is disliking traveling and constantly moving around in general a loser/incel trait, or does it just stem from introversion?

[rl⠀]

I've never had this desire to go out of my way in terms on organizing, planning and investing time just to visit some backwards third-world shithole like bhutan or serbia, take 500 pictures for social networks (these people are more focused on getting something interesting on camera than actually enjoying the trip, it's absurd) and come back home feeling like I've made amazing memories

what's wrong with spending 99% of your time on your territory, where you are actually rooted, have some semblance of status and know where to hunt? google earth and the internet in general are more than enough for my needs when it comes to marveling nature and wonders of the world; I get more of that "adventure experience" from a good book or when writing something myself

 

[autistic_tendencies]

Travelling is a good conversation starter . Gives you well rounded perspective , you gonna tell the bich you travelled the world with Google earth lol

 

[rl⠀]

Travelling is a good conversation starter . Gives you well rounded perspective , you gonna tell the bich you travelled the world with Google earth lol

i agree, i wish i liked it. my friends have been into hiking for a couple of months now, it seems to be trendy, but i just see a lot of effort and wasted time for nothing

 

[slayer69]

just different interests. nothing to be bothered about.