07-03-2026, 02:06 AM
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What are some places you went that felt surreal?
Here were mine
1) I went to Loreto, Mexico with a latina girl I was dating at that time. We stayed at a resort and went to the beach in the middle of the night. It was nearly pitch black and the sky had so many stars like an unbelievable amount that it felt scary and my existence felt so small. Something about seeing so many bright stars in the sky that I had never seen like that before and it was creepy. I did her doggystyle and got a BJ on the beach under those stars but it was a scary experience.
2) I went to Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada with another girl I was dating. We made it just before the closing time so we were the only ones at the park. With everything all red sandstone and we were the only ones at the park and not seeing any other person for miles, I felt like we were in Mars. Felt like being in a whole different planet so that was a cool feeling I had never felt before.
There are more but those two come to my mind so far
1) I went to Loreto, Mexico with a latina girl I was dating at that time. We stayed at a resort and went to the beach in the middle of the night. It was nearly pitch black and the sky had so many stars like an unbelievable amount that it felt scary and my existence felt so small. Something about seeing so many bright stars in the sky that I had never seen like that before and it was creepy. I did her doggystyle and got a BJ on the beach under those stars but it was a scary experience.
2) I went to Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada with another girl I was dating. We made it just before the closing time so we were the only ones at the park. With everything all red sandstone and we were the only ones at the park and not seeing any other person for miles, I felt like we were in Mars. Felt like being in a whole different planet so that was a cool feeling I had never felt before.
There are more but those two come to my mind so far
07-03-2026, 02:12 AM
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1) first time I went to Ellis Island and saw Statue of Liberty. Seemed smaller than I imagined.
2) first time I saw Sydney Harbour Bridge and the opera house
3) Walking though Red Square as an adult, going to the bolshoi theatre as an adult
4) swimming in the ocean at night
5) driving over the Brooklyn bridge
6) seeing the Wu Tang Clan IRL for the first time
7) walking though Central Park while an episode of Law & Order SVU was being filmed, saw Jerry Orbach before he dieded, closest I’ve felt to thinking this is a simulation
Edit: 2am broad daylight white nights in Sanct Peterborg, some northern lights too
2) first time I saw Sydney Harbour Bridge and the opera house
3) Walking though Red Square as an adult, going to the bolshoi theatre as an adult
4) swimming in the ocean at night
5) driving over the Brooklyn bridge
6) seeing the Wu Tang Clan IRL for the first time
7) walking though Central Park while an episode of Law & Order SVU was being filmed, saw Jerry Orbach before he dieded, closest I’ve felt to thinking this is a simulation
Edit: 2am broad daylight white nights in Sanct Peterborg, some northern lights too
07-03-2026, 03:02 AM
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We flew into Kyrgyzstan late night/early morning. It was still dark so we couldn’t really see anything.
As we were unloading some equipment and doing some admin stuff, the sun began to come up.
We didn’t know it but we were in a valley surrounded by huge beautiful mountains on all sides. Once the sun started coming up and lighting them up, the scenery was absolutely captivating.
Out of a dream, or a movie.
As we were unloading some equipment and doing some admin stuff, the sun began to come up.
We didn’t know it but we were in a valley surrounded by huge beautiful mountains on all sides. Once the sun started coming up and lighting them up, the scenery was absolutely captivating.
Out of a dream, or a movie.
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07-03-2026, 03:08 AM
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Shakespear regional park walking through the ocean at night and seeing phosphorescence in the waves behind my foot steps.
Riverhead forest watching the milky way through a magnetic storm. The amount of shooting stars was insane, I did her doggystyle and got a BJ on the beach under those stars but it was a scary experience.
Riverhead forest watching the milky way through a magnetic storm. The amount of shooting stars was insane, I did her doggystyle and got a BJ on the beach under those stars but it was a scary experience.
Damn
07-03-2026, 06:24 AM
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
Yeah NYC is a surreal third world experience of poverty. I see why it’s on your list 3 times.
1) first time I went to Ellis Island and saw Statue of Liberty. Seemed smaller than I imagined.
