I Need Someone to Talk to Right Now
Is there ANYBODY out there with experience in leaving on a Greyhound with virtually nothing you previously owned? I really need advice.
26-30, F
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Doug57 · 61-69, M
Be brave and keep your wits about you. I have done lots of travelling with next to nothing, even in other countries and languages and really, it can be a lot of fun, owning the challenge of it. Keeping yourself in a situational awareness at all times and negotiating life and situations as they arise can give you a lot of confidence and very useful life experience in terms of reading people and seizing opportunities etc.
We really don't need much Stuff. The open road and all the possibilities that await can be sort of exciting, if you stay positive about it... it's great not to keep yourself limited by staying somewhere in a situation that doesn't work for you, just for fear of losing the security of what you are accustomed to. Thats what the vast majority of people do, not realizing that if they even just walk. on foot. continuously in a given direction, their lives could easily change for the better... Go for it honey!
We really don't need much Stuff. The open road and all the possibilities that await can be sort of exciting, if you stay positive about it... it's great not to keep yourself limited by staying somewhere in a situation that doesn't work for you, just for fear of losing the security of what you are accustomed to. Thats what the vast majority of people do, not realizing that if they even just walk. on foot. continuously in a given direction, their lives could easily change for the better... Go for it honey!