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Why is it that people who are well travelled think they are superior beings?
06-14-2017, 08:32 AM
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Meh why travel when you live in California.
I can just watch Parts Unknown and get the same appreciation minus the soul sucking diarrhea.
I've been to one third world country. Beautiful in many regards but made me see real poverty. I do not feel surperior in any way.
I can just watch Parts Unknown and get the same appreciation minus the soul sucking diarrhea.
I've been to one third world country. Beautiful in many regards but made me see real poverty. I do not feel surperior in any way.
Look, i know i don't really know you and all, and i know you probably hear this like everyday, but your just so perfect to me. The few hours we talked were really great even if the convo was stale, your really pretty and chill, and your country thats just perfect :'D i really dont know how to explain it, but i think i have feelings for you somehow. i never felt like this with someone i just met, but i felt the need to get it off my chest. sorry for being all weird just idk how to explain it D:
06-14-2017, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
Two fat slags called Flora and Fauna in Ibiza then? Now we're talking!!I for one will be enjoying the flora and fauna of a Balearic island that sits in the Mediterranean offset from the Iberian peninsula this year.

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06-14-2017, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
People latch on to traveling just like others latch on to how much money they make, how many friends they have, etc. Insecure people need some sort of branch to grasp onto in order to feel better than everyone else. If they don't have a job making good money then that's off the table so traveling it is. I run into these people a lot when I travel. Well, not so much in Africa but that's because it's harsh as fck out there and there's a real chance of getting sick/dying. But every time I go somewhere sort of nice, tons of selfie taking "inspired" people telling me how cultured they are. Barf.Anyone else ever noticed this?
Some NEET goes backpacking around the world for a year and when they return they have somehow metamorphasized into a condescending, know-it-all bore. As if somwhow, all the billions and billions of people who have lived and died in the history of man are in some way inferior to this magnificent specimen who has ridden on the back of a tour guide's moped in Cambodia.
They remind me a bit of those women who never shut up about being pregnant for the first time, as if they're the only person in the history of man to carry child.
Some NEET goes backpacking around the world for a year and when they return they have somehow metamorphasized into a condescending, know-it-all bore. As if somwhow, all the billions and billions of people who have lived and died in the history of man are in some way inferior to this magnificent specimen who has ridden on the back of a tour guide's moped in Cambodia.
They remind me a bit of those women who never shut up about being pregnant for the first time, as if they're the only person in the history of man to carry child.
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06-14-2017, 09:03 AM
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The misc is home to some of the most rigid black-and-white thinking I've ever seen in my life. So loving traveling either means you're a fuking soulless Instasloot taking #selfies around tourist spots with her crew of bimbos who doesn't know that you could learn the complexities of a foreign culture by watching some middle-aged white prick eat foreign food on the Travel Channel or you actually are a superior human being because you aren't a so-called "standard American" who yells "Merica" and jerks it to Ford ads? Travel is an OPPORTUNITY to experience something new & nothing more. Whether you gain something or not comes down to the TRAVELER. Trust me, I know everything...I've traveled.
06-14-2017, 09:19 AM
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traveling is great if you do it for the right reasons, not for your FB or instagram. Like someone else said, it broadens yours perspective and makes you realize we humans are all the same anywhere on the planet.
take it from this guy. Yeah long video but so fascinating. Also speed it up 1.25x
take it from this guy. Yeah long video but so fascinating. Also speed it up 1.25x
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06-14-2017, 09:25 AM
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Superior, no.
Byfarpreferabletotalkandsharestorieswiththanpeople whohavebeennowhereandarewilfullyignorant/10, definitely.
Byfarpreferabletotalkandsharestorieswiththanpeople whohavebeennowhereandarewilfullyignorant/10, definitely.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
I've never traveled and I feel the same. There's a saying "If its in a Hollywood movie, it's overrated." or something along the linesI agree with this.
I'm not too fond of hitting up tourist destinations. In fact, I loathe going to tourist-y places. I prefer the outskirts and the real world experience in other countries instead of the fabricated glory (and rip-off prices) of tourist destinations.
I'm not too fond of hitting up tourist destinations. In fact, I loathe going to tourist-y places. I prefer the outskirts and the real world experience in other countries instead of the fabricated glory (and rip-off prices) of tourist destinations.
06-14-2017, 09:46 AM
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I've been all over SE asia, india, bangla, north, south, america and cananda, and all over Europe.
For work. And did actual work in real industries, not petting the same elephant every other tourist petted.
So I couldn't give a ****, it's all just pavements and people, there's nothing I hate more than 'travellers'. Like you know the locals don't actually all have dreads and live in parachute pants or pyjamas, why do westerners have to dress like that?