2) first time I saw Sydney Harbour Bridge and the opera house
3) Walking though Red Square as an adult, going to the bolshoi theatre as an adult
4) swimming in the ocean at night
5) driving over the Brooklyn bridge
6) seeing the Wu Tang Clan IRL for the first time
7) walking though Central Park while an episode of Law & Order SVU was being filmed, saw Jerry Orbach before he dieded, closest I’ve felt to thinking this is a simulation
Edit: 2am broad daylight white nights in Sanct Peterborg, some northern lights too
2) first time I saw Sydney Harbour Bridge and the opera house
3) Walking though Red Square as an adult, going to the bolshoi theatre as an adult
4) swimming in the ocean at night
5) driving over the Brooklyn bridge
6) seeing the Wu Tang Clan IRL for the first time
7) walking though Central Park while an episode of Law & Order SVU was being filmed, saw Jerry Orbach before he dieded, closest I’ve felt to thinking this is a simulation
Edit: 2am broad daylight white nights in Sanct Peterborg, some northern lights too
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07-03-2026, 06:35 AM
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07-03-2026, 07:05 AM
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Arriving in Antarctica and the first month after. Don't like flying so have only been on a few planes, so flying was scary enough. Let alone waking up one morning in oregon at 7am to catch my flight at 11am to fly to the bottom of the earth where I know no one and have no idea what to expect, but knowing I'm stuck there for a while regardless was nerve racking enough. Seeing the ocean frozen from the small windows on the c130 made everything seem real. Stepping off the plane and seeing nothing but white and foreign white mountains and a volcano with smoke coming out of it was insane. Getting to town and learning where anything was and settling in didn't feel like real life for at least a month. In fact it still doesn't.
07-03-2026, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
Count again
Yeah NYC is a surreal third world experience of poverty. I see why it’s on your list 3 times.
07-03-2026, 08:27 AM
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NYC
Istanbul
Istanbul
07-03-2026, 08:32 AM
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The Grand Canyon
Joshua Tree felt like another planet
Joshua Tree felt like another planet
07-03-2026, 08:34 AM
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Standing at the beach watching a hurricane arrive with a black sky and a bunch of seagulls flying against the wind and moving backwards
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07-03-2026, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
Grand Canyon is cool as fuk
The Grand Canyon
Joshua Tree felt like another planet
Joshua Tree felt like another planet
+ Driving in Arizona to get from place to place has some crazy scenic views
07-03-2026, 09:45 AM
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Artists point ant Yellowstone. I’ve never been to the Grand Canyon but this was probably close. It was just so vast and the air was clear, it was like it looked like almost 2D. I was with my gf at the time, there was a lot of people but we went back to the car where she jerked me off and fingered herself at the same time.
In a really isolated beach on the jungles of Costa Rica. I was with a local girl who showed me the spot at night. There were so many stars and you could see the depth of the Milky Way with your naked eye. I’ve never seen such a clear night sky before. We had just came from a shower and had a few drinks so we 69d on the beach and did a little night swim but I didn’t like being in the ocean at night. It creeped me out
In a really isolated beach on the jungles of Costa Rica. I was with a local girl who showed me the spot at night. There were so many stars and you could see the depth of the Milky Way with your naked eye. I’ve never seen such a clear night sky before. We had just came from a shower and had a few drinks so we 69d on the beach and did a little night swim but I didn’t like being in the ocean at night. It creeped me out
07-03-2026, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
#1 (Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty), #5 (Brooklyn Bridge), and #7 (Central Park) are the only ones for sure in NYC
Count again
I have no idea where you saw the Wu Tang Clan live or where you swam in the ocean at night. Sydney Harbour bridge is in Australia and Red Square is in Russia
So unless you want to share where the two unknown locations were I counted right
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07-03-2026, 10:54 AM
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The grocery store (srs) lol
Also one time I went to a local beach and the sun and the tide was way out so it looked massive. I also think the beach had changed quite a bit since the last time I saw it.
That alone was crazy but then there was a couple people horseback riding. I felt so small.
I’ve also felt this way at a festival- the grounds were massive and no one was around - the sky was practically overwhelming me.
Also one time I went to a local beach and the sun and the tide was way out so it looked massive. I also think the beach had changed quite a bit since the last time I saw it.
That alone was crazy but then there was a couple people horseback riding. I felt so small.
I’ve also felt this way at a festival- the grounds were massive and no one was around - the sky was practically overwhelming me.
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07-03-2026, 11:28 AM
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When I watched Back to the Future for the first time . When it was over and I left the theatre I felt like I had been in a Time Machine . Everything felt weird AF fir some strange reason
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07-03-2026, 11:29 AM
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Cherry blossom season in Japan.
