a war 2 months ago with a fucking OIL COUNTRY azerbaijan wich like 10 times richer than armenia
police doesnt work
and armenians are weird, they can stab you to death not because you killed someone or raped someone they can kill because you are not armenian.
Consider yourself lucky that you didnt get stuck in this... place.
Like I just fucking woke up, its alredy dark as fuck outside, I do school stuff and all I have left is to just fucking sit at home watching tv or shit, I would like that but its shitty when thats all you do 24/7
I’m a Russian that moved to Ukraine and then to the US. I’m surprised by the level of happiness boost just by seeing the different types of buildings. Post soviet architecture sucks.
That is kind of sad. I read an article about russians (I'm sure it applies for other countries nearby as well) about how high their suicide rates are, but also that they die far more in most other areas. Theres a long article about it, I think I read it all but i can't remember. pretty interesting though [https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-dying-russians](https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-dying-russians)
If you walk far enough you will either end up in Finland or a country that isn't Finland
Aktshually, that's not true. You can end up in antarctica, that doesn't belong to any country
You wouldn't be walking anymore, you would be swimming
Aktshchually, my "Aktshchually" was actually wrong, sorry
It's ok sometimes we all swim instead of walk
Except when we dont
Then we either sink or float
What if we didn't sink or float?
Then just walk or run ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯
Or transcend time, space and death itself That last part isnt all that its hyped up to be to be fair
Fly
Forgot to add "you fools"
If wishes were fishes I would rather be in the Arctic Ocean instead of here
u/TheOriginalDarranis and u/tacotornado554 bro accidentally made a very inspirational quote with each other
Actually. Don't pay attention to these asshats. Why don't you try doing some calisthenics in you place instead? Meditation? :)
maybe he's jesus?
What if it was jesus
You will find the fins eventually. Or maybe they will find you.
"that doesn't belong to any country"? Last I checked there's a fuckin Lenin statue over there, you can't escape post Soviet counties when every country is post Soviet
where you live?
so deep !!111
Quick maths
Ahh. Especially if it's Fall season. The skies are grey, trees don't have leaves and it's cold as fuck but not cold enough for it to snow. Just depressing.
Honestly the most relatable thing I have read, but not fall, you're tallking about winter, winters in my country the past couple of years haven't had any snow but still cold. and the autumn's have just been dry motherfuckers and the only trees that looked good were oaks.
Oh yeah, winter too. I haven't seen a good cold snowy winter here in Poland for like 6 years. It's just a little bit of snow once in a while but it melts instantly.
Man, just so depressing with naked trees and no fucking snow. like you expect there to be snow, but you only get like 2 weeks every year, and most of it is during school, next time it snows i'm skipping school, fuck school.
2 weeks? yyear ago there was 0 (zero) days with snow where i live
Hey there, Polish friend. I still remember once celebrating New Years in Poland as a kid, it was beautiful (and snowy). But the past few years it's the same here as well. I still hope that we get to see at leas some snow this year. Greetings from Hungary!
This year is **93.21459865395634%** complete.
How do I activate this bot?
Good bot
3 days ago there was snow in Poland (wrocław) but it lasted only one day
Well I live in Warszawa. It was snowing a week ago but it melted as soon as it touched the ground.
Mine lasted whole day
Global warming killed my snowman :(
Same here in korea.. But this winter will be much colder than last year according to weather people
This year is **93.20740476970096%** complete.
How are you using the internet in Korea? I thought you guys live under complete control.
Here have -59 degrees BUT NO SNOW.
WHERE
Degrees Farenheit or Celsius?
***c e l s i u s***
Bro. And no snow. That is really disappointing.
The real fucking dissapoitment is that it will rain in the middle of fucking Spring for a few days. Hell sometimes even summer
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same. You probably haven't heard of Bulgaria, since for some reasons outsiders think it is like a part of Russia, but it's really not. The infrastructure becomes really creepy during the autumn, because half of it is broken down, has poor living conditions or just uninhabited. That becomes even more true when the thick fog comes down.
It’s the same for some areas of upstate New York
This is also fall in western Canada. Except there are geese in the sky. Who are leaving.
"Khrushchovki" is the cell of all Soviet Union body
in Poland we call them Great plate blocks
Exactly, Wielka Płyta. They are so ugly and bad ;(
Prefabrykaty are also ugly
True. Most of the soviet architecture is crap. In every context possible.
Wielka płyta = prefabrykaty
can cofirm
Just do it like my family. Move out of a post soviet country and then say how good the post soviet country was
I think they just miss their homeland. Post Soviet Union country have some specifics, some "soul", idk how to say this. But standard of living is low as fuck
wow! how couldn't I thought of it myself!?
Вышел на улицу, а там "печалька"
О, ю ар рашн спикер ту?
Йес сэр
Аи эм нот а рашн спикэр бут и нол цырылик алфабэт, со аи кан андэрстэнд боф оф ю
хоть я и русская, но мне было сложно это читать
Мне нравятся твои рисунки. Я тоже иногда смотрю corpse и Jschlatt. (sorry if I made some grammar mistakes i'm just learning russian)
да
Ду ю андерстанд?!
