What's the appeal of traveling?
>>2703754food, if you're going somewhere closer to the equator.
>>2703757What if I'm already near the equator?
>>2703758looking at cool things and fucking foreign women is up there too
>>2703761I'm 5'4"
>>2703762doesn't matter
>>2703762whores will fuck anything for money. ive never met a short guy that wasn't hopelessly in love with money. if ur not into cooming then stay home and watch it all on a screen.
>>2703754It's fun and satisfies my extreme wanderlust
>>2703754
>>2703754>riding motorcycles is VERY fun and cheap in the 3rd world>Asian women are very sexy>Asian food is great and cheapIdk what one would do when traveling anywhere else besides Asia
The disconnect from your normal life if you have enough self-control to not check the news and ignore notifications from your social groups.Pictures of a location and being at location are completely different, sometime its better but sometime its worse.There is also more than just sightseeing, such as hiking, skiing, beach, event, theme park, etc.
>>2704632If I already don't enjoy or hike, skii, go to the beach, event ,theme park, etc, locally, does traveling make me suddenly interested in them or is a post purchase rationalization kind of thing?
>>2704649Good bait.
>>2704649in my case I dont enjoy going outside and running into people I dont like and having to spend money to do so. so that limits the things I do and the times I go out. im sure if I was in a cheaper country where I wasn't bothered by the locals I would go out more frequently. the crowds are really a deal breaker for me. who likes going to the beach and having to listen to spic boombox wars? tons of quiet and otherwise spacious public places ruined by people like them.
>>2704666I bought a ticket for a concert the other day and didn't go and ended up sleeping because I was too lazy to go out
Leaving the ordinary behind, and seeing new places and things not seen before.
>>2704667my condolences for your loss. I had to sell a relatively new home in an american suburb because my spic and nigger neighbors (that both moved in years after I was already there) wouldn't stop making noise. my future housing requirements is to live in a country where minorities like them dont exist at all.
>>2703754To discover all the reasons you hate going outside.I remember when one old tourist early 2000's, really rich person not a thug at all, would give weird look and say you only want to travel because you haven't traveled if you'd say I wanna go to some multicultural place. They already knew back then diversity is problematic. Nobody just wants to embarrass themselves stating the obvious. We don't wanna deal with bums, losers or criminals.
>>2704674They really are fucking loud for real and always drunk or wants to fight or acts like shit human being. Then they say didn't do nothing and act like cops won't shoot, when they have already done it over 100 000 times for legit reasons. Anyone who's saying racism is bad, doesn't go outside and plays too much videogames. They are even worse than the caricature gives out them to be. I had to witness it today and they should legit just go to jail and stay there. I'm highly educated by the way.
What's the appeal of living?
>>2703754The process of adapting to a new place is mentally stimulating. You are focused externally, not internally. Travel offers the best possible opportunity to observe and study human behavior, as a sojourner with no existing bonds to anyone. Travel allows one to enjoy a life of leisure far more than rotting at home does. Extended travel opens your eyes to the realities of your home country; upon return, you find yourself noticing and evaluating everything about it like you are visiting it for the first time, despite everything seeming strangely familiar. Returning from Taiwan to California, what first struck me is "Wow, this place looks so retro, like everything was designed and built before computers even existed!" Even the BART metro with its continual squealing and shaking about felt so outdated compared to the sleek noiseless Taiwanese rails. Yet all the urban space and greenery, even the grass alongside the sidewalks, felt so refreshing and visually pleasing compared to the grimy concrete jungles of Asia. Something as simple as an immaculate front lawn helps elucidate the differences between White priorities for a good life and Asian priorities for a good life. The luckiest travelers learn to love every place they visit.
>>2704719There isn't any
>>2703754eat
>>2703754cultures
>>2703754>appeal109 (and counting).I dont have a choice...
>>2703754promise of a better lifeescape from the nightmare that you're inhonestly doesn't work as well as it used to
Experiencing different life and cultures. Food, it’s half the reason why I travel. Getting away from the stress and responsibilities of everyday life.
>>2703757Eating food outside of the EU is a bad idea.
>>2703754Depends really. There's a whole lot of reasons people travel including but not limited to; relaxation, change of scenery, education, food, chance to experience different cultures, art, creating new memories.I grew up in the suburbs of baltimore county, when I became an adult, I drove into baltimore city daily. At first I spent my vacations in New York (Long Island and NYC), I liked it so much I moved there. Then I started doing Miami and Seattle. I eventually branched out to the Caribbean and Hawaii. Granted those we not out of the "US" so they don't count (The same way visiting Canada or Mexico doesn't count if you live in the US). I moved to the UK and now I do Australia and mainland Europe.I was originally doing it to reset. A chance relax, not to think about work or the drama of where I lived. Now I do it because I want to experience new things. Every long weekend, I'm in a random country on the Iberian Peninsula or Mediterranean. I do proper holidays in Switzerland, Austria or Australia depending on the time of the year.
>>2703754Whats the appeal of posting demoralisation threads on /trv/ with all the pedo anime pictures you have saved on your computer?
>>2709114they cant make it on the big boy boards so to have to come here to get their daily (You) quota.
>>2704719Scarcity and fomo
>>2703754IMO, touristy things (museums, tours, sight seeing), a change of scenery to mentally reset and find new inspiration, as well as just mentally unwinding by setting aside several days where you have absolutely nothing to do but relax and enjoy yourself.IMO, if you're lonely, then traveling isn't fun.>>2703761Are there places good for that, or do you just have game? I find women tourists in my town are easy to get with, but being a tourist yourself somewhere makes everyone ignore you.
>>2709730accurate
>>2703754Don't be autistic. It doesn't matter where you go if you are a legit tard.
>>2703754The fiction people tell themselves before actually dropping $6000 to do the same thing they were already doing at home
Why do I need to travel when google maps and good images exist?
For Cope finding a "meaning" to this life even knowing it has no meaning no matter the place but hey at least you feel some fun
>>2703754trying cake from different countries
>>2703754I live in a cold shithole and I like warm beaches, brown pussy, Latin food, and drinking in foreign clubs. It’s fun and different from my usually routine, plus I have money.
>>2703758Then you can't afford to travel
For me the feeling of impermanence is far more palpable when I'm abroad for just a few days than when I'm rotting at home for weeks on end. It makes me feel more adventurous and liable to try things I normally wouldn't do, talk to people I normally wouldn't talk to, and so on, because I know that even if I do something that ends up being really cringe and embarrassing it's just going to make for a funny story when I come back home at the end of the week.
>>2703754excitement