Travelling is stupid - Prove me wrong

"LoVE tRaVELInG" translates to = roast beef pussy

I stay far away from travelers. I hate traveling and will only do so on rare occasions. And I will NEVER travel outside the US. Fuck that gay shit.
 
Tourism is seeing the daily agony of other people and spitting them in the face by being happy. Waking up to the Golden Gate Bridge every day? Nah, waking up suicidal, broke, depressed, tired of their job no matter the pay. Then some fat asian fuck shows up "Horee shee, a breedg!".

The only reason people claim they love travelling is cus it's the absolutely best way to pretend to be outgoing and cool without doing shit. "Oh? Why don't you travel more then, faker?" "I'm not rich :)". You need to post a new selfie from a new place every 2 days on Instagram for it to be too much to the point people wonder "So uh, you've got nothing in life settled? Job? Partner? Just travelling?", but nobody reaches that without an oil sheik mutting them.
 
Every once in a while I read news about retarded Americans and Europeans who come to my country and are brutally raped or killed by brown little angels. I laugh every time.
 
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I don't agree. Personally, I like to travel, sometimes it gives an opportunity to see and try something new, for example, food :biggrin: Also, traveling has changed my perspective, I have now become more open-minded and welcome. It definitely has changed the way I look at the world now. Sometimes I even combine work and travel.
you're gay kill yourself
 
I like seeing new places I could never afford to live in, but with the current state of the world, fuck traveling. My scrawny Irish piggu ass would be kidnapped and murdered for a ransom my family never had in seconds.


Still I fucking hate you for that Soiboi pic, OP. I don't know what it is, but that face makes me genuinely angry. I know I'm not the only one.
 
I live in the cornfield.
So traveling is necessary,
if one wants to see the ocean
and feel it's warm sands
 
I posted pictures of my trip to an amusement park that one day, one of you guys will visit.
 
Traveling is the fucking worst when you have kids. just everything about it that used to be fun and exciting is now a chore and exhausting. But when the kids enjoy it I will admit it is very much worth all the trouble. So if you have a good childhood memory of a trip or vacation, call your dad and thank him, because he was fucking miserable through most of it
 
The Oceans are literally the end point of every sewer system

Beaches are the edge of the great doodoo
 
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I had the opportunity to travel cheap while in college. I visited both a 3rd and 1st world country. The 3rd world was pretty stressful because I was always covered in bugs, didn’t have access to a shower and was either sleeping in the forest or a doorless trailer. In the 1st world, I just stayed in an apartment with classmates and just visited museums.

I have a need for the social bonding that comes with being on a “team” with others. Traveling in a group of people who depend on each other to navigate an unfamiliar place heightens that feeling of connection. That’s one of the best things I’ve gotten out of traveling.

The other thing is that it puts my brain in a childlike learning mode. The world is unfamiliar and surprising again. In a dangerous place, this can be stressful and exhausting, but in a safe one, it brings back a sense of wonder that adults don’t often get to experience anymore.
 
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I used to want to travel, but it turns out I can just Photoshop myself into photos of places.
 
I have a need for the social bonding that comes with being on a “team” with others.

It would seem to me that itch must get more difficult to scratch as you age. Beyond pleasantries and business conversations, I doubt I've spoken with anybody but my family in the past year.
 
It would seem to me that itch must get more difficult to scratch as you age. Beyond pleasantries and business conversations, I doubt I've spoken with anybody but my family in the past year.

I hope it's something that's designed to be permanently sated by starting a family, but I'm sure that pursuit comes with whole new bundle of problems and needs. The dynamic of shared identity, mutual vulnerability and dependence provides that gratifying comfort. I don't know if this happens to men, but I get stressed out if it's not there.
 
I hope it's something that's designed to be permanently sated by starting a family, but I'm sure that pursuit comes with whole new bundle of problems and needs. The dynamic of shared identity, mutual vulnerability and dependence provides that gratifying comfort. I don't know if this happens to men, but I get stressed out if it's not there.

I think you might be onto something. Having a wife makes all but the most superficial parts of friendship feel redundant. I love working with her on the farm, too.
 
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