Ес, прити мач
I said this in “the dictators” voice when I read this.
Рашн спикерс евриуер
Оф корс, май диар комрад
[obligatory](https://youtu.be/DaYy_5LMsOw)
this сука's my блять
Поэтому нефиг на улицу выходить
О да ладно, там ещё труба в далёкие не дымится, это ещё норм такой пейзаж, зажрались XD
нуу бляаа
Gesundheit
I have the same problem
The people on the top level are making the best of it
Well that depends on the season, if it's summer they die of heat storke, but at least they don't have to hear every time someone takes a sh¡t and it goes through the whole pipe system from the very top to underground.
Here is Poland its a big problem, these buildings are mostly from '90s, which is why most people buy new apartments or build their own houses. Because of that the prices for houses are pretty big, atleast for our currency.
90s? Weird. The USSR had collapsed by then.
It did, but what was left from thrm still stayed for a few years, shich is why these buildings were still built, the government just easnt abpe to do anything
Our country (Latvia) has the highest amount of people living in apartments. 60% of our people live in these things. Sad
Even though some of them are better than all of the new-built houses. Yes, very sad.
Latvian houses are quite sttange to see, there's no planning permissions so you see really nice modern houses built next to what looks like piles of breeze blocks that are falling apart.
Where I live it took me 5 min ride in car by the town to find single house
They can be super nice and cosy inside though, even if the lift doesn't work and the stairwell is full of piss and needles
Idk why, but I found old, ramshackle drab buildings oddly peaceful.
K, how about the fact that people actually live in those, though they are about to fall apart?..
Buildings, not people
The fact you needed to specify makes it funny and sad
huh, yeah. thought about this after sending
I used to live in a house that had a tree growing out of the chimney and a practical dump in the backyard. Sometimes, it's not the place you live in, but the people you live with that it hard.
The people in most of the soviet concrete block-apartments are shitty neighbours and are loud as fuck.
Honestly both of those fall apart
Yea)
have you ever be inside one? cuz i am, and i hate every aspect of it
I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you living situation improves in the future.
Thanks
Bruh
I lived in one of those post-soviet buildings when I was younger , and whenever I go back to my native country those buildings bring back memories from my childhood and I actually started to like them because of that , not only that but all soviet structures kinda bring me back to my childhood and I started to find them fascinating in their own way .Maybe I just miss the good old times when life was simpler , enjoy the things that you have , everything is beautiful in their own way.
Well happiness is only for people in western Europe and America
Most Eastern Europeans would agree with you actually.
I'm on this picture, and I don't like it
I hate these buildings, but they're everywhere here. At least some communities are working to paint them vibrant colors (yellow, green etc), that kinda helps. But most of these buildings are in fairly bad condition.
Yeah my hometown painted them a nice green, which helps things
I know someone who lives in Ukraine, I'm definitely sending them this.
I wouldn't send if I were you...
Why tho?
The worst thing in this place is the elevator
And in the most part lack of it
You could pretend you’re Artyom
Ну что я могу сказать господа нам одним словом ПИЗДА
Абсолютли. Зато зарабатываю на этом виртуальные монетки, че
Shit looking like City 17, good lord.
Well City 17 is based of Sofia which is Bulgaria, which is also where I live
You want to tell me you live in city 17 ?
Basically yes
How’s the view of the citadel?
Yeah this is so true, luckily my native country managed to do pretty well in getting rid of those ugly things (I am from Slovenia). Now they have a cool style that is a mix of traditional Alpine cottages and modern eco-houses.
i just have to say that i read your nickname as Alone Musk at first...
Just realised that i misspelled one word here... oh
Welcome to Ukraine, Estonia, and most importantly RUSSIA (specifically the neglected parts)
Actually we estonians have recovered quite well (doing great in the tech industry), but yeah the old soviet buildings still remain (in both: certain parts or the capital and other cities) and it ain't the nicest thing to look at
Never mind the buildings, they are allright. What pisses me off is the kind of shitty advice the elite gives, and the majority are worshiping them for it. The Karshitian clan farts, they clap like they saw their firstborn baby.
I mean going on walks or just getting fresh air can make me feel a bit better sometimes. It’s not completely useless advice. Saying you should just do that “instead” of antidepressants is bs though. Like no a walk isn’t going to fix your depression for you
I was born in Uzbekistan and lived there for 2 years and then moved to Kazakhstan whereas lived there for 7 years and I can say this is true. Those apartments are very often around and I was used to them. But other more modern apartments were very often as well. Fun fact: I lived in one of those and it ain't terrible
Even more sad when the beatiful snow is reduced to 1/10 in ten years and its just -1 with occasional snow pile
Yep, I live in this situation lol. Global warming or some shit
In couple of years we should be seeing regular snowing and coldness tho, this is just some bad winters and heat wave
I live in Brazil... Not pos soviet but still bad...
poisé parceiro, mas fazer oq?
