Why I'm Afraid To Travel Around The World
Here are the top four reasons why I'm afraid to travel around the world...
I'm Going To Get Lost:
I simply know I will go astray some place in Amsterdam and wind up caught in a back road. How would you know which way is north? How would you make sense of which prepare is yours if everything is composed in an alternate dialect? How are you expected to get to your hostel from the air terminal or discover your path home from the bars in a new place amidst the night? It is so natural to get lost when traveling!
I'm Going To Get Robbed:
I've heard that everybody gets robbed at any rate once while they travel. Somebody could come up to you with a weapon and take all your stuff. Or on the other hand you may put down your pack at a transport station and pivot and it's gone. Individuals burglarize you in the city or even in your hostel room. I would prefer not to get ransacked!
I'm Going To Get Sick:
Everybody becomes ill when traveling. You eat some gross un-clean bowl of noodles off the road and you're in and out of the restroom throughout the day for seven days. Or on the other hand, you get bit by some mosquito and are in the doctor's facility with jungle fever. Indeed, even normal things like seasonal influenza would be absolutely more awful when traveling in light of the fact that you won't have your specialist or your mother to deal with you and bring you soup and pharmaceutical.
I'm Going To Go To Jail:
Have you ever seen Locked Up Abroad? It’s this TV show where people travel to foreign countries and then get locked up in jail. Sometimes it’s their own fault and sometimes it’s not! Someone could easily smuggle drugs into my backpack when I’m not looking. Or the corrupt police in some corrupt country could just say I have drugs or did something wrong and lock me up for no good reason. It’s really easy to get thrown in jail in other countries and really hard to get out!
Why I'm Afraid To Travel Around The World
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September 07, 2018
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