manage it? What did you do?” but after 2018 nobody asked me anything, it’s like it just became a part of my routine.
We all know that feeling of coming back home after a long period of travel. For some, it’s a feeling of happiness and relief to be home, while for others it can be a bit depressing. Regardless, returning home can be a reality check. No matter how far you traveled, how exotic the places you visited, or even if you did something out of the ordinary, chances are no one will care. It can be disheartening, but it’s also a freeing feeling.
Traveling can be a life-changing experience, no matter how big or small the trip. It’s an opportunity to step out of your comfort zone and learn something new about yourself, the world, and the people around you. It’s an adventure that you’ll carry with you forever, and that no one can take away from you.
But when it comes to the people around us, it’s important to remember that nobody cares more than you. It’s true that some people may be interested in hearing your stories and experiences, but more often than not, they’re likely to be more interested in their own experiences.
It’s a hard and freeing lesson to learn that nobody cares about your travels as much as you do. But it’s important to remember that no matter how insignificant your travels may seem to others, they will always be significant to you. And that’s all that matters.
So, don’t let the fact that no one cares about your travels stop you from exploring. Keep discovering new things, and keep remembering your experiences, no matter how big or small. You are more significant than you think, and your travels are too. Allow yourself to be free, and enjoy the journey.