I never mention where I've been unless asked or a thread about travelling comes up. There's no worse conversation piece than being a totally unrelatable knobhead.
For work. And did actual work in real industries, not petting the same elephant every other tourist petted.
So I couldn't give a ****, it's all just pavements and people, there's nothing I hate more than 'travellers'. Like you know the locals don't actually all have dreads and live in parachute pants or pyjamas, why do westerners have to dress like that?
I never mention where I've been unless asked or a thread about travelling comes up. There's no worse conversation piece than being a totally unrelatable knobhead.
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06-14-2017, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted By bsmit107⏩
It makes you look at the world in a different way, opens your perspective....
which makes you think you're more "cultured" than people who still live in the same town they were born in and shout "merica" whilst drinking their bud light and struggling to make their payments on that new 2017 Camaro
which makes you think you're more "cultured" than people who still live in the same town they were born in and shout "merica" whilst drinking their bud light and struggling to make their payments on that new 2017 Camaro
Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
I agree with this.
I'm not too fond of hitting up tourist destinations. In fact, I loathe going to tourist-y places. I prefer the outskirts and the real world experience in other countries instead of the fabricated glory (and rip-off prices) of tourist destinations.
I'm not too fond of hitting up tourist destinations. In fact, I loathe going to tourist-y places. I prefer the outskirts and the real world experience in other countries instead of the fabricated glory (and rip-off prices) of tourist destinations.
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You travel to experience something new sadly most travellers travel to get drunk or take pictures for ******** and ig
Originally Posted By rainieravesouth⏩
These points. But travelers can be annoying as fuk. I was on the train earlier this month and there was this american older couple (late 50's early 60's) clearly abroad for the first time and they would not shut up about the fact that they were "traveling".it's no different than with anything else.
it's about the have vs the have not whether it's
a degree
money
traveling/cultural awareness
being in shape
it's the elitist mentality that people have
it's about the have vs the have not whether it's
a degree
money
traveling/cultural awareness
being in shape
it's the elitist mentality that people have
"This train does pass through GATWICK right? We're on our way to SPAIN for 4 days, dont want to end up back in WALES AGAIN. BEEN THERE DONE THAT LAST WEEK hehehe" fuking cringe. Completely oblivious that every nationality BUT americans cross borders on the regular. It was the traveler equivalent of the tryhard lifter that lifts in a stringer tank and bandana.
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06-14-2017, 10:06 AM
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What's even more annoying are chicks who went on some high school trip guided tour with stops in London, Paris and Berlin, and perhaps went to some random U.S. city on another school trip who proceed to talk about "traveling" as a big hobby of theirs.
06-14-2017, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted By W1LLW⏩
this is true, people in general talking are very annoying even i can't understand them. brb talking for an entire 8 hour bus ride and never shutting up. headphones are life savers.These points. But travelers can be annoying as fuk. I was on the train earlier this month and there was this american older couple (late 50's early 60's) clearly abroad for the first time and they would not shut up about the fact that they were "traveling".
"This train does pass through GATWICK right? We're on our way to SPAIN for 4 days, dont want to end up back in WALES AGAIN. BEEN THERE DONE THAT LAST WEEK hehehe" fuking cringe. Completely oblivious that every nationality BUT americans cross borders on the regular. It was the traveler equivalent of the tryhard lifter that lifts in a stringer tank and bandana.
"This train does pass through GATWICK right? We're on our way to SPAIN for 4 days, dont want to end up back in WALES AGAIN. BEEN THERE DONE THAT LAST WEEK hehehe" fuking cringe. Completely oblivious that every nationality BUT americans cross borders on the regular. It was the traveler equivalent of the tryhard lifter that lifts in a stringer tank and bandana.
for those who have never left their bumfuk midwestern town, keep coping while Im scuba diving in the Galpagos, skydiving in Spain and hiking in the swiss Alps. And never mentioning it to you if I see you.
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06-14-2017, 10:14 AM
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That fact that people spend money to travel is beyond me. If you want me to travel somewhere, you're going to have to pay me my wage, plus traveling expenses. Ain't no way I'm going through torture structures we call airports to be surrounded by less fortunate, smelly people so I can experience another culture for thousands of dollars. Fuk that noise.
I've been all over and the best this world can offer is a mountain top, a tent, good friends and a few fishing poles. And I've got that in my backyard.
I've been all over and the best this world can offer is a mountain top, a tent, good friends and a few fishing poles. And I've got that in my backyard.
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06-14-2017, 10:32 AM
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know these feels op. agreed with annoyances from these people and from pregnant women who feel special. brb literally every person who is here came from a woman who was pregnant so clearly this has been done before, and up until a couple of hundred years ago, they worked physically everyday up until the baby was born. now women take 6 months off with 20 percent of that leave occuring before the baby is born. just fukin lol. if you cant handle being pregnant how tf are you going to manage actually caring for a kid.
