The brutal verbosity, expressed by the heartfelt catchphrase “Come in large numbers!”, Addressed by Moscow residents to the “enterprising” guests of the capital, is familiar even far beyond the coveted metropolis. However, not everyone understands the large-scale migration impulse of the representatives of "provincial Russia" to be realized in the "stone jungle". Indeed, even in professional activity today one can achieve significant success thanks to, for example, the possibilities of the Internet.
According to many ambitious people who want to achieve significant results in their profession and living standards, the capital of our Motherland is currently the embodiment of all dreams. After all, the chic life of a big city, alluring "adventure seekers" of all stripes with its bright lights, has been promoted by the domestic mass media for many years as a kind of standard. However, after the most superficial analysis, it becomes clear that there are many reasons for excluding Moscow from the list of promising places of residence.
High dynamics of life. Not every person, according to his inner structure, is ready to devote his life to the frantic rhythm of a big city. Here you must always be a fairly active and mobile person. And this, in turn, excludes the possibility of a normal rest. People accustomed to stability and an even way of life should be aware that Moscow does not tolerate romantic sunsets, unhurried walks and measured daily routines. The colossal efforts of "fighters for a place in the sun" are directed primarily at career achievements, and not at getting pleasure according to their natural inclinations.
Increased aggression of people. It is impossible to stay in a calm and serene state of mind when the powerful dynamics of life forces you to be in constant tension. If we analyze the conversations of the residents of the metropolis, then it immediately becomes clear that they are always unhappy with their work, weather and neighbors. It was nervous breakdowns, stress and depression that became a kind of tribute to their health for the right to live in Moscow. It is only on TV screens that the constant celebration of life here is shown. And at this time, positive and fun bypasses this city.
Dear life. This is especially true for housing. Not every metropolitan resident can afford to have his own apartment or house. Especially prices "bite" on real estate in the center of Moscow. Many are content with only "square meters" on the outskirts or in a hostel. Moreover, living outside the Moscow Ring Road carries with it a concomitant problem associated with the costs of transport logistics. It is considered the norm to spend two or more hours a day on the road from home to work.
Difficult movement. Traffic jams in Moscow are known all over the world. The pointless spending of time in hours of traffic jams makes many residents and guests of the capital look for alternative ways of transportation. The situation can be saved only by the Moscow Metro and the choice of the time as far as possible from the rush hour. Thus, people are forced to infringe on themselves either in comfort or in saving time. Indeed, with your own car, you can quickly reach your destination only early in the morning or late in the evening.
Bad ecology. Lack of fresh air is in the first place in this context. The gas pollution of the atmosphere associated with numerous industries and the presence of a huge number of cars causes inevitable depression and headaches. It was this factor that gave rise to such a phenomenon as going out of town for the weekend. It turns out to be a kind of paradox when a person seeks to get to Moscow to get involved in something great. And when such an opportunity arises, he rushes in the opposite direction.
Communication problem. The focus on professional achievement and career puts ordinary human emotions in the background. The high dynamics of life is not at all designed for romantic relationships and communication with friends. It is customary here to maintain a conversation in a bar or club, when a couple of hours of primitive leisure excludes real relationships associated with emotional involvement. It is not at all typical for Muscovites to delve into each other's problems and provide substantial assistance.
Against the background of the above reasons aimed at excluding the metropolis from the number of places acceptable for living and working on the map of the world and the country, it is also important to understand that the phrase "Moscow loves the strong!" has no foundation whatsoever. After all, the desire to get to Olympus and be there are millions of parsecs apart from each other.
