why don't you just quit your job and go travel?
>>62841113To where? With what money? Doing what? To gain what? Are you a retarded teenage girl by any chance?
At a certain age, traveling alone only makes you feel lonelier and sadder
>>62841121FPBP Retard op picking one the hobbies that most needs money to partake in
That's exactly what we did.
>>62841113I traveled too much when I was a kid. Now I just want to relax and paint for a while…
>>62841113There are seriously based travellers, but I have found like 95% of people who tell me their hobby is travel are terribly shallow people with constant need for external stimuli to not be perpetually bored. Imagine being even able to be bored when you have access to almost everything ever written and thought. I cannot relate or tolerate this feeling.
Poor people hating on traveling as a hobby due to immense jealousy will never stop being funny
>>62841319Lol
>>62841307If they found what they were looking for, then they got it. That they didn't find it compels them to keep looking. So that's all they're doing. Then since they are the same as me in that regard, I am willing to extend a little sympathy. I (may) think exactly what you think but I choose to let them just know silently in their hearts I think that without saying it (be intimidated by me for no visible rationally explainable reason). Because they already know I think that about them, they always knew I thought that about them. Because I never gave a shit what they think, we're all happy together. That helps me tolerate that feeling, if that helps.
It feels very aimless and purposeless quickly. Also there are plenty of hot women where i live and i get them more easily because i’m at my ”homebase” where i can provide for the women better and women like providers.
>>62841337>It feels very aimless and purposeless quicklyThat says a lot more about you than it does about traveling
>>62841340I’m more of a guy who likes to improve things rather than just educate myself endlessly.
>>62841341And that's fine. Different people enjoy different things
i quit my job in july and traveling until mid nov100% worth it but i do have sizeable nesr eggage 39 slightly worried about my chances of getting my old salary back but not really. actually dont think i can tolerate wagecuckery ever again but we will see how freelance/trying to do my own thing woeks outim 39 dont do it old like me do it when ur 20s so u dont look weird trying to meet people during ur travels. i was able to meet a girl in half my destinations via app
>>62841354>im 39 dont do it old like me do it when ur 20s so u dont look weird trying to meet people during ur travelsJust sign up for food/night life tours even if you don't need your hand held. Those tours are full of travelers in their 30s, 40s and 50s, many of them solo so you can easily find temporary travel friends to hang out with later. Bar and pub crawls are where all the people in their 20s go to meet other travelers. When you're pushing 40 that might be a bit weird
>>62841125I'm 38 and going to Tokyo alone now and I'm super hyped. Solo vacations are the best, you can just do whatever you want. In my case, I love aimlessly exploring.
>>62841358>Just sign up for food/night life tours And over the years when I've traveled solo I have done this at least a hundred times (in my late 20s and 30s) and I can count on 1 hand the times that I didn't meet someone that I didnt end up hanging out with later on the trip. And I'm not a social butterfly at all, so if you actually have social skills it should be piss easy
>>62841364Me too, only 5 days till touchdown. Will be my 12th solo trip to Tokyo. I find people to hang with every time though. Tokyo is easy mode for solo travelers, even autistic ones
