11 Struggles Everyone In Montana Can Relate To
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Jessica Wick
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The struggle is real in Montana. We may live in the Last Best Place, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have our occasional grievances. Here are a few things most of us have had to deal with at some point.
Otherwise known as "cardio and weights."
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And no, we don’t mean a friend… it’s always your old teacher, your former boss or your ex that you see when you’re in pajama pants in public.
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The majority of Montanans grew up in small towns. When there are 27 people in your graduating class, your options for a prom date are quite limited.
People have some serious misconceptions about Montana.
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You left in a t-shirt, promptly returning home with frostbite. So what if it was 60 degrees outside yesterday? It’s 12 today.
In a way, this is awesome, because we all get to choose our own football team to cheer for. But it WOULD be kind of nice to have our own big stadium.
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Thankfully, not ALL Montanans will relate to this one. But if you have an allergy to wheat or weeds, you’ll have to deal with some miserable months here.
Not worth it. Turn back.
The general consensus is that Montana is full. We like our space. But do you know how hard it is not to post incredible sunset photos on Facebook when your friends live in much less beautiful locations?
Despite our “struggles,” we’d still take living in Montana over life anywhere else. In fact, we happen to think the Treasure State is underrated.
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