If you could go to any place before leaving where would you go?
For me it be under one of those cliche lone trees on a hill, but in a place far away from light pollution so I see the stars/milky way before leaving.
31-35, M
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IntrovertNomad · 31-35, M
@Daisy57 I'm tired but it is what it is
Daisy57 · 56-60, F
@IntrovertNomad I was alarmed with the category you posted in. 🙏🙏
AbbeyRhode · F
PiperMcLean · F
Are you okay? I'm all ears if you need someone.
IntrovertNomad · 31-35, M
@PiperMcLean I’m just tired and felt melanchoic poetic
MellyMel22 · F
You good?
IntrovertNomad · 31-35, M
@V00dooLovesTheMoon just tired
GoFish ·
i just noticed what group you are posting this in.. i hope you find other directions for your frustration in life.. life can be better it's not always something bad to escape from you know.. you can he happy too someday
that being said i always wanted to see the northern lights in person .. i think it's fascinatingly beautiful and i hear it makes sounds too.. i imagine windy like space sounds ☺
that being said i always wanted to see the northern lights in person .. i think it's fascinatingly beautiful and i hear it makes sounds too.. i imagine windy like space sounds ☺
GoFish ·
@IntrovertNomad yeah welcome ☺
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
Leaving where?
@CrazyMusicLover Read the forum name...
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@HootyTheNightOwl Ah, I often don't notice that. Sorry.
Rabscuttle · 41-45
A tip: if you REALLY want to see the stars, a better option might be a boat. Sail out into deep waters, far from shore (the ocean is probably best, but you can do just fine on something like the Great Lakes), turn all the lights off (much easier on a boat than in a building), let your eyes adjust, and then turn them upward; you'll see things like you've never imagined.
The best option, naturally, is to head over to the far side of the Earth in a space capsule (have you seen those pictures of the Northern and Southern lights without the pesky atmosphere getting in the way?{, but that's beyond most people's abilities.
The best option, naturally, is to head over to the far side of the Earth in a space capsule (have you seen those pictures of the Northern and Southern lights without the pesky atmosphere getting in the way?{, but that's beyond most people's abilities.
I don't really like to talk about where I would go, out of fear that it might inspire others to use what I have planned in my head.