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
lol'd hardAnyone else ever noticed this?
Some NEET goes backpacking around the world for a year and when they return they have somehow metamorphasized into a condescending, know-it-all bore. As if somwhow, all the billions and billions of people who have lived and died in the history of manare in some way inferior to this magnificent specimen who has ridden on the back of a tour guide's moped in Cambodia.
They remind me a bit of those women who never shut up about being pregnant for the first time, as if they're the only person in the history of man to carry child.
Some NEET goes backpacking around the world for a year and when they return they have somehow metamorphasized into a condescending, know-it-all bore. As if somwhow, all the billions and billions of people who have lived and died in the history of manare in some way inferior to this magnificent specimen who has ridden on the back of a tour guide's moped in Cambodia.
They remind me a bit of those women who never shut up about being pregnant for the first time, as if they're the only person in the history of man to carry child.
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06-14-2017, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
Yeah you said that, and that's just something you believe. It's cool though.It's not pure cope at all.
For example, staying in a crofting cottage in the Scottish Highlands or exploring the wonderful coastline of the South West of England would probably rate higher in terms of enlightenment than going to Phuket, getting fukked-up off the local piss and slaying some hermaphrodite.
For example, staying in a crofting cottage in the Scottish Highlands or exploring the wonderful coastline of the South West of England would probably rate higher in terms of enlightenment than going to Phuket, getting fukked-up off the local piss and slaying some hermaphrodite.
The coping starting when you said"(they) probably couldn't point to their own capital on a map.". There's nothing reasonable about that statement.
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06-14-2017, 10:40 AM
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Well the better traveled the more superior the being.
If some ****er came here from the opposite end of the galaxy I'd let you go ahead and tell him he's inferior.
If some ****er came here from the opposite end of the galaxy I'd let you go ahead and tell him he's inferior.
The billionaire and the beggar both have 24 hours in a day.
That's why grandma's apple pie rocks and yours sucks.Originally Posted By Dave22reborn^^^Racist police officer who also cries about how racism doesn't exist, also cries reverse racism and typifies the stupidity of the racist right, referring to black people as "they" and regurgitating racist stereotypes.At least it will thunderstorm tonight, and we know how they feel about water. :)
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I enjoy 'traveling' to a point but usually for about a week at a time and never outside of the US. The idea of going experience some poverty third world country/ subpar culture doesn't interest me in the least.
I live a fairly busy life so for me an ideal vacation would be heading to Florida and doing a bit of scuba diving. Maybe some fishing. Some relaxing on the beach. Or maybe head up to the mountains and do some hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing or snowboarding... Or perhaps rent a motorcycle and cruise a coastal highway. Etc.
Blows my mind that most people who 'travel' just look at stuff and party and claim they are 'experiencing' a culture or some BS like that.
Eventually I'll probably get a camper or RV and when I 'travel' I'll just spend all my time relaxing in some national park or something like that, just enjoying nature.
I live a fairly busy life so for me an ideal vacation would be heading to Florida and doing a bit of scuba diving. Maybe some fishing. Some relaxing on the beach. Or maybe head up to the mountains and do some hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing or snowboarding... Or perhaps rent a motorcycle and cruise a coastal highway. Etc.
Blows my mind that most people who 'travel' just look at stuff and party and claim they are 'experiencing' a culture or some BS like that.
Eventually I'll probably get a camper or RV and when I 'travel' I'll just spend all my time relaxing in some national park or something like that, just enjoying nature.
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Originally Posted By guest89⏩
LOL I remember first time going on vacation with parents first thing was out their mouths off the plane was "where's McDonalds?"Blows my mind that most people who 'travel' just look at stuff and party and claim they are 'experiencing' a culture or some BS like that
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The billionaire and the beggar both have 24 hours in a day.
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lol one girl on fb just moved to rome, IMMEDIATELY made sure to change her location to live in Rome, and makes this status even tho she knows nobody who lives in italy, just an obvious attempt to say i'm in rome
i've made it in life i transported my body here look at me go i'm so accomplished
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Originally Posted By bsmit107⏩
Which in a way does make them kinda superior...It makes you look at the world in a different way, opens your perspective....
which makes you think you're more "cultured" than people who still live in the same town they were born in and shout "merica" whilst drinking their bud light and struggling to make their payments on that new 2017 Camaro
which makes you think you're more "cultured" than people who still live in the same town they were born in and shout "merica" whilst drinking their bud light and struggling to make their payments on that new 2017 Camaro
It definitely opens your mind and introduces you to knew things. Doesn't necessarily make you superior. No point in being bitter about it though because you've never left your home town for more than two weeks at a time.
