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Why I'll Always Be an Ocean Person

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Why I'll Always Choose Oceans Over Mountains Why I'll Always Be an Ocean Person From a young age, the ocean provided relief from mental illness, something I've been unable to replicate with any other form of nature. It turns out, there's a science behind why some people prefer water. Share Save Is there really a divide between mountain people and ocean people? (Photo: Simon/Stocksy) Published June 8, 2020 12:00AM When I was three months old, my mom took me in the pool for the first time, determined that I would not suffer from her same fear of water. She dunked me under, and by the third time,

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