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This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Shallon Lester, a YouTuber living in Bozeman, Montana. It has been edited for length and clarity.who grew up in California, but I lived in New York City for more than 12 years and worked as the editor of a magazine. Once COVID-19 hit, the party was over, and all I was left with was the vexing drudgery of big-city life without the fun.
In NYC, I barely kept my head above water. I had a big title but a terrible bank account and felt trapped. Now I live in a five-bedroom house in a rural area, and I love it.The only thing I really miss is wearing my designer clothes and not getting funny looks, but swapping Christian Dior for Mossy Oak is a small price to pay to live somewhere safer, saner, and slower.
But it has taken me three years to fully shed the manic-city-girl energy and lean into a slower pace of life. I've had to cultivate patience and softness in a way that I didn't have to in Manhattan.
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