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
Any long-term travel I've done (> 2 weeks) was working holidays (more work, less holiday in 2 cases) and they gave me valuable life experience & perspective that would be hard to get staying in my own country (or even Europe).That's fair enough. But it doesn't make you a superior being any more than a woman who experiences childbirth (for instance) is superior to a woman who doesn't.
And if youreallywant that authentic taste of culture, why not go on a working holiday and actually interact with the local people on that basis, for a number of years? I could go on ad infinitum.
And if youreallywant that authentic taste of culture, why not go on a working holiday and actually interact with the local people on that basis, for a number of years? I could go on ad infinitum.
In saying that I've met people whose outlook, in spite of travel/working holidays, remained pretty much unchanged. If you have a certain character, you only see what confirms your opinions/prejudices.
Simple minds need simple answers.
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Originally Posted By Chezdon⏩
Listen to this guy! Lived in NZ for a few years and thinks he's special.Which in a way does make them kinda superior...
It definitely opens your mind and introduces you to knew things. Doesn't necessarily make you superior. No point in being bitter about it though because you've never left your home town for more than two weeks at a time.
It definitely opens your mind and introduces you to knew things. Doesn't necessarily make you superior. No point in being bitter about it though because you've never left your home town for more than two weeks at a time.
How diverse!
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people talk about being immersed in a different culture and all but are the traveling to rural ass towns in thailand or to pattaya/phuket? I enjoy traveling but I don't see it as some life changing experience. I have however not traveled for a long period of time. There is more than enough in my state alone for me to experience. Ill wait till I see more of what I want here/nearby states before I go spending money to go elsewhere.
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Definitely hear what your saying OP but its like anything. People who constantly talk about their 'fitness journey' on FB/instagram, or won't stop talking about their kids or whatever it is.
People just talk about what interests them or they feel passionate about. There is condescending people regardless whether its fit people who think they're superior to unfit people or people who are well travelled who think that makes them better than people who stay in their hometown their whole life.
I know one guy who is well travelled who I love hearing about his travels because he has so many interesting storeys to tell and perspectives on things.
I like talking about my travels because they were genuinely life changing and an amazing experience but I am also well aware that not everyone wants to hear about it so I try to only talk about them if they are in the context of conversation.
I will say though that travelling can expose you to new experiences that you wouldn't otherwise ever see and really change your perspective on things. Its hard for some people not to talk about meaningful experiences.
Im happy to hear people talk about travelling as long as its not in an egotistical on condescending way
People just talk about what interests them or they feel passionate about. There is condescending people regardless whether its fit people who think they're superior to unfit people or people who are well travelled who think that makes them better than people who stay in their hometown their whole life.
I know one guy who is well travelled who I love hearing about his travels because he has so many interesting storeys to tell and perspectives on things.
I like talking about my travels because they were genuinely life changing and an amazing experience but I am also well aware that not everyone wants to hear about it so I try to only talk about them if they are in the context of conversation.
I will say though that travelling can expose you to new experiences that you wouldn't otherwise ever see and really change your perspective on things. Its hard for some people not to talk about meaningful experiences.
Im happy to hear people talk about travelling as long as its not in an egotistical on condescending way
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Originally Posted By ikepen⏩
Dude. The world must be filled with idiots if they need to travel to broaden their perspectives and realize humans are all the same. Seriously. You are not the first person to tell me this, and to me it makes no sense having to travel to feel that.traveling is great if you do it for the right reasons, not for your FB or instagram. Like someone else said, it broadens yours perspective and makes you realize we humans are all the same anywhere on the planet.
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Originally Posted By ashin1⏩
lol at calling 'cope' on travellers, and only seeing it from a money point of view.have had conversations with people who always travel.....
they can only talk about how amazing the experience was or how good the food was for so long before they start sounding repetitive, and then start to sound like they are coping for spending money on a trip that has already gone and pass, that nobody truly cares to hear about
they can only talk about how amazing the experience was or how good the food was for so long before they start sounding repetitive, and then start to sound like they are coping for spending money on a trip that has already gone and pass, that nobody truly cares to hear about
same chit as people who talk about how much money they make. you think people who make a lot of money are dicks, but you don't know how much the kool ones make... nomsayin?
but yeah, anyone reasonable realises that no one gives a fuk about your travel stories, for the most part - same as the rest of life. no one gives a fuk about your job, your family, anything about you.
what do, never talk?
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06-15-2017, 02:38 AM
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- EatItRAW92
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OP how can you not have W A N D E R L U S T ?!?!?!
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