There is a word for the trauma caused by distance from nature

[SoothedByRain]

https://qz.com/1557308/psychoterratica-is-the-trauma-caused-by-distance-from-nature/?utm_source=reddit.com

[Aeris]

Can't be when nature is everything

[outlandish]

Yes technically true @Aeris, and it's really impossible to separate nature from man-made, but it's really true that human beings suffer when too far from plants, animals, geography, and when we're embedded in synthetic environments and concrete jungles. 

Good word: psychoterratic! I've definitely suffered from this before. 

[Evilwave Heddy]

@Aeris Yeah, I think "nature" is a wrong word for it.

[Hellspeed]

Thank God i live near a forest and i don't have to pay a plane ticket to get there.

But the best forest is still located in Transilvania, in fact is a giant forest with cities hahaha...

Edited March 7, 2019 by Hellspeed

[Aeris]

I know for most people nature plant is a thing. But to me sadly never. I've always been fascinated with humans city. I feel good in my little one. Truly the best city in France ✓ ( not Paris )

I only like the sea and beach aside my town. I do not feel happy in forest and mountain and plain.

Maybe just japan nature makes me trigger because it seams différent.

 

I did visit a lot but I know what I feel something for. 

 

[Michael569]

Hugging a tree for half an hour will beat the best antidepressant medication

[Aeris]

12 hours ago, Michael569 said:

Hugging a tree for half an hour will beat the best antidepressant medication

5 hours