Straddling the line between /trv/ and actually moving there,

>>1218256
I wouldn't believe anything about revival. I'm not sure how old you are or what you look for in a city, and there is a chance Montgomery might have a little spot for you, but it's probably the most stereotypically southern city in Alabama so if you aren't up for that you are going to hate life. Auburn is close enough to offer some night life and dating, it might even be possible to live there with a long commute.

The people there are really really friendly though.

I'm from AL btw so if you have any more questions just ask me.

>>1218256
>>1218256
Major civil rights city. Dexter Avenue church. Rosa Parks. Probably some Civil war stuff.

>>1218663
Sorry for the late reply. I'm in my mid-20s and am largely a homebody. I enjoy comfy shit like cosy restaurants and coffee shops, prefer to buy from local shops and farms if possible, I'm pretty 'hipster' I guess desu.

The area I kept seeing was great to move to if I moved to Montgomery was Old Cloverdale? I guess since it's near the university its a bit more lively/youth oriented. I have a car so I don't mind a commute but I don't think I could do like, a lone farmhouse or a super small town outside of the city.

>>1219110
It's actually a civil rights job, lel.

Buy a plane ticket and see for yourself. That's the only way you'll know if it's good for you. I would never move somewhere without at least spending a weekend there

>>1219490
You can find cosy stuff like that there. It's basically a central area with a lot of government buildings that have a high presence of law enforcement surrounded by both upscale suburban areas and very very low income areas where crime might be an issue and infrastructure has serious problems. I like the surrounding rural areas, they aren't breath taking but they are quaint and fun to drive around. If you are a homebody I think you could be ok there.

It's a city where you need to have a car to get around, and the central government area is where you would find most cafes and stuff. You would mostly be hanging out with southern businessman and Lawyers there, which might be pretty fun if they like you. Culturally, think of Blues and country music and small churches that pretty much determine your social circle. I'm sure there are subjectcultures or whatever, but that's just not what defines the city.

Auburn would have more people your age, and the neighboring city of Opelika is actually having a tiny little revival. It's a quiet city but the quality of the women more than make up for that.

If your doing civil rights stuff just keep in mind it isn't as simple as Republican vs democrat. Some of the people that present themselves as the least discriminating in the south happen to be the most discriminating. In my opinion Montgomery is the worst about this, but that's just my opinion.