There’s so much effort to make these things into generational fashion trends as opposed to just admitting that a large proportion of boomers and some xers have ended up buying poorly made, super expensive to maintain, houses with a lot of dead space, inefficient, and naive looking design, and inflated tax value in poorly designed suburban sprawl that is no joy to traverse. They don’t age well and people don’t want to sink that kind of money into maintaining a house just for “show” especially when the “show” is trying to keep a poorly constructed 3000 sq ft chimera of a house from bankrupting you.
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