Post: #1

Hi..
Got back from a 2 month trip to Latin America in December, now met with family, some cousins, and spent my New Years relaxing.

But I am just wanting to go back on the road again! Looking at the winter here its depressing, bad weather, not as friendly people, out of reach snobby and average girls, expensive food, etc....

I know roosh went back on road after few months at home, but now I just feel like being on the road again...

Post: #2

I know the feeling. I have heard it said that a man never regrets two things: his education and his travels.

Post: #3

Travel is freaking addicting, I love it. Unfortunately, I am stuck in here for several more months until I can go anywhere again. Almost everyday I think about the trips from last year and how I wish I could go back, relive them, and what I would do better. (ex: day game)

Post: #4

There is nothing better than traveling it helps you with your inner game and self development aspect, and makes you more naturally confident. If you want to head to some place warm I definitely suggest Dominician Republic, Plueto Plata has a great beach and hot women. Nothing like a sunny place while gaming beautiful women.

Post: #5

I know the feeling.

Of all the adventures and challenges on the road, the most difficult can sometimes be the act of coming home.
On a certain level, coming home will be a drag because it signals the end of all the fun, freedom, and serendipity that you enjoyed out travelling.
It can feel unsettling coming home.
After a few days home and of indulgence, the strange sensation of homesickness for the road always comes creeping.

There is no cure for this, the only remedy is getting out there again!

-rdp

Post: #6

I completely agree, travelling is addictive. Funny things is, after few months in a new country, i want to go back home but when i get home, after few weeks, i need to leave again for a new place.

I cant wait to get out of here.

Post: #7

(01-29-2013 11:38 AM)rdp Wrote:  I know the feeling.

Of all the adventures and challenges on the road, the most difficult can sometimes be the act of coming home.
On a certain level, coming home will be a drag because it signals the end of all the fun, freedom, and serendipity that you enjoyed out travelling.
It can feel unsettling coming home.
After a few days home and of indulgence, the strange sensation of homesickness for the road always comes creeping.

There is no cure for this, the only remedy is getting out there again!

-rdp

There was one time where I had to endure a 10 hour flight back home and was greeted with a crying baby as soon as the plane took off. Funny enough at that one instant, I would've rather heard the baby crying for another 10 hours then land, turn on my cell phone, listen to the 30 zillion voicemails I got, and answer to ppl.