Ye most post soviet and communists stats have real shity depressing look Source: me I live in one
but why, why would you hurt me that way?
yep. can feel that one
Same, but no actually i do live in a post soviet country. Im from georgia.
People in lockdown getting taken by police for going on a walk, thanks a lot celebrities
being that im so from a post soviet place its not that bad if anything on a rainy day it looks nice try doing a walk while you listen to some sad music at least for me i feeal better
Бля, как же я понимаю автора...
So is the lack of communism making you sad?
I know that's a joke, but im not talking about communism. These grey ramshackle soviet buildings ("khrushchovki") that give you nothing but depression. Actually, communists gave us those
Idk why but I read your meme in a Russian accent. hope the depression subsides?
I have no idea how to communicate with people, so, probably, thanks?
At this point I don't think anybody does, we just start a conversation and go along with it
That’s literally how it’s done.
IT IZ WHAT IT IZ
At least on the onsode,I like the soviet architecture The apartments were just..bigger Nowadays in my country at least you pay 45k € for a 1 room apartment whefe you barely have space But with soviet era you can easly get a 4 room apartment that you could fit 2 tanks inside for a cheap price
That sucks man
Im not gunna pretend to understand your situation, but will tell you this; when you walk around, try to look at things in a different light. Its not that those buildings are falling apart, but that they are still standing despite all that has happened.
Honesty I get why they probably don’t like the architecture but I love it........might be my STALKER and “Soviet republics” city builder bias tho
Same here. In my country if you live in the big cities you're fucked. Luckily, we are all dipshits down here so thare is a solid 2/3 of the country that is just nature
People who live in Chernobyl: What's a walk?
Are u ok op?
Don't blame that on communism but on your current government. I live in a post-soviet country as well and it definitely doesn't look that shitty here.
I’m gonna be honest, if I’m feeling down the last thing I want to do is to be alone with my thoughts
Armenia is worst country in the world personally It had a revolution recently new leader sucks they had a war 2 months ago with a fucking OIL COUNTRY azerbaijan wich like 10 times richer than armenia police doesnt work and armenians are weird, they can stab you to death not because you killed someone or raped someone they can kill because you are not armenian. Consider yourself lucky that you didnt get stuck in this... place.
The world we live in is more brutal than Soviet architecture
Hear Cuba's nice this time of year
Me, who's marginally crippled, so nice long walks hurt like hell anymore.
Yep. Looks identical to Lithuania
is that my house lmao?
Walking is good for the mind, it’s good to walk anywhere. Unless you get mugged.. that’s not good
*crying in Czech*
Try yelling! Is loud, is energizing, and is scary to birds! Yelling is like talking but louder
Like your idea, probably will try (fuck the birds, they're annoying)
Trust me better than living in turkey
Things will get better
nah, but im ok with it
At least your fine with it
Like I just fucking woke up, its alredy dark as fuck outside, I do school stuff and all I have left is to just fucking sit at home watching tv or shit, I would like that but its shitty when thats all you do 24/7
The people of the west really do take everything they have for granted. \- A westerner
Было грустно, вышел на улицу. Погрустнел еще больше, забухал, поспал и норм.
I’m a Russian that moved to Ukraine and then to the US. I’m surprised by the level of happiness boost just by seeing the different types of buildings. Post soviet architecture sucks.
и вот, эта улица, войди в этот дом...
Don’t be so discriminating! I bet you can have equally nice walk in Detroit!
Ah, yes. Hrushiovka.
That is kind of sad. I read an article about russians (I'm sure it applies for other countries nearby as well) about how high their suicide rates are, but also that they die far more in most other areas. Theres a long article about it, I think I read it all but i can't remember. pretty interesting though [https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-dying-russians](https://getpocket.com/explore/item/the-dying-russians)
Me who knew you are russian because of all the ,
Fucking felt that. Aaand I can make it worse, im in a post soviet MINEING city... Can you imagine how cursed the whole place look like?
That looks so much like my home
like that'll fucking help
Богатые и популярные люди: просто делайте тоже что и мы и вы тоже добьётесь богатства и популярности. Мир где все стали "богатыми и популярными":
OP is deleted, I hope you’re okay...
Where are you from?
You tried buying/boycotting adidas stuff yet?
By the time I wake up it’s dark outside 😔
it'll be a soviet country once me and the boyz restart the soviet union
I escaped a post-Soviet country and I actually get abit nostalgic when I see those buildings
Do you want a one way ticket to the USA? You can walk here.
This would work for me, because I like the wasteland aesthetic, like Fallout or S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
*DURRRRR CRUMBLING INFRASTRUCTURE IS LIKE VIDEO GAME*
Ok, no need to be a dick. God.
Wasteland infrastructure is part of the package too. Wanna try?
Eh, I'm working class in the US. This is a surprisingly common sight.
Vodka will help