>>2877859
Im going to Hong Kong next, Im preddy 'cited.
:3

https://youtu.be/6OzVKnGdekA

>>2877859
permanently living in third world is better. same thing, but 1/10th the price

>>2877859
You failed to mention how your little humdrum wagecage life supposedly mogs the dynamic lifestyle of the world traveler, who never knows what tomorrow will bring.
>oooh I bought this cool collectible on Amazon!
>Becky smiled at me when I was paying for my lotto tickets, maybe she likes me?
Your life is so small, it's laughable. But some people were meant to live a small life. Their brains have a melty when faced with the endless complexity and challenges of a diverse and dynamic world full of strangers.

The first world is boring. The third world turns every little action into a quest.

>>2877859
Living in a city is a hell. It's the equivelant of living in a factory farm for cattle. It is not natural and it is not even remotely humane but its all most of the people there have ever known

>>2879242
Not true. Most city dwellers were born somewhere else and migrated to the city to chase money. Money is literally all they care about. That's what makes the urban environment so bleak for those who want to experience the authentic traditional way of life. If you have a pile of money and want to be surrounded by limitless opportunities to spend it, then you'll love the city. Some cities do have pockets of traditional life remaining, but all too often the old towns are being sanitized and commercialized for touristic purposes.

Living in America is like living in an endless social engineering torture experiment. The people are all half mad from living in such an upside down place

>>2877859
Where are you from and where did you move to?

>>2879366
People in rural places all dream of going to see shopping malls and saving up money for weekend trips to chain restaurants. As a former ruralfag, life there was bleak. City life is also often bleak. But one isn't inherently better than the other.

>>2879388
Rural life is only bleak if you've fallen for globohomo propaganda which glamorizes the urban lifestyle and calls you a loser if you aren't living it up a city making that big paycheck and getting laid with a different girl every weekend. TV and then smartphones has caused a tremendous culture shift among rural peoples the world over, sowing dissatisfaction with traditional non-consumerist lifestyles.
>>2879375
You can't have an orderly society without coercive or manipulative control. America is full of insane criminal whackos, millions of which cycle through prison on a regular basis...yet it still remains predominantly orderly. Mind-raping the people to instinctively choose obedience and suppress their impulses to conform with the expectations of their overlords is how this is accomplished. Many Americans struggle mightily with this, as their minds refuse to conform to social engineering. But every time you step outside in America, you feel this invisible force pressuring you to comply and obey with ten thousand different rules which govern your daily behavior. To stop at the stupid red octagon that says S T O P, even if there is no other car in sight. To walk across the road only when the orange hand disappears. To say "I'm doing fine" when somebody says "how are you". Come to a place like India and you can see what it is like to live in a society without ten thousand rules. The good and the bad of it.

>>2877866
And better and more plentiful women.

What "first world" country is good to live in?

You dislike traveling so much you decided to make a thread on a travel board.

What's next, you're gonna go to KFC to talk to people about how you don't like fried chicken?

>>2877894
true. being a firstie and spending any amount of time in a third world country will automatically make you more interesting and give you some cool stories

After I became a full-time remote worker I spent about a year traveling around and realized I hate travel. I don’t even know why I still lurk here.

>>2880463
Spending a shit-ton of money to put up with the bullshit of travel doesn't make sense. Spending only a little and thereby remaining free of work obligations for an extended period of time makes travel seem worthwhile as an escape from the wagecage. Otherwise what are you going to do with all your free time? Sit around the house staring out the window all day?