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07-03-2026, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis⏩
my old coworker i use to have had a delorian. it was one of the only ones in the province. not sure if he still has it
When I watched Back to the Future for the first time . When it was over and I left the theatre I felt like I had been in a Time Machine . Everything felt weird AF fir some strange reason
When he regains consciousness, double the voltage.
07-03-2026, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
Shame on you
#1 (Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty), #5 (Brooklyn Bridge), and #7 (Central Park) are the only ones for sure in NYC
I have no idea where you saw the Wu Tang Clan live or where you swam in the ocean at night. Sydney Harbour bridge is in Australia and Red Square is in Russia
So unless you want to share where the two unknown locations were I counted right
I have no idea where you saw the Wu Tang Clan live or where you swam in the ocean at night. Sydney Harbour bridge is in Australia and Red Square is in Russia
So unless you want to share where the two unknown locations were I counted right
When you step through to
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07-03-2026, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
Did you see the Bolshoi ballet?! I'm jelly if you did! I LOVE ballet.
1) first time I went to Ellis Island and saw Statue of Liberty. Seemed smaller than I imagined.
2) first time I saw Sydney Harbour Bridge and the opera house
3) Walking though Red Square as an adult, going to the bolshoi theatre as an adult
4) swimming in the ocean at night
5) driving over the Brooklyn bridge
6) seeing the Wu Tang Clan IRL for the first time
7) walking though Central Park while an episode of Law & Order SVU was being filmed, saw Jerry Orbach before he dieded, closest I’ve felt to thinking this is a simulation
Edit: 2am broad daylight white nights in Sanct Peterborg, some northern lights too
2) first time I saw Sydney Harbour Bridge and the opera house
3) Walking though Red Square as an adult, going to the bolshoi theatre as an adult
4) swimming in the ocean at night
5) driving over the Brooklyn bridge
6) seeing the Wu Tang Clan IRL for the first time
7) walking though Central Park while an episode of Law & Order SVU was being filmed, saw Jerry Orbach before he dieded, closest I’ve felt to thinking this is a simulation
Edit: 2am broad daylight white nights in Sanct Peterborg, some northern lights too
Originally Posted By nevermadeit⏩
The Grand Canyon is amazing. It's so vast, it's crazy that it can take more than 4 hours to drive from the south rim to the north rim.
Grand Canyon is cool as fuk
+ Driving in Arizona to get from place to place has some crazy scenic views
+ Driving in Arizona to get from place to place has some crazy scenic views
The Red Rocks in Arizona were beautiful! We drove from Phoenix to Sedona and it was a very scenic drive. The drive from Sedona to the Grand Canyon was not scenic once we hit Nevada. So much brown everywhere, no green at all.
Glacier National Park is amazingly beautiful. We saw some breathtaking views while hiking there and driving the going to the sun road. When we were on our way in it was around 5pm and the way the sun was hitting everything was just gorgeous. Everywhere you looked in Glacier was like a beautiful photograph.
Alaska and the Yukon. The air in Alaska is so crisp and clear it's amazing. Stunning views everywhere when going from Skagway up into the Yukon.
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07-03-2026, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
Grand Canyon for sure. I did a ton of hiking up in the Tetons and the scenery was unbelievably beautiful. Sierra Nevadas were also dreamy.
The Grand Canyon
Joshua Tree felt like another planet
Joshua Tree felt like another planet
07-03-2026, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
Yeah my mum dragged me there all the time
Did you see the Bolshoi ballet?! I'm jelly if you did! I LOVE ballet.
Then I didn’t go for ages then went with the wife
07-03-2026, 01:09 PM
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Rural South Carolina.
Wilted cotton fields
Crumbling infrastructure
Abandoned buildings everywhere
Abject poverty among those left
Felt like a region that hadn’t progressed in over a century.
Wilted cotton fields
Crumbling infrastructure
Abandoned buildings everywhere
Abject poverty among those left
Felt like a region that hadn’t progressed in over a century.
07-03-2026, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
Ahhhh I bet it was fabulous! Bf took me to see the NYC ballet for my bday. I'd dreamed of that since I was 10 years old. Lincoln Center and seeing the ballet was amazing. It was so beautiful. When I was in my major ballet phase between 10-14 I watched and read about Russian ballet a lot.
Yeah my mum dragged me there all the time
Then I didn’t go for ages then went with the wife
Then I didn’t go for ages then went